A Curator-Artist Reunion with Bana Kattan, Scott Fitzgerald, and Heather Dewey-Hagborg.

a Zoom Gathering with artists of the first generation of the UAE’s conceptual, experimental art scene

a zoom roundtable with artists Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti, and curators Salwa Mikdadi and Bana Kattan, moderated by Maya Allison

For this reunion, Zimoun will premiere a new audio performance, specifically for our online audience.

Featuring artist Amar Kanwar, scholars and practitioners, and Associate Director and Curator of Ishara Art Foundation Sabih Ahmed.

Join us and Dr. Remy Shanker, Wellness Program Specialist at NYU Abu Dhabi, in The Art Gallery Commons for a casual and intimate conversation.

Join us and Ezra Rashkow, Associate Professor of History at Montclair State University (USA), in The Art Gallery Commons for a casual and intimate conversation.

Curated by Emirati arts researcher Nasser Abdullah, "Intimaa: Belonging" will feature new commissions by UAE-based emerging artists who question their place in an era of globalization and how society has formed a unified existence that can be referred to as a ‘universal identity’.

Join us and Dr. Remy Shanker, Wellness Program Specialist at NYU Abu Dhabi, in The Art Gallery Commons for a casual and intimate conversation.

Join us and Dr. Remy Shanker, Wellness Program Specialist at NYU Abu Dhabi, in The Art Gallery Commons for a casual and intimate conversation.

The NYUAD Art Gallery presents "The Sovereign Forest" in a groundbreaking collaboration with Ishara Art Foundation which hosts Kanwar’s solo project "Such a Morning" from January 20 – May 20, 2020.

Saidi Ali Nasser Sowafy’s paintings immerse audiences in richly symbolic visual representations of 20th-century Ugandan village cultural and social life.

The Family Saturday Tour is specifically aimed to give parents the opportunity to explore Zimoun's work with children between the ages of 3-14.

The Family Saturday Tour is specifically aimed to give parents the opportunity to explore Zimoun's work with children between the ages of 3-14.

"Go Back to Move Forward" presents artworks by thirteen artists who grapple with an unsettling past, a turbulent present, and an imagined future. These artists navigate the socio-political landscapes of the Arab world and reimagine reality through collective memory.

“LEiLA1:003" celebrates our technology and the relationship we have with the devices that accompany us in our every-day life.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

"LEiLA1:003" celebrates our technology and the relationship we have with the devices that accompany us in our every-day life.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

"Moments in Their Time..." offers a small glimpse into concepts, methods and styles our faculty artists continue to explore in larger scale projects, locally and internationally. Curated by Awam Ampka

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

"LEiLA1:003" celebrates our technology and the relationship we have with the devices that accompany us in our every-day life.

A unique, immersive, and multi-sensory exhibition, "GLIMPSES" explores the interplay between science and art.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

Presented at Cinema Akil, Dubai.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

NYUAD Arts Center Screening Room, B101

"LEiLA1:003" celebrates our technology and the relationship we have with the devices that accompany us in our every-day life.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

Join us in the Project Space for the opening reception for "Thymesis: Laura Schnieder." This exhibition features an "earliest memory" archive, old family photographs, mixed media drawings, and incorrect illustrations of the natural world.

Take your family on a journey through the exhibition and explore the artists’ works with our Young Person’s Guide to level up your children’s visual skills. For Families with children between the ages of 3-12.

This exhibition takes viewers into the imagined worlds of four UAE-based artists: Areej Kaoud, Ayman Zedani, Jumairy, and Raja’a Khalid, who share a speculative practice, extrapolating imagined worlds within existing ones.

Join us on Tuesday, June 11th at 5:30pm in the Project Space for the opening reception for "Earthly Wonders, Celestial Beings: Rand Abdul Jabbar."

The Family Saturday Tour is specifically aimed to give parents the opportunity to explore Zimoun's work with children between the ages of 3-14.

The Family Saturday Tour is specifically aimed to give parents the opportunity to explore Zimoun's work with children between the ages of 3-14.

A panel of artists, curators, and institutions will discuss what it means to commission a new artwork? This event is presented in collaboration with UAE Unlimited.

The Family Saturday Tour is specifically aimed to give parents the opportunity to explore Zimoun's work with children between the ages of 3-14.

This new conversation series invites university students and young professionals to learn about opportunities in the Fine Arts.

The Family Saturday Tour is specifically aimed to give parents the opportunity to explore Zimoun's work with children between the ages of 3-14.

Learn about Zimoun's work in a guided tour through the exhibition. Led by an NYUAD Student docent or a team member of the NYUAD Art Gallery.

Learn about Zimoun's work in a guided tour through the exhibition. Led by an NYUAD Student docent or a team member of the NYUAD Art Gallery.

The Family Saturday Tour is specifically aimed to give parents the opportunity to explore the exhibition with children between the ages of 3-14.

Learn about Zimoun's work in a guided tour through the exhibition. Led by an NYUAD Student docent or a team member of the NYUAD Art Gallery.

Maya Allison, Chief Curator of the NYUAD Art Gallery, would like to invite you to an informal discussion with former NYUAD Art Gallery curator and MCA Barjeel Global Fellow, Bana Kattan.

Learn about Zimoun's work in a guided tour through the exhibition. Led by an NYUAD Student docent or a team member of the NYUAD Art Gallery.

On view March 10th-26th, “Crossing and Corridors", features the work of Saba Qizilbash and Linda Adele Goodine, two artists who deal with harsh geopolitical realities in their work, through widely different methods.

Zimoun constructs extraordinary, immersive sensory experiences using lo-fi technology, to create chaos from underlying systems of order. Curated by Maya Allison, Chief Curator at NYU Abu Dhabi, this landmark survey will mark the first time the artist has exhibited his work in the Gulf

"Survival" explores ubiquitous urban surveillance, the mysteries of machine perception, and AI algorithmic observation of the end of the world. What will survival mean for us in the near future?

"Design Works" offers an overview of the body of in-house visual design work by students and faculty at NYUAD from 2012 to present.

"Plastic Fantastic" features work from more than 30 artists, created in reaction to the insidious nature of our reliance on plastic.

Join us for the opening reception for "David Darts: Discomfort". Dart uses sculpture and designed objects to provide spaces for critical reflection and social critique.

"Putting for Pleasure and Politics" features artist-designed mini golf holes in a playable sculpture garden, each exploring a contemporary social issue. Curated by David Darts.

Please join Dale Hudson and Alia Yunis in a discussion with Emerati artist Ammar Al Attar about his photographs of cinemas in the UAE.

Join us for a tour led by curators Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath

Join us for the opening reception for "Cinemas in the UAE" on Sunday October 21st, 6pm in the Project Space

The NYUAD Art Gallery invites you to the Opening Reception for _*الإبادة - Alibadah*_ on Wednesday September 26th from 6-8pm in the Project Space.

Tour the exhibition "Constructions of Reality" with the artist Kim Robertson as she discusses her practice, processes and motivation behind her work.

In connection with "Ways of Seeing" we invite you to a conversation with Choreographer Lucinda Childs and NYUAD Art Gallery Director Maya Allison.

Join us for the Opening Reception for "Ways of Seeing" in the Main Gallery. Curators Sam Barbaouil and Till Fellrath will be present.

Join us for the Opening Reception for " Kim Robertson: Constructions of Reality" in the Project Space. The artist will be present.

"Symphoniae" is an exhibition of Elizabeth Dorazio’s recent works which evoke a kind of permanent movement that arises from their cohesive and vibrant parts and the dynamic interactions between them.

"A World Not Ours" is a passionate, bittersweet account of one family's multi-generational experience living as permanent refugees. Presented in collaboration with Reel Palestine

Join us on Wednesday, May 9th at 6pm for an Exhibition Tour of "Permanent Temporariness: Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti" led by co-curator Bana Kattan.

Edward J. Sullivan, the Helen Gould Sheppard Professor of Art History at New York University, will present a comparative account the ways in which the arts in the Americas were modernized during the first half the twentieth century.

NYUAD Institute and NYUAD Art Gallery invites you to a talk with Tania El Khoury, creator of "Gardens Speak", moderated by Salwa Mikdadi, guest curator of Permanent Temporariness.

The Art Gallery at NYU Abu Dhabi invites you to a conversation with IPAF shortlisted author Walid Shurafa.

Come join us for the Closing Event of "Jonny Farrow -- a fine word, galaxy" on Wednesday March 28th, 5:30-7:30pm in the Project Space.

Please join us for the panel discussion and book launch for Sandra Peters’ new monograph.

Come join us for the Opening Reception for "Jonny Farrow —a fine word, galaxy" in the Project Space in the Arts Center, Tuesday March 13th, 5:30-7:30pm.

"Hybrid Futures," is a science-art exhibition including artist gallery talks throughout the Imagine Science Film Festival weekend.

The artists in conversation with curators, Salwa Mikdadi and Bana Kattan explore how the they developed a collaborative approach to their artistic practice.

OPENING RECEPTION: MARKAZI
Photographs of life in the Djibouti Markazi refugee camp depict residents navigating a state of increasingly permanent suspension.