In light of 'the only constant' exhibition at The NYUAD Art Gallery, a part of Ramadaniyyat events

Witness the entire campus come alive with music, food, activities, and performances at the inaugural Open Campus Day on Saturday, March 18, 2023.

Families are invited to a tour of _the only constant_ exhibition, followed by a comic book workshop with Illustrator Mohammed Al Shaibani.

Please join us on March 4, 2023 at 4:00 PM at The NYUAD Project Space for a panel discussion about 'Performing the City' with the artist Sandra Peters; Mona El-Mousfy, Architect and Architecture Consultant for the Sharjah Art Foundation; and George Katodrytis, Architect and Professor at the American University of Sharjah. The conversation will be moderated by the architect Tala Gharagozlou.

Join us for the opening of Sandra Peters' solo exhibition, "Performing the City," at The Project Space.

Tarek Al-Ghoussein, Patty Chang, Gil Heitor Cortesão, Sharon Lockhart, Taus Makhacheva, Haroon Mirza, Clifford Ross, Thomas Struth, and Vivek Vilasini

Join artist James Kelly for a hands on vinyl DJ’ing workshop. Participants will be introduced to DJ equipment such as the turntable and DJ mixer, and learn how to scratch and mix with vinyl records.

Join us for the opening reception of Phonography, which exhibits research carried out by Dr James Kelly looking at vinyl records and their use in music composition, performance, and sound art. The exhibition includes a collection of unusual records which exploit some of the media’s creative potentials and limitations. Depending on the creators intentions, these records are called; dubplates, DJ tools, anti-records and artist recordworks.

We welcome the whole family to take a journey together through the 'Khaleej Modern: Pioneers and Collectives in the Arabian Peninsula' exhibition. The tour will adapt according to the age groups. The youth guide is most appropriate for ages 8 and above.

​​The NYUAD Art Gallery Teen Council invites you to interact with the current exhibition, 'Khaleej Modern: Pioneers and Collectives in the Arabian Peninsula,' in its final week with a curator-led tour on Saturday, December 10, at 4 PM, followed by an art-making workshop inspired by the styles and techniques that the artists on view used.

Opening Reception

NYUAD LitCW and Theatre programs present a talk by Dr. Arshia Sattar, acclaimed translator of the Ramayana.