This marked the first retrospective of the renowned, award-winning artist duo Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti, in which they explored how our understanding of the “Permanent Temporariness” of our environment shapes our experience. Curated by Salwa Mikdadi and Bana Kattan.

This exhibition examined the New York art scene between the peak of Abstract Expressionism in the early 1950s and the rise of Pop Art and Minimalism in the early 1960s. It was organized by the Grey Art Gallery at NYU, and curated by Melissa Rachleff.

This exhibition focuses on the formative years of an influential creative community working at the vanguard of contemporary in the UAE art since the 1980s.

This exhibition explored the tensions that emerge in our everyday relationships with technology, looking at such issues as isolation vs. connectedness, and privacy vs. social media.

“Phantom Limb” was Al-Hadid’s first solo exhibition in the Arab World, and was accompanied by a major monograph publication.