Category: Exhibitions

Half Light

The repetitive expression in her work hints at a longing for predictability, while the grid becomes a framework of order that offers comfort. Within this structure, vertical dashes appear as symbols of strength, an elemental part of her visual language.

Tor Seidel, Riposte

This exhibition examines whether these attacks can also be regarded as performative art acts. These occur within the sacred space of a museum, where the attacks—using paint and other liquids—temporarily alter classical works, often requiring restoration.

Paper Mythologies in Grey Gardens

Paper mythologies in grey gardens

This exhibition takes us into a world that at first appears fragmented and unrelated — a place where myths have turned into fragile paper remnants, and gardens have become grey, silent spaces that archive absence. What may initially seem meaningless is, in fact, a structure where form has replaced meaning.

Tajammul

Visit us from July 1st for ‘Tajammul’, a group exhibition bringing together sixteen artists that capture the aesthetics of the evolving art landscape in the contemporary Middle East.

MyLysses

Join us from May 24th – June 30th, 2025 to experience how contemporary artists grapple with the shifting role of text, literature and knowledge in an age of AI.

Silence & Noise

This exhibition contrasts contemporary and traditional art: Ali’s work merges modern photography, while Niga’s pieces evolve from traditional printmaking to contemporary mixed media.

SYMPHONY OF THE WETLANDS

“Symphony of the Wetlands” invites you to embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting world of mangroves that grace coastlines around the world, with a special focus on the rich ecosystems of Southwestern Asia.

The Paradox of Imaginary Objects

The Paradox of Imaginary Objects Nature is always full of wondrous objects and phenomena. But sometimes, as humans, we may perceive these objects differently from reality in our minds.

Mapping The Mind

Feiz’s meditative paintings explore the mind’s rhythms, capturing moments of stillness and movement. Karami’s work, rooted in Persian tradition and global influences, reflects the complexities of identity and belonging in a contemporary world.