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🎨 Invitation to an Arts and Cultural Evening 🎨

As part of Native’s Creative Sessions, we are thrilled to invite you to "Navigating Artistic Challenges at Times of Adversity" an engaging panel discussion exploring the themes of obstacles and self-doubt in artistic careers.

Moderated by Art Curator and Advisor Fatima Al Kurdi, this talk initiates a dialogue with the participating artists, Claude Habib, Safeya Sharif, and Ahmed Emad. During the session, the artists will share their experiences, insights, challenges they encountered, and their creative journeys. Our guests will also offer insights and advice to inspire both accomplished and up-and-coming young talents in their creative careers.

Event Details:

📅 Date: Thursday, October 5th
🕖 Time: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Location:

Native Cafe, Al Karamah, Abu Dhabi @Nativecafe.ae

We kindly request your RSVP by 3rd of October to secure your place at this panel

@claude.habib @ahmedemadals @fabiolachiminazzo @smralawadhi 🤍

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Unfolding, 2022-2023
A site specific installation paintings
Mixed media on fabric
On view at @mizaabudhabi “state” art take over exhibition at the alley curated my @fatimalkurdi @tart.arts

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Find more about “Ghayathi”
During the art weekend at @mizaabudhabi curated by @fatimalkurdi
On 9th of March from 5-11pm

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Installing “demolished”
by @visualsalmah

On going series 2021-2023

Taking Daily trips from and to her hometown Ghayathi, Salmah Al Mansoori developed a strong desire to explore the route she observes for hours. Starting from the desert, and demolished buildings, to the abandoned houses that were left with untold stories that Salmah attempts to narrate. Composing a series of works inspired by the neighborhoods she ran across and the uninhabited homes that were once populous, Salmah shares the obscurity of the places she witnessed and the multiple transitions they underwent.

Through “Ghayathi" Al Mansoori outsets an investigational journey into houses that were built during the 1980s in the western region of the emirate of Abu Dhabi. She highlights the condition of these buildings between the past and the now. Seeing familiar spaces being disrupted by elements of gloominess and isolation, realizing that these residents are no longer what they once seemed to be. With attentive observation the walls of these demolished kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms- she reimagines the moments, feelings, and experiences of former inhabitants in spaces that burst with uncertainty.

With every object left behind, Salmah sees many possibilities for nostalgic narratives, that documents of the historical transition that many individuals, families, and spaces have witnessed. she is inviting the spectator to reimagine the scenarios that might have once happened, which remain open to possible meanings and interpretations.

#artgallery #artexhibition #artist #middleeast #middleeastartist #artcollective #artcollector #soloexhibition #salmahalmansoori #dubaiart #artdubai

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How it all started ✨

Image 1 : first work of the series

Image 2,3,4 : abandoned/ demolished houses built in the Ghayathi during the 80s explored in the past three years by @visualsalmah

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Glad to announce our second collaboration with @the.warehouse.ae exhibiting: “Ghayathi” by Salmah Al Mansoori @visualsalmah

Taking Daily trips from and to her hometown Ghayathi, Salmah Al Mansoori developed a strong desire to explore the route she observes for hours. Starting from the desert, and demolished buildings, to the abandoned houses that were left with untold stories that Salmah attempts to narrate. Composing a series of works inspired by the neighborhoods she ran across and the uninhabited homes that were once populous, Salmah shares the obscurity of the places she witnessed and the multiple transitions they underwent.

Through “Ghayathi" Al Mansoori outsets an investigational journey into houses that were built during the 1980s in the western region of the emirate of Abu Dhabi. She highlights the condition of these buildings between the past and the now. Seeing familiar spaces being disrupted by elements of gloominess and isolation, realizing that these residents are no longer what they once seemed to be. With attentive observation the walls of these demolished kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms- she reimagines the moments, feelings, and experiences of former inhabitants in spaces that burst with uncertainty.

With every object left behind, Salmah sees many possibilities for nostalgic narratives, that documents of the historical transition that many individuals, families, and spaces have witnessed. she is inviting the spectator to reimagine the scenarios that might have once happened, which remain open to possible meanings and interpretations.

Curated by @fatimalkurdi

Opening:
Jan 28th | 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Location:
@the.warehouse.ae
Goshi warehouse No.57 ,
Al Quoz 3, Dubai

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The opening night of the solo exhibition “Ghayathi” by @visualsalmah ❤️

Thank you for your presence and constant support

Wouldn’t have happed without the brillant Managment of @the.warehouse.ae 🙌🏻

Taking Daily trips from and to her hometown Ghayathi, Salmah Al Mansoori developed a strong desire to explore the route she observes for hours. Starting from the desert, and demolished buildings, to the abandoned houses that were left with untold stories that Salmah attempts to narrate. Composing a series of works inspired by the neighborhoods she ran across and the uninhabited homes that were once populous, Salmah shares the obscurity of the places she witnessed and the multiple transitions they underwent.

Through “Ghayathi" Al Mansoori outsets an investigational journey into houses that were built during the 1980s in the western region of the emirate of Abu Dhabi. She highlights the condition of these buildings between the past and the now. Seeing familiar spaces being disrupted by elements of gloominess and isolation, realizing that these residents are no longer what they once seemed to be. With attentive observation the walls of these demolished kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms- she reimagines the moments, feelings, and experiences of former inhabitants in spaces that burst with uncertainty.

With every object left behind, Salmah sees many possibilities for nostalgic narratives, that documents of the historical transition that many individuals, families, and spaces have witnessed. she is inviting the spectator to reimagine the scenarios that might have once happened, which remain open to possible meanings and interpretations.

Curated by @fatimalkurdi

Location:
@the.warehouse.ae
Goshi warehouse No.57 ,
Al Quoz 3, Dubai

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