Artists

I'm Cartoonified was launched over a month ago, and Osman says he has already made double the salary that he used to at his previous job.

What does it take to be a part of the GCC's art gallery scene? Leila Heller, founder and President of Leila Heller Gallery shares her insights.

What does it take to be a part of the GCC's art gallery scene? Asmaa Shabibi, co-founder and Director, Lawrie Shabibi shares her insights.

Having made its way to the Middle East, in partnership with automobile maker Cadillac, the travelling exhibition is taking place at Dubai Design District (d3) until December 16, 2017, and is open to all from 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m.

Design aficionados, mark your calendars for an art-filled week.

Samsung has successfully merged art and technology with the release of The Frame TV.

Arts and culture aficionados, art season is here. Kicking off this month is this year's Global Art Forum titled 'Trading Places.'

The founder and CEO says that the core motivation behind her startup, which connects street sellers with consumers, was to try and meet the challenge of creating a stable consumer base for those forced to turn to touristic, traffic-heavy streets to sell their wares in cities around the world that are rife with economic challenges.

Rukun Gallery wants you to see how materials are manipulated and hopefully, "transform our preconceived notions of the way they behave."

Create your own artwork with Sir Peter Blake's art.

Tarek Atrissi talks about how a well-executed typeface can become the voice of your brand.

As the face of Barjeel, Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi is a highly active in the cultural community, and considered the catalyst of some of region's most spirited art discourse.

ideyna co-founders Nafisa Rebello and Ekta Saran on building a viable e-commerce platform through showcasing merchandise of local and regional designers and artisans.

This year's Global Art Forum takes a focus on the intersection of technology and culture.

Artscoops is an online platform specializing in buying and selling art from MENA artists and commercial galleries.

Along with its own collection, the Louvre Abu Dhabi has announced that it will also display approximately 300 artworks on loan from French institutions by the Masters.