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A+ ART CONSULTANCY
Connecting international artists, institutions, and collectors
Dubai | London
A+ Art Services
From private acquisitions to corporate curation, we bring art to life in every space through our range of services.
Private Collections – Acquire, manage & grow with expert curation & market insights.
Corporate Collections – Align collections with brand identity & spatial design.
Project Development – Partnering with architects & designers for site-specific art.
Curatorial Services – Exhibitions, public installations & exclusive art events.
Click the link-in-bio to explore our services.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
A+ Art Services
From private acquisitions to corporate curation, we bring art to life in every space through our range of services.
Private Collections – Acquire, manage & grow with expert curation & market insights.
Corporate Collections – Align collections with brand identity & spatial design.
Project Development – Partnering with architects & designers for site-specific art.
Curatorial Services – Exhibitions, public installations & exclusive art events.
Click the link-in-bio to explore our services.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
A+ Art Services
From private acquisitions to corporate curation, we bring art to life in every space through our range of services.
Private Collections – Acquire, manage & grow with expert curation & market insights.
Corporate Collections – Align collections with brand identity & spatial design.
Project Development – Partnering with architects & designers for site-specific art.
Curatorial Services – Exhibitions, public installations & exclusive art events.
Click the link-in-bio to explore our services.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
A+ Art Services
From private acquisitions to corporate curation, we bring art to life in every space through our range of services.
Private Collections – Acquire, manage & grow with expert curation & market insights.
Corporate Collections – Align collections with brand identity & spatial design.
Project Development – Partnering with architects & designers for site-specific art.
Curatorial Services – Exhibitions, public installations & exclusive art events.
Click the link-in-bio to explore our services.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
About A+ Art Consultancy
Based in Dubai, we connect emerging & established artists with the booming UAE art scene. From curating collections to cultural strategy, we help collectors find art with both passion & investment value.
Click the link-in-bio to read more on our website.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
About A+ Art Consultancy
Based in Dubai, we connect emerging & established artists with the booming UAE art scene. From curating collections to cultural strategy, we help collectors find art with both passion & investment value.
Click the link-in-bio to read more on our website.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
About A+ Art Consultancy
Based in Dubai, we connect emerging & established artists with the booming UAE art scene. From curating collections to cultural strategy, we help collectors find art with both passion & investment value.
Click the link-in-bio to read more on our website.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
A+ Exhibits
A+ Art Consultancy is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, Unbound Territories, a collaboration with Gillian Jason Gallery. Opening on 10th April at the Foundry Downtown, in Dubai.
Bringing together an all-women lineup, Unbound Territories stands as testament to the power and diversity of female artistic expression. The exhibition will serve as a platform to introduce several of the participating artists to the region for the first time, reinforcing the growing cultural dialogue between the UAE and the global art scene.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
A+ Exhibits
A+ Art Consultancy is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, Unbound Territories, a collaboration with Gillian Jason Gallery. Opening on 10th April at the Foundry Downtown, in Dubai.
Bringing together an all-women lineup, Unbound Territories stands as testament to the power and diversity of female artistic expression. The exhibition will serve as a platform to introduce several of the participating artists to the region for the first time, reinforcing the growing cultural dialogue between the UAE and the global art scene.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
A+ Exhibits
A+ Art Consultancy is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, Unbound Territories, a collaboration with Gillian Jason Gallery. Opening on 10th April at the Foundry Downtown, in Dubai.
Bringing together an all-women lineup, Unbound Territories stands as testament to the power and diversity of female artistic expression. The exhibition will serve as a platform to introduce several of the participating artists to the region for the first time, reinforcing the growing cultural dialogue between the UAE and the global art scene.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
A+ Exhibits
A+ Art Consultancy is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, Unbound Territories, a collaboration with Gillian Jason Gallery. Opening on 10th April at the Foundry Downtown, in Dubai.
Bringing together an all-women lineup, Unbound Territories stands as testament to the power and diversity of female artistic expression. The exhibition will serve as a platform to introduce several of the participating artists to the region for the first time, reinforcing the growing cultural dialogue between the UAE and the global art scene.
#APlusArt #ArtConsultancy #ContemporaryArt
Twenty years. And art has never felt more necessary.
Art Dubai marks its 20th anniversary today with its VIP Preview — not with a grand spectacle, but with something more meaningful: a reminder of why we keep returning to art in the first place. Running May 15–17 at Madinat Jumeirah in a free-entry, reimagined format, this edition is shaped by the current moment — measured, collaborative, and deeply human.
This year, the works speak loudest:
@hashelamki — Maat (2025): a textile-based installation developed with artisans across Mallorca, Kerala and Cairo — craft as a cross-cultural act of solidarity.
Ahmed & Rashid Bin Shabib — Manameh Pavilion: first shown at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025, now reimagined here — an elevated, open-air structure for shade and communal gathering.
@nedarazavipour — Silk Road (Ab-Anbar Gallery): textiles transformed into soft architecture, weaving Persian and Flemish motifs to explore cultural exchange, memory and the historical connections along the Silk Road.
And lastly, our favourite @roudhahamad ‘s solo booth with @taymourgrahneprojects
As Alexie Glass-Kantor puts it: “In times of crisis, culture is not just another add-on — it is often the thing that people turn to for renewal and healing.”
At 20, Art Dubai holds its place as a force that grounds us when everything else is in flux.
Images
Courtesy of Art Dubai
Hashel Al Lamki, Maat, presented by Tabari Artspace
Rashid and Ahmed bin Shabib, Manameh Pavilion, Courtesy of Art Dubai
Need Razavipour, Silk Road, Courtesy of Ab-Anbar
Roudhah Al Mazrouei, Courtesy of Taymour Grahne Projects
Twenty years. And art has never felt more necessary.
Art Dubai marks its 20th anniversary today with its VIP Preview — not with a grand spectacle, but with something more meaningful: a reminder of why we keep returning to art in the first place. Running May 15–17 at Madinat Jumeirah in a free-entry, reimagined format, this edition is shaped by the current moment — measured, collaborative, and deeply human.
This year, the works speak loudest:
@hashelamki — Maat (2025): a textile-based installation developed with artisans across Mallorca, Kerala and Cairo — craft as a cross-cultural act of solidarity.
Ahmed & Rashid Bin Shabib — Manameh Pavilion: first shown at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025, now reimagined here — an elevated, open-air structure for shade and communal gathering.
@nedarazavipour — Silk Road (Ab-Anbar Gallery): textiles transformed into soft architecture, weaving Persian and Flemish motifs to explore cultural exchange, memory and the historical connections along the Silk Road.
And lastly, our favourite @roudhahamad ‘s solo booth with @taymourgrahneprojects
As Alexie Glass-Kantor puts it: “In times of crisis, culture is not just another add-on — it is often the thing that people turn to for renewal and healing.”
At 20, Art Dubai holds its place as a force that grounds us when everything else is in flux.
Images
Courtesy of Art Dubai
Hashel Al Lamki, Maat, presented by Tabari Artspace
Rashid and Ahmed bin Shabib, Manameh Pavilion, Courtesy of Art Dubai
Need Razavipour, Silk Road, Courtesy of Ab-Anbar
Roudhah Al Mazrouei, Courtesy of Taymour Grahne Projects
Twenty years. And art has never felt more necessary.
Art Dubai marks its 20th anniversary today with its VIP Preview — not with a grand spectacle, but with something more meaningful: a reminder of why we keep returning to art in the first place. Running May 15–17 at Madinat Jumeirah in a free-entry, reimagined format, this edition is shaped by the current moment — measured, collaborative, and deeply human.
This year, the works speak loudest:
@hashelamki — Maat (2025): a textile-based installation developed with artisans across Mallorca, Kerala and Cairo — craft as a cross-cultural act of solidarity.
Ahmed & Rashid Bin Shabib — Manameh Pavilion: first shown at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025, now reimagined here — an elevated, open-air structure for shade and communal gathering.
@nedarazavipour — Silk Road (Ab-Anbar Gallery): textiles transformed into soft architecture, weaving Persian and Flemish motifs to explore cultural exchange, memory and the historical connections along the Silk Road.
And lastly, our favourite @roudhahamad ‘s solo booth with @taymourgrahneprojects
As Alexie Glass-Kantor puts it: “In times of crisis, culture is not just another add-on — it is often the thing that people turn to for renewal and healing.”
At 20, Art Dubai holds its place as a force that grounds us when everything else is in flux.
Images
Courtesy of Art Dubai
Hashel Al Lamki, Maat, presented by Tabari Artspace
Rashid and Ahmed bin Shabib, Manameh Pavilion, Courtesy of Art Dubai
Need Razavipour, Silk Road, Courtesy of Ab-Anbar
Roudhah Al Mazrouei, Courtesy of Taymour Grahne Projects
Twenty years. And art has never felt more necessary.
Art Dubai marks its 20th anniversary today with its VIP Preview — not with a grand spectacle, but with something more meaningful: a reminder of why we keep returning to art in the first place. Running May 15–17 at Madinat Jumeirah in a free-entry, reimagined format, this edition is shaped by the current moment — measured, collaborative, and deeply human.
This year, the works speak loudest:
@hashelamki — Maat (2025): a textile-based installation developed with artisans across Mallorca, Kerala and Cairo — craft as a cross-cultural act of solidarity.
Ahmed & Rashid Bin Shabib — Manameh Pavilion: first shown at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025, now reimagined here — an elevated, open-air structure for shade and communal gathering.
@nedarazavipour — Silk Road (Ab-Anbar Gallery): textiles transformed into soft architecture, weaving Persian and Flemish motifs to explore cultural exchange, memory and the historical connections along the Silk Road.
And lastly, our favourite @roudhahamad ‘s solo booth with @taymourgrahneprojects
As Alexie Glass-Kantor puts it: “In times of crisis, culture is not just another add-on — it is often the thing that people turn to for renewal and healing.”
At 20, Art Dubai holds its place as a force that grounds us when everything else is in flux.
Images
Courtesy of Art Dubai
Hashel Al Lamki, Maat, presented by Tabari Artspace
Rashid and Ahmed bin Shabib, Manameh Pavilion, Courtesy of Art Dubai
Need Razavipour, Silk Road, Courtesy of Ab-Anbar
Roudhah Al Mazrouei, Courtesy of Taymour Grahne Projects
Twenty years. And art has never felt more necessary.
Art Dubai marks its 20th anniversary today with its VIP Preview — not with a grand spectacle, but with something more meaningful: a reminder of why we keep returning to art in the first place. Running May 15–17 at Madinat Jumeirah in a free-entry, reimagined format, this edition is shaped by the current moment — measured, collaborative, and deeply human.
This year, the works speak loudest:
@hashelamki — Maat (2025): a textile-based installation developed with artisans across Mallorca, Kerala and Cairo — craft as a cross-cultural act of solidarity.
Ahmed & Rashid Bin Shabib — Manameh Pavilion: first shown at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025, now reimagined here — an elevated, open-air structure for shade and communal gathering.
@nedarazavipour — Silk Road (Ab-Anbar Gallery): textiles transformed into soft architecture, weaving Persian and Flemish motifs to explore cultural exchange, memory and the historical connections along the Silk Road.
And lastly, our favourite @roudhahamad ‘s solo booth with @taymourgrahneprojects
As Alexie Glass-Kantor puts it: “In times of crisis, culture is not just another add-on — it is often the thing that people turn to for renewal and healing.”
At 20, Art Dubai holds its place as a force that grounds us when everything else is in flux.
Images
Courtesy of Art Dubai
Hashel Al Lamki, Maat, presented by Tabari Artspace
Rashid and Ahmed bin Shabib, Manameh Pavilion, Courtesy of Art Dubai
Need Razavipour, Silk Road, Courtesy of Ab-Anbar
Roudhah Al Mazrouei, Courtesy of Taymour Grahne Projects
One year since the closing of Unbound Territories, our inaugural exhibition presented by A+ Art Consultancy at @foundrydowntown , in collaboration with @gillianjasongallery .
Bringing together women artists across generations, geographies, and mediums, Unbound Territories marked the beginning of our curatorial journey—one rooted in dialogue, nuance, and a commitment to amplifying distinct artistic voices. From emerging practices to historically significant figures, the exhibition explored the fluid boundaries of identity, material, and expression.
Looking back, it remains a defining moment for us—not only as a first exhibition, but as a foundation for everything that has followed.
We remain grateful to the artists, collaborators, and everyone who engaged with the show.
@violetasofia
@pippa.elkadhi.brown
@georgiadymockart
@meganmarybaker
@iamsadieclayton
@louisebourgeoisarchive
@bridgetriley71
@milliejasonfoster
@flintculture
One year since the closing of Unbound Territories, our inaugural exhibition presented by A+ Art Consultancy at @foundrydowntown , in collaboration with @gillianjasongallery .
Bringing together women artists across generations, geographies, and mediums, Unbound Territories marked the beginning of our curatorial journey—one rooted in dialogue, nuance, and a commitment to amplifying distinct artistic voices. From emerging practices to historically significant figures, the exhibition explored the fluid boundaries of identity, material, and expression.
Looking back, it remains a defining moment for us—not only as a first exhibition, but as a foundation for everything that has followed.
We remain grateful to the artists, collaborators, and everyone who engaged with the show.
@violetasofia
@pippa.elkadhi.brown
@georgiadymockart
@meganmarybaker
@iamsadieclayton
@louisebourgeoisarchive
@bridgetriley71
@milliejasonfoster
@flintculture
One year since the closing of Unbound Territories, our inaugural exhibition presented by A+ Art Consultancy at @foundrydowntown , in collaboration with @gillianjasongallery .
Bringing together women artists across generations, geographies, and mediums, Unbound Territories marked the beginning of our curatorial journey—one rooted in dialogue, nuance, and a commitment to amplifying distinct artistic voices. From emerging practices to historically significant figures, the exhibition explored the fluid boundaries of identity, material, and expression.
Looking back, it remains a defining moment for us—not only as a first exhibition, but as a foundation for everything that has followed.
We remain grateful to the artists, collaborators, and everyone who engaged with the show.
@violetasofia
@pippa.elkadhi.brown
@georgiadymockart
@meganmarybaker
@iamsadieclayton
@louisebourgeoisarchive
@bridgetriley71
@milliejasonfoster
@flintculture
One year since the closing of Unbound Territories, our inaugural exhibition presented by A+ Art Consultancy at @foundrydowntown , in collaboration with @gillianjasongallery .
Bringing together women artists across generations, geographies, and mediums, Unbound Territories marked the beginning of our curatorial journey—one rooted in dialogue, nuance, and a commitment to amplifying distinct artistic voices. From emerging practices to historically significant figures, the exhibition explored the fluid boundaries of identity, material, and expression.
Looking back, it remains a defining moment for us—not only as a first exhibition, but as a foundation for everything that has followed.
We remain grateful to the artists, collaborators, and everyone who engaged with the show.
@violetasofia
@pippa.elkadhi.brown
@georgiadymockart
@meganmarybaker
@iamsadieclayton
@louisebourgeoisarchive
@bridgetriley71
@milliejasonfoster
@flintculture
One year since the closing of Unbound Territories, our inaugural exhibition presented by A+ Art Consultancy at @foundrydowntown , in collaboration with @gillianjasongallery .
Bringing together women artists across generations, geographies, and mediums, Unbound Territories marked the beginning of our curatorial journey—one rooted in dialogue, nuance, and a commitment to amplifying distinct artistic voices. From emerging practices to historically significant figures, the exhibition explored the fluid boundaries of identity, material, and expression.
Looking back, it remains a defining moment for us—not only as a first exhibition, but as a foundation for everything that has followed.
We remain grateful to the artists, collaborators, and everyone who engaged with the show.
@violetasofia
@pippa.elkadhi.brown
@georgiadymockart
@meganmarybaker
@iamsadieclayton
@louisebourgeoisarchive
@bridgetriley71
@milliejasonfoster
@flintculture
One year since the closing of Unbound Territories, our inaugural exhibition presented by A+ Art Consultancy at @foundrydowntown , in collaboration with @gillianjasongallery .
Bringing together women artists across generations, geographies, and mediums, Unbound Territories marked the beginning of our curatorial journey—one rooted in dialogue, nuance, and a commitment to amplifying distinct artistic voices. From emerging practices to historically significant figures, the exhibition explored the fluid boundaries of identity, material, and expression.
Looking back, it remains a defining moment for us—not only as a first exhibition, but as a foundation for everything that has followed.
We remain grateful to the artists, collaborators, and everyone who engaged with the show.
@violetasofia
@pippa.elkadhi.brown
@georgiadymockart
@meganmarybaker
@iamsadieclayton
@louisebourgeoisarchive
@bridgetriley71
@milliejasonfoster
@flintculture
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Exhibition Spotlight | Martha Jungwirth
Currently on view at @thaddaeusropac, Paris, ‘Geh nicht aus dem Zimmer (Don’t Leave Your Room)’ centres on a remarkable 131-part installation of drawings and paintings on paper, created between 1987 and 1992 and described by Bernard Blistène as a ‘great frieze of
unruly images.’
The exhibition also brings together recent paintings and watercolours from the 1980s, tracing the energy and movement that define Jungwirth’s practice.
As the artist reflects: ‘My pictorial reality is charged with passion, a language tied to the body, to dynamic movement. Painting is a matter of form, and then it receives a soul – through me.’
On view through 28 February 2026
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
Highlights from Art Basel Qatar 2026 ✨ From monumental gestures in the desert to intimate encounters on the fair floor, the inaugural edition unfolded across sites, scales and sensibilities.
•Presented as part of @artbasel Special Projects, Sumayya Vally’s (@sumi_v) ‘Assembly of Lovers’ (2026) brought architecture, ritual and collective presence into
conversation.
•Richard Serra’s East-West/West-East (2014) stretches across more than a kilometre of desert at Brouq Nature Reserve in Zekreet, anchoring the landscape with elemental force.
•At night, Jenny Holzer’s (@jennyholzerstudio) light projection ‘SONG’ illuminated the façade of @miaqatar, using poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the celebrated Palestinian poet, and Nujoom Alghanem (@nujoomalghanem), the acclaimed Emirati poet and
filmmaker.
•On the fair floor, Imran Qureshi’s (@imranqureshiartist) ‘Opening Word of This New Scripture’ was presented at Nature Morte’s booth. Further highlights included works by Philip Guston (@the_guston_foundation _) at @hauserwirth, and Olga de Amaral (@olgadeamaral) at @lisson_gallery.
1-2 Sumayya Vally, Assembly of Lovers, 2026. Presented as part of Special Projects during Art
Basel Qatar 2026. Courtesy Art Basel
3 Artwork © 2026 Estate of Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo:
Cristiano Mascaro
4 Jenny Holzer, SONG, 2026 © 2026 Jenny Holzer, Member Artist Rights Society (ARS), NY
Photo: Collin LaFleche
5 Installation view, Nature Morte India at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Imran Qureshi. Courtesy
Nature Morte
6-7 Installation views, Hauser & Wirth at Art Basel Qatar, 2026 © The Estate of Philip Guston.
Photos: Andrea Rossetti
8-9 Installation views, Lisson Gallery at Art Basel Qatar 2026 © Olga de Amaral, Photos: Andrea
Rossetti
@almayassabnthamad
@wael_shawky
@artbasel
#ArtBaselQatar #ArtBaselQatar26
‘Picasso, the Figure’ is now on view at Louvre Abu Dhabi (@louvreabudhabi), organized in collaboration with Musée Picasso Paris (@museepicassoparis) and France Muséums.
A landmark exhibition dedicated to Pablo Picasso, the presentation traces the artist’s evolving engagement with the human figure, from early Cubist experimentations to classical reconfigurations, surrealist distortions, and the expressive force of his late works.
On view until 31 May
‘Picasso, the Figure’ is now on view at Louvre Abu Dhabi (@louvreabudhabi), organized in collaboration with Musée Picasso Paris (@museepicassoparis) and France Muséums.
A landmark exhibition dedicated to Pablo Picasso, the presentation traces the artist’s evolving engagement with the human figure, from early Cubist experimentations to classical reconfigurations, surrealist distortions, and the expressive force of his late works.
On view until 31 May
‘Picasso, the Figure’ is now on view at Louvre Abu Dhabi (@louvreabudhabi), organized in collaboration with Musée Picasso Paris (@museepicassoparis) and France Muséums.
A landmark exhibition dedicated to Pablo Picasso, the presentation traces the artist’s evolving engagement with the human figure, from early Cubist experimentations to classical reconfigurations, surrealist distortions, and the expressive force of his late works.
On view until 31 May
‘Picasso, the Figure’ is now on view at Louvre Abu Dhabi (@louvreabudhabi), organized in collaboration with Musée Picasso Paris (@museepicassoparis) and France Muséums.
A landmark exhibition dedicated to Pablo Picasso, the presentation traces the artist’s evolving engagement with the human figure, from early Cubist experimentations to classical reconfigurations, surrealist distortions, and the expressive force of his late works.
On view until 31 May
‘Picasso, the Figure’ is now on view at Louvre Abu Dhabi (@louvreabudhabi), organized in collaboration with Musée Picasso Paris (@museepicassoparis) and France Muséums.
A landmark exhibition dedicated to Pablo Picasso, the presentation traces the artist’s evolving engagement with the human figure, from early Cubist experimentations to classical reconfigurations, surrealist distortions, and the expressive force of his late works.
On view until 31 May
‘Picasso, the Figure’ is now on view at Louvre Abu Dhabi (@louvreabudhabi), organized in collaboration with Musée Picasso Paris (@museepicassoparis) and France Muséums.
A landmark exhibition dedicated to Pablo Picasso, the presentation traces the artist’s evolving engagement with the human figure, from early Cubist experimentations to classical reconfigurations, surrealist distortions, and the expressive force of his late works.
On view until 31 May
‘Picasso, the Figure’ is now on view at Louvre Abu Dhabi (@louvreabudhabi), organized in collaboration with Musée Picasso Paris (@museepicassoparis) and France Muséums.
A landmark exhibition dedicated to Pablo Picasso, the presentation traces the artist’s evolving engagement with the human figure, from early Cubist experimentations to classical reconfigurations, surrealist distortions, and the expressive force of his late works.
On view until 31 May
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
A+ Art Consultancy was founded as a curatorial and advisory practice, shaped by research- led thinking and sustained engagement.
As we move into 2026, our focus remains on working closely with artists, galleries, and collectors who value dialogue, context, and long-term perspective.
Find out more about our services via the link in bio.
1 Morgane Baroghel Crucq, Les Gardiennes, 2025
3 Shaikha Al Mazrou @shaikha.almazrou at Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo:
@adnan.a.abbas
5 Unbounded Territories, 2025
7 Violeta Sofia, Hand Master Self Portraits
We close out the year with Massoud Hayoun’s (@massoud.hayoun) ‘Christmas under crony capitalism’. Sending our best wishes for the holidays and for the year ahead.
Massoud Hayoun, Christmas under crony capitalism, 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
Working across regions reinforced a simple understanding: context shapes how art is
made, encountered, and circulated.
A+ Art Consultancy’s approach is guided by attentiveness to place, pace, and the conditions in which artistic practices take form.
Find out more about our services and how we can work together via the link in bio.
1 Unbound Territories, 2025
3 Deliberate Pauses, 2025. Photo: @adnan.a.abbas
5 Art Basel Paris, 2025
7 Imran Qureshi, Vanishing Points, Art Dubai 2025
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
#contemparyart #abudhabiart #artfair
💥🌞✨ Abu Dhabi Art delivered one of its most compelling editions yet — a fair that resonated both locally and internationally, marked by a heightened sense of curatorial intention, stronger gallery presentations, and a noticeable shift toward institutional-level ambition. As it prepares to take on its next chapter as Frieze Abu Dhabi, this year’s programme felt less like a transition and more like a statement moment for the region’s evolving cultural positioning.
From museum-calibre booths to considered solo presentations and thoughtful dialogues, this edition reinforced Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a serious node within the global art ecosystem.
A look at the highlights that stayed with us.
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Story-save.com is an intuitive online tool that enables users to download and save a variety of content, including stories, photos, videos, and IGTV materials, directly from Instagram. With Story-Save, you can not only easily download diverse content from Instagram but also view it at your convenience, even without internet access. This tool is perfect for those moments when you come across something interesting on Instagram and want to save it for later viewing. Use Story-Save to ensure you don't miss the chance to take your favorite Instagram moments with you!
Our advantages:
No Need to Register
Avoid app downloads and sign-ups, store stories on the web.
Exclusive High-Quality
Stories Say goodbye to poor-quality content, preserve only high-resolution Stories.
Accessible on All
Devices Download Instagram Stories using any browser, iPhone, Android.
Completely Free to Use
Absolutely no fees. Download any Story at no cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
- 1. Go to the Instagram Story Downloader tool.
- 2. Next, type the username of the Instagram profile into the provided field and click on the Download button.
- 3. You'll then see all the Stories that are available for the current 24-hour period. Select the ones you want and hit Download.