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Feminist Materialities in the Work of Three MENA Artists

Focusing on the practices of Aya Haidar, Hoda Tawakol and Manal AlDowayan, this text looks at how material practice operates as feminist enquiry across three interconnected registers: the domestic, the body and the politics of land.

Expressionism and Engagement. Tagreed Darghouth, Ayman Baalbaki, and the Legacy of Marwan Kassab Bachi

Exploring Performance as a Tool of Creation in the Work of Maitha Abdalla

Seeing Otherwise, The Eye as an Icon in the Art of Baya Mahieddine and Alymamah Rashed

This article examines the symbolic significance of the eye as a recurring motif in the practices of two women artists from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA): Baya Mahieddine (1931–1998, Algeria) and Alymamah Rashed (1994, Kuwait).

Lines of Extraction

In the Studio with Hazem Harb

Tempted by Other Suns

Curator Juliette Hage on Bechir Boussandel's Shift to Sculpture

Mending the Divides

The Work of Aya Haidar