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Last month’s exhibition which took place at Sadu House titled “Material Rhythm” featured various local artists. One of them was Sultan Al-Samhan, who had displayed his artworks throughout Sadu House uniquel
His profession is simple, being human. Mayyar Aswad, who is 30 years-old always had a voice deep within his mind that continuously knocked on and on, saying “You won’t be an engineer.” It was true, just one
Art is not just something pretty you hang on the walls. It is a statement, a plot device and commentary on history while also changing its history. No one knows this better than Shurooq Amin. Like Russian Dolls,
When the chance of studying abroad comes along, many of us would jump at the once in a lifetime opportunity. Fatemah Dashti is currently studying Architectural Engineering at the University of Liverpool. The 20-y
For artists a solo show is a huge milestone. It can be terrifying, exciting and exhausting. But without a doubt Anwar Behbehani, who held her first show September 8-9, was ready for it. She has been drawing since
By Ayesha Kamal I walk into Ghadah Alkandari’s house and I am immediately envel- oped in warmth; from the welcoming hug to the hot cup of tea in my hands to the colorful surroundings. At first, I wonder
Calling artists passionate is clichéd, even though it is almost always very true. Amira Behbehani, however, can be defined by her compassion more than her drive to create art. Because beneath that compulsion to
“I’ve learned to find one too many homes, pack your bag, little girl, it’s time to go” is a line that stands out to me in Tamara Qaddoumi’s “Flowers Will Rot”, whose visual representation has mesmer
Tamara Qaddoumi's teaser for her upcoming EP Dust Bathing just dropped on YouTube! Directed by Pablo Lozano, the animated music video is so visually pleasing. We may have watched it more than once because it is t
Introducing Zak Musawi is quasi-unnecessary. Still, for the few in the cultural scene who have been living under a rock, Zak is a local legend. And his star keeps shining brighter. He plays both the guitar and k
When Mona Ruehle invited me to her studio, I was bubbling with excitement. I had already seen some of her art online, and I was smitten with it. To be granted access to the place where it all happens truly felt l
It was February 2016 when local abstract, minimalist and street photographer Bader Al Rajhi first discovered our publication. The February cover featured a soulful capture of a beautiful corner in Kuwait’s Al-M
We know that you’re probably anticipating the full scoop on renowned artist Shurooq Amin’s latest body of work, and you’re not entirely wrong to do so. In this feature, however, we explore a different side t