Seven Artists Selected for Major Dubai Exhibition from Over 300 Submissions
Seven UAE-based artists chosen from 300 entries for Dubai exhibition
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Seven artists based in the UAE have been chosen from more than 300 entries for the 'Made in the UAE' exhibition, set to open on June 11 in Downtown Dubai. The exhibition showcases diverse contemporary art reflecting the multicultural identity of the UAE.
- 01The exhibition features works from seven artists including Ahmed Emad, Anila Ashraf, and Camelia Mohebi.
- 02Selected artists represent various nationalities and artistic backgrounds, including painting, sculpture, and mixed media.
- 03The initiative aims to strengthen the UAE's cultural landscape and provide a platform for local artists.
- 04An independent jury, including prominent figures in the art sector, selected the finalists based on quality and diversity.
- 05The exhibition will run from June 11 to July 1, 2026, at JD Malat Gallery in Downtown Dubai.
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In a significant cultural event, seven UAE-based artists have been selected to participate in the 'Made in the UAE' exhibition, which opens on June 11, 2026, in Downtown Dubai. This exhibition is part of a curatorial initiative by JD Malat Gallery aimed at showcasing the richness of the UAE’s contemporary art scene. Out of over 300 submissions, the chosen artists are Ahmed Emad (UAE/Egypt), Anila Ashraf (Pakistan), Camelia Mohebi (UAE), Elizaveta Pugacheva (Russia), Samo Shalaby (Egypt/Palestine), Sasan Nasernia (Iran), and Yousif Albadi (Sudan). Their works, which include painting, sculpture, and mixed-media installations, explore themes such as identity, memory, and cultural exchange, reflecting the UAE's multicultural society. The selection was made by a jury of esteemed art professionals, highlighting the strong artistic talent in the region. JD Malat emphasized the importance of engaging with local artists to enhance their visibility and impact within the art ecosystem.
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The exhibition provides local artists with a platform to showcase their work, enhancing their visibility in the regional art scene.
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