A Legacy of Abstraction: Women Artists of the Arab World
Barjeel Art Foundation,Online,
A Legacy of Abstraction: Women Artists of the Arab World offers a rare glimpse into the artistic journeys of women from the Arab world who pushed the boundaries of 20th century modern art. Featuring works from the foundation's collection, it brings together over 40 artists, some widely recognized, others long appreciated. Centered on abstraction, the exhibition reveals the richness of their artistic approaches, shaped by various influences and personal explorations. Barjeel Art Foundation, online, ongoing.
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