Latest news and articles about visual arts from NEX English
This article highlights the story of Omani artist Hashil Al-Lamki, who has successfully showcased his talent in the world of visual arts. Since childhood, Al-Lamki has sought to express himself through colors and shapes, making him one of the most prominent artists in Oman.
The exhibition in Berlin offers a unique experience showcasing the evolution of storytelling from ancient artifacts to contemporary works. It invites visitors to rethink the concept of narrative beyond the written text.
On May 5, 2026, a series of cartoons were published that reflect current global issues. These artworks address various themes related to politics, economics, and society, showcasing the challenges faced by the world today.
Iraqi poet and artist Sadiq Al-Saigh has passed away at the age of 75, leaving behind a rich cultural legacy. He was known for his contributions to literature and art, significantly enriching the Iraqi and Arab cultural scene.
The Sayyid Darwish Theatre in Alexandria hosted a unique cultural salon featuring visual artist Mohamed Shaker, where he presented his artistic vision and innovative works. The event attracted notable attendance from cultural figures and artists.
The 'Aathar' art exhibition opened at the Egyptian Opera House, showcasing works from artists of various ages. The exhibition aims to enhance artistic culture and highlight the creative diversity within the Egyptian art scene.
An art exhibition featuring <strong>40 unique paintings</strong> by prominent artists has opened in Alexandria. This event serves as a unique opportunity for art lovers and intellectuals to engage with works that reflect the city's cultural history.
Syrian painter Abdul Rahman Mahna has passed away, marking the loss of a significant figure in the region's art scene. His departure signifies the closing of a window to the beauty of Aleppo and Damascus, as his works reflected a passion for life and color.
In his new book 'The Memory of the Canvas', artist and critic Al-Bazai presents an in-depth analysis of the origins of art schools and their profound impact on Arab art. This work sheds light on the evolution of visual arts in the Arab world, supported by historical studies and research.
Artist Mona Abdullah Othman Al-Qasabi, a leading figure in Saudi visual arts, passed away on Sunday evening, marking a significant loss for the cultural landscape of the Kingdom. Her departure leaves a profound impact on the artistic community, where she was a symbol of creativity and change.
A new book titled 'Family Cats: From the Archive 1949-1968' celebrates the works of legendary photographer Walter Chandau, who pioneered cat photography before it became an internet sensation. The book features previously unpublished images that reflect the unique bond between Chandau and his cats.
The 'Aathar' art exhibition is set to open its doors on May 1, highlighting the profound influence of visual arts on artists and their audience. This unique platform aims to explore the relationship between artistic creativity and public interaction.
The Moroccan capital, Rabat, has launched a new contemporary art exhibition featuring artist Sofia Lahlo. The exhibition showcases a collection of abstract works that reflect movement and color, marking a significant evolution in her artistic journey.
Egyptian artist Zainab Al-Sajini passed away on April 7, 2026, at the age of 96, leaving behind a rich artistic legacy. Born on February 10, 1930, her childhood memories significantly influenced her artistic journey.
The Egyptian Minister of Culture, Dr. Nevin Al-Kilani, inaugurated the 'Treasures of the Visual Opera Collection' exhibition, coinciding with a concert by renowned musician Omar Khairat. This exhibition aims to highlight Egypt's artistic and cultural heritage.
Talented artists Majid Khashman and Bandar Al-Ayyat have contributed to beautifying the squares and murals in Al-Shamli, Saudi Arabia. This initiative, in collaboration with the Al-Shamli Municipality, aims to enhance national identity and improve the urban landscape.
The 57th Photography Festival in Arles opened on July 6 and will run until October 4, highlighting Africa and the Mediterranean. This year's festival showcases diverse artistic expressions from Ghana and Ivory Coast, alongside tributes to classic photographers.
Catalan artist Rosalía is set to dazzle audiences with her global ‘Lux Tour’, blending visual arts and music inspired by historical and contemporary works. This tour is one of the most significant artistic events worldwide.
The Supreme Council of Culture in Egypt has announced a new formation for the committees focused on architecture and visual arts, selecting prominent figures in these fields. This move aims to enhance culture and the arts in the country.
Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, a member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah, welcomed Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn in a visit aimed at enhancing cultural and artistic cooperation between the UAE and Italy.
In a bold incident, Italian police announced the theft of three rare paintings from a museum near Parma, attributed to renowned artists Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse, valued at millions of euros.
Moroccan artist <strong>Abdel Rahim Ahizoune</strong> reveals innovative artworks that merge aesthetics with typographic structures, reflecting local characteristics through unique artistic formations. His work emphasizes cultural identity through composite shapes.
The two paintings have gained widespread recognition, with the first expressing protest against racist regimes, while the second embodies the Palestinian tragedy across its various stages.
Egyptian writer and art critic <strong>Samir Gharib</strong>, known for his critical works on surrealism in Egypt, has passed away, leaving behind a rich cultural legacy. Gharib, who experienced cultural transformations in Egypt, played a significant role in documenting the artistic and critical movement.
The spring session of the 47th International Cultural Season kicks off tomorrow in the city of Asilah, featuring artists from Morocco and various Arab and European countries. This event highlights the diversity of visual arts in the region.
French-Moroccan artist <strong>Yato Barada</strong> has announced her temporary departure from New York to Paris in preparation for her project at the <strong>Venice Biennale</strong>, one of the most prestigious global art events.
Dar 'Anawain Books' has announced the upcoming launch of its new digital project, 'Guide to Yemeni Visual Artists and Photographers,' which is the first specialized platform for documenting visual arts in Yemen. The project aims to preserve artistic heritage and enhance its presence on both Arab and international levels.