A new photography exhibition in London’s Bethnal Green, ‘I Am Who I Am Now’, explores the everyday lives of the Bengali community over the past 50 years. The exhibition, featuring intimate family snapshots and powerful images of solidarity, reveals the intricate connection between personal stories and the East End’s socio-political landscape.
The Avani Rio Novo Venice Hotel is hosting an immersive exhibition of works by internationally acclaimed street artist Endless, titled “ENDLESS VENEZIA.” The exhibition, organized by Cris Contini Contemporary, offers a captivating exploration of Endless’s artistic vision, showcasing his unique blend of modern and urban art forms. The exhibition runs until November 3, 2024, inviting visitors to delve into the world of Endless, a pioneering figure who has brought street art to the forefront of the international art scene.
An exhibition at London’s Royal Academy of Arts explores Ukrainian modernism from 1900-1930, highlighting the flourishing of art, literature, and theatre amidst political turmoil. The show features works by renowned artists like Kazimir Malevich and lesser-known figures like Mykhailo Boichuk, showcasing the boldness and experimentation of the era.
Renowned Lebanese designer Ali Cha’aban’s ‘Kursi’ installation at the 25Hours Hotel One Central in Dubai pays homage to the Middle East’s rich cultural heritage and dynamic growth. The installation, a collaboration with Flava Lab, features a futuristic chair perched on a large, intricate Persian carpet, inviting reflection on the region’s journey forward.
