Amr Ali, a British-born designer of Omani descent, harkens back to his heritage in his latest photographs. As one of

The Anthropologist Dr Andrea Rugh spoke to the Zay Initiative in March with Dr Reem Al Mutawalli moderating. She spoke about her

Stephen Chambers is an award winning painter and print maker. While his work has been shown in numerous galleries around

London has been undergoing its own Arab Spring of sorts in the past months, as a steady flow of exhibitions

‘The Hajj: Journey to the Heart of Islam’ exhibition took place at the British Museum this year. It was curated

Khaled Hafez’ iconoclastic canvases span eras, cultures and the minutia of civilisations in kaleidoscopic panoramas, adding colour and modernity to

Bita Ghezelayagh’s ‘The Letter That Never Arrived’ (Nameh-l ke hargez naresid) at London’s Rose Issa Projects analogised the artistic and

The Dark Rooms is an exciting project by Newlyn-based curator and artist Jesse Leroy Smith that took place in the

Caught in a Whirlwind by Melis Taner, describes the short decade of relative peace following the Treaty of Constantinople in

In 2006, wishing to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Chanel 2.55 quilted purse, the French fashion house Chanel decided

Naz Shahrokh often works with natural elements such as stems, salt and spices but also enjoys exploring the relationship between

Fashion, the visual arts and design have developed side by side for centuries. Recently, such collaborations have progressed beyond mere