Exhibitions

Robin Lowe has consistently pursued several bodies of work over the course of his vibrant career as an artist, including psychological portraits, equally charged road paintings, representations of mundane objects saturated in nostalgia, and stream of consciousness drawings that crack open a window to madness. He was once described as an enigmatic painter with a smarting honesty ... read more ...

Lawrie Shabibi is delighted to present I’ve Got to Know You Now We May Never Meet Again, the Dubai debut exhibition by London based Nigerian-British Artist Sola Olulode whose paintings depict a vibrant dialogue between myth, memory, and the sea. In this new series of paintings, the artist draws on her lived-in holiday experiences whilst also ... read more ...

This exhibition provides a glimpse into life in the Greek and Roman worlds, through everyday, ritual and luxury objects from the University of Melbourne’s Classics and Archaeology Collection. Guest curators Dr Tamara Lewit and Dr Caroline Tully, both Honorary Fellows in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, have chosen items that tell a fascinating ... read more ...

Che Lovelace (b. 1969, Port of Spain, Trindad) paints the constantly intersecting lives of the people, flora, and fauna of his native Trinidad. Infused with rich colours and bold shapes, these paintings straddle the boundary between magical realism and abstraction. His practice increasingly includes elements of performance which he absorbs into his painting process. Lovelace received ... read more ...

From groundbreaking early acquisitions to striking new additions, the Brooklyn Museum’s collection has always championed artists and artworks that catalyze imaginative storytelling and brave conversations. As we ring in our 200th anniversary, Breaking the Mold: Brooklyn Museum at 200 celebrates this unique legacy. Comprising three chapters that boast both longtime favorites and brand-new standouts, the exhibition brings ... read more ...

To speak of a country or land of the sun in reference to Salah Elmur’s paintings is to immerse oneself in the Sudan of Khartoum and the banks of the Nile, where the artist spent his childhood. It was after a spell in prison for a cartoon that was too critical of the government that ... read more ...

Robin Lowe has consistently pursued several bodies of work over the course of his vibrant career as an artist, including psychological portraits, equally charged road paintings, representations of mundane objects saturated in nostalgia, and stream of consciousness drawings that crack open a window to madness. He was once described as an enigmatic painter with a smarting honesty ... read more ...

Lawrie Shabibi is delighted to present I’ve Got to Know You Now We May Never Meet Again, the Dubai debut exhibition by London based Nigerian-British Artist Sola Olulode whose paintings depict a vibrant dialogue between myth, memory, and the sea. In this new series of paintings, the artist draws on her lived-in holiday experiences whilst also ... read more ...

This exhibition provides a glimpse into life in the Greek and Roman worlds, through everyday, ritual and luxury objects from the University of Melbourne’s Classics and Archaeology Collection. Guest curators Dr Tamara Lewit and Dr Caroline Tully, both Honorary Fellows in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, have chosen items that tell a fascinating ... read more ...

Che Lovelace (b. 1969, Port of Spain, Trindad) paints the constantly intersecting lives of the people, flora, and fauna of his native Trinidad. Infused with rich colours and bold shapes, these paintings straddle the boundary between magical realism and abstraction. His practice increasingly includes elements of performance which he absorbs into his painting process. Lovelace received ... read more ...

From groundbreaking early acquisitions to striking new additions, the Brooklyn Museum’s collection has always championed artists and artworks that catalyze imaginative storytelling and brave conversations. As we ring in our 200th anniversary, Breaking the Mold: Brooklyn Museum at 200 celebrates this unique legacy. Comprising three chapters that boast both longtime favorites and brand-new standouts, the exhibition brings ... read more ...

To speak of a country or land of the sun in reference to Salah Elmur’s paintings is to immerse oneself in the Sudan of Khartoum and the banks of the Nile, where the artist spent his childhood. It was after a spell in prison for a cartoon that was too critical of the government that ... read more ...

Robin Lowe has consistently pursued several bodies of work over the course of his vibrant career as an artist, including psychological portraits, equally charged road paintings, representations of mundane objects saturated in nostalgia, and stream of consciousness drawings that crack open a window to madness. He was once described as an enigmatic painter with a smarting honesty ... read more ...

Lawrie Shabibi is delighted to present I’ve Got to Know You Now We May Never Meet Again, the Dubai debut exhibition by London based Nigerian-British Artist Sola Olulode whose paintings depict a vibrant dialogue between myth, memory, and the sea. In this new series of paintings, the artist draws on her lived-in holiday experiences whilst also ... read more ...

This exhibition provides a glimpse into life in the Greek and Roman worlds, through everyday, ritual and luxury objects from the University of Melbourne’s Classics and Archaeology Collection. Guest curators Dr Tamara Lewit and Dr Caroline Tully, both Honorary Fellows in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, have chosen items that tell a fascinating ... read more ...

Che Lovelace (b. 1969, Port of Spain, Trindad) paints the constantly intersecting lives of the people, flora, and fauna of his native Trinidad. Infused with rich colours and bold shapes, these paintings straddle the boundary between magical realism and abstraction. His practice increasingly includes elements of performance which he absorbs into his painting process. Lovelace received ... read more ...

From groundbreaking early acquisitions to striking new additions, the Brooklyn Museum’s collection has always championed artists and artworks that catalyze imaginative storytelling and brave conversations. As we ring in our 200th anniversary, Breaking the Mold: Brooklyn Museum at 200 celebrates this unique legacy. Comprising three chapters that boast both longtime favorites and brand-new standouts, the exhibition brings ... read more ...

To speak of a country or land of the sun in reference to Salah Elmur’s paintings is to immerse oneself in the Sudan of Khartoum and the banks of the Nile, where the artist spent his childhood. It was after a spell in prison for a cartoon that was too critical of the government that ... read more ...

Robin Lowe has consistently pursued several bodies of work over the course of his vibrant career as an artist, including psychological portraits, equally charged road paintings, representations of mundane objects saturated in nostalgia, and stream of consciousness drawings that crack open a window to madness. He was once described as an enigmatic painter with a smarting honesty ... read more ...

Lawrie Shabibi is delighted to present I’ve Got to Know You Now We May Never Meet Again, the Dubai debut exhibition by London based Nigerian-British Artist Sola Olulode whose paintings depict a vibrant dialogue between myth, memory, and the sea. In this new series of paintings, the artist draws on her lived-in holiday experiences whilst also ... read more ...

This exhibition provides a glimpse into life in the Greek and Roman worlds, through everyday, ritual and luxury objects from the University of Melbourne’s Classics and Archaeology Collection. Guest curators Dr Tamara Lewit and Dr Caroline Tully, both Honorary Fellows in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, have chosen items that tell a fascinating ... read more ...

Che Lovelace (b. 1969, Port of Spain, Trindad) paints the constantly intersecting lives of the people, flora, and fauna of his native Trinidad. Infused with rich colours and bold shapes, these paintings straddle the boundary between magical realism and abstraction. His practice increasingly includes elements of performance which he absorbs into his painting process. Lovelace received ... read more ...

From groundbreaking early acquisitions to striking new additions, the Brooklyn Museum’s collection has always championed artists and artworks that catalyze imaginative storytelling and brave conversations. As we ring in our 200th anniversary, Breaking the Mold: Brooklyn Museum at 200 celebrates this unique legacy. Comprising three chapters that boast both longtime favorites and brand-new standouts, the exhibition brings ... read more ...

To speak of a country or land of the sun in reference to Salah Elmur’s paintings is to immerse oneself in the Sudan of Khartoum and the banks of the Nile, where the artist spent his childhood. It was after a spell in prison for a cartoon that was too critical of the government that ... read more ...