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Fatma Lootah / Chunkook Lee
Art Dubai — Booth X26
RARARES Art Gallery
14–17 May
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Inspired by the philosophy of Baruch Spinoza, the exhibition explores the relationship between nature as creator and nature as creation. Centred around a large-scale installation by acclaimed UAE artist and cultural ambassador Fatma Lootah, whose experimental contemporary practice remains deeply rooted in Arabic heritage and visual tradition.
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RARARES Art Gallery
RARARES ART GALLERY / ART CENTRAL
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Studiya Gallery
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The exhibition explores untranslatable fragments, obsolete gestures, and materials that continue to exist even after their function has been lost. It is not about nostalgia or archaeology, but about residues — things that have fallen out of time yet still quietly persist.
Times Square
2023
New York
The exhibition brings together five innovative artists, each interpreting this intersection in their own unique way. Together, they create a rich tapestry of ideas that delve into the essence of human consciousness.
Decentral Art Pavilion, Venice Biennale
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Venice
Visibility of women within decentralized art and NFT ecosystems.
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