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Uae S Tabari Artspace Launches 360 Degree Virtual Art Exhibition

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UAE’s Tabari Artspace launches 360-degree virtual art exhibition

Dubai’s Tabari Artspace has now gone digital ensuring art aficionados across the UAE can experience Hazem Harb’s current solo show, Contemporary Heritage.

The selected art works cover a few mediums and take space in the belief that heritage is unfixed and fluid. Offering the 360-degree virtual art tour that gives an opportunity to experience these works of art online and to discover contextual information on the pieces which include Palestinian archival imagery reimagined in a contemporary mode.

Born in 1980 in Gaza, the Palestinian artist presently lives between Rome, Italy and Dubai. Harb’s art works are featured in collections all across the globe including the British Museum, Sharjah Art Foundation, the Centre Pompidou museum in Paris, Dubai’s Salsali Private Museum, and the Faurschou Foundation in Copenhagen, and now art appreciators across the UAE can see his latest collection online.

Tabari Artspace, formerly Artspace Dubai, was established in 2003 by art collector Maliha Tabari, with the aim of promoting Middle Eastern art to a global audience. Strategically located in Dubai, the gallery embarked upon an ambitious programme of exhibitions with the aim of cultivating an international community and creating fresh discourses centered around contemporary Middle Eastern art. As a pioneer of this movement Tabari Artspace played a pivotal role in building the careers of Middle Eastern Masters including: Adam Henein; Mohamed Abla; Adel El-Siwi; Hussein Madi; and Khaled Zaki that are today exhibited and collected by such institutions as The British Museum, The Guggenheim (Abu Dhabi), and The Barjeel Art Foundation, Institut du monde arabe, Seoul Museum of Art,

In 2018 the gallery rebranded from Artspace Dubai to Tabari Artspace. The name ‘Tabari’ come from Lake Tiberias and brings into focus our understanding of borders, space, place, and identity – just some of the universal topics that are tackled by the Middle Eastern artists of the ‘now’. As a reflection of Maliha’s belief that art is a powerful tool to unite and ignite greater cultural understanding, Tabari Artspace continues to honour the Masters it built in the past while introducing a new generation of artists that push boundaries and breakdown borders including: Palestinian hyperrealist, Samah Shihadi; Lebanese painter, Tagreed Darghouth; and Palestinian visual artist, Hazem Harb.

Hours: Sun: 10:00 – 19:00 Mon – Fri: 10:00 – 22:30

Saturday Closed

Contact: Tabari Artspace THE GATE VILLAGE BLDG.3, LEVEL 2, DIFC DUBAI Dubai – United Arab Emirates. Tel.: +971 4 323 0820 Web: www.tabariartspace.com

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