Hassan Hajjaj: Pop Influences from Morocco to London
Looking in the mirror, one can only see their own reflection, yet Hassan Hajjaj reflects his identity through…
Lenôtre Kuwait: A New Menu and Fresh Look
Just after the doors reopened to the historic Lenôtre, with views overlooking the Arabian Gulf, we visited to…
Why Saudi Artist Noorah Kareem Paints Humorous Selfies
The pop-art scene has been steadily growing in the Middle East over the past decades and more recently…
Exploring The Art Scene of Saudi Arabia with Raneen Bukhari
Not many twenty-something year olds can count themselves as curator, gallery manager, and business developer, yet Raneen Bukhari…
From Pop Art To Pop Behavior: The Trickle Down Effects of Pop on the Middle East's Art and Design World – Part 2
Paralleling his career in cultural analysis with a bottomless dedication to making music, +Aziz has been analyzing culture…
From Pop Art To Pop Behavior: The Trickle Down Effects of Pop on the Middle East's Art and Design World – Part 1
Since the birth of Pop, it has transcended beyond its initial goals as a movement and trickled deeper…
UPGRADE 2016: A Workshop Series by Khaleejesque and GUST
Khaleejesque and GUST (Gulf University of Science and Technology) have partnered up to develop Upgrade, a program with the most interesting, and…
Film Review: A Town Called Panic
Foreign films generally tend to be far more experimental than typical Hollywood films and this trend even extends…
Film Review: Circle
It could be assumed that experimental movies use their unique subject matter to try and elevate the exploration…
Film Review: Viktor
The search for self-identity and the introspective crossroads that we all face has been the subject of many…
Fashion Forward Dubai AW15/16 in Review: The Talks
Fashion isn't all about aesthetics, there is also a lot of research, development, and technical aspects to the…
Film Review: The Babadook
Some of the best horror movies have tried to create visual symbolism and metaphor with their narratives. Australian…