The Dubai International Arabic Calligraphy Exhibition was one of the main highlights of the second Dubai Art Season. We bring you photos from the Exhibition - Part II.

The Dubai International Arabic Calligraphy Exhibition, held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council, featured over 70 workshops for various age-groups led by the best Arabic calligraphy experts with the aim of showcasing to visitors the history of the artform and its various forms of expression, styles and historical and social context.

The Dubai International Arabic Calligraphy Exhibition featured several sections including Classic Calligraphy, by renowned and expert calligraphy artists and exceptional pieces from the collection of the Ministry of Culture as well as those owned by leading collectors in the UAE. There was a section on Modern Calligraphy and light calligraphy.

Part II

image Installation view of the exhibition from the top / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Khalid Al Jallaf / 'Sheikh Zayed Phrases', 62x50 cm / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Khalid Al Jallaf / 'Sheikh Zayed Phrases', 62x50 cm / Photo Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Ozman Ozcay / 'Ha Mim', 60x55 cm / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Ozman Ozcay / Private Collection / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Taglasir Hassan / Qur'an XCIV, verse 5-6, 2015, Acrylic mixed media on canvas, 100x100 cm / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Taglasir Hassan / Qur'an XXIII, verse 29, 2013, Acrylic mixed media on canvas, 100x100 cm / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Maryam Al Balooshi / 'I was sent to perfect honorable morals', 77x54 cm / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Mehmed Ozcay / Private Collection / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Mouneer Al Shaarani / 'There is no merit, Love or Passion', 2008, Gouache on paper, 100x100 cm, Artspace Gallery / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Golnaz Fathi / 'Untitled 8', 2012, Mixed media on Canvas, 170x300 cm, The Third Line Gallery / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Njy Mahdaoui / 'Walegh III, 2010, Acrylic on canvas, 81x100 cm, Elmarsa Gallery / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Jalil Rasouli / Untitled, 1355 AH, Oil on canvas, 130x100 cm, Hunar Gallery / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Ali Shirazi / 'Sapphires at Dusk', 2012, 170x200 cm, Rira Gallery / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

image Installation view, calligraphy on a car / Photo by Ramy Enab, © Islamic Arts Magazine

See Highlights from Part I


Comments
  • kandil
    Jun 14, 2015 - 7:51:06

    Wonderful pieces.

    Ahmed Kandil  
    Arabic calligrapher

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