Josephine Siskind, HVK’s Artist of the Month, showcases her artistic journey from Chicago to Havana and beyond. Influenced by Mexican muralism and classical training, her work explores the human experience, identity, and emotions. Siskind’s art, often in public spaces, invites deep interpretation, blending personal and cultural narratives across her international career.
In September, Stockholm’s Galleri Melefors hosts “In Between,” an exhibition by Nadine NASCH Schjölin, featuring intimate portraiture exploring human presence and emotion. The show invites viewers to engage with artworks, including oil paintings and sculptures, while offering a unique opportunity to connect with the artist during the preview and vernissage events.
NOCTURNE ROSE is the second piece from Halina Rosa’s DESERT ROSE Collection, a handcrafted kimono abaya made from dark navy linen. Featuring three hand-painted metallic blue roses and royal crown motifs, it embodies sustainable fashion and cultural storytelling. Proceeds benefit the World Childhood Foundation, highlighting its philanthropic significance.
The exhibition “Alma de Córdoba – The Invisible Energy of Places” by Juanjo Garlo will be held at the Palacio de Viana until September 20, 2026. It combines art, literature, and sensory experiences, exploring the deep connection between Córdoba’s identity and its cultural heritage. Special events will integrate live painting and readings, enriching visitor engagement.
Dubai Culture has launched an Arabic Typography Masterclass in partnership with Visual Synonyms, targeting UAE nationals and residents with 3-10 years of design experience. Led by Dr. Antoine Abi Aad, the program focuses on enhancing Arabic typography’s artistic potential through workshops, mentorship, and practical assignments while fostering cultural growth in the creative economy. Applications are open from September 1-20.
WTM Spotlight Riyadh, scheduled for September 2026, will focus on talent and leadership development in Saudi tourism as the country moves towards Vision 2030. As it seeks to create over a million tourism jobs, discussions will revolve around education, specialization, and the evolving nature of tourism careers, emphasizing human capability as a key asset.
The Dubai Culture & Arts Authority will participate in the Emirati Women’s Forum 2026, celebrating Emirati women’s contributions to national development. The event, held on August 27 at Madinat Jumeirah, will feature discussions on women’s roles in various sectors and showcase artist Aisha Obaid Al Shamsi’s work highlighting their achievements.
On September 1st, at Biblioteket Live in Stockholm, music will meet design. Therése Neaimé invites her audience into a world where art is not simply […]
Dubai Culture has launched the third edition of the Emirati Chefs Grant for Productive Families, blending culinary heritage and entrepreneurship. Designed to empower participants through training and mentorship, it aims to transform traditional family recipes into viable business ventures while preserving Emirati cultural identity, ensuring heritage evolves with contemporary relevance.
Benihana Ibn Battuta has opened in Dubai, bringing a blend of Japanese cuisine and live cooking performances to the Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel. With a focus on interaction, the restaurant features teppanyaki chefs preparing meals in front of guests, an expanded sushi menu, and contemporary interiors that enhance the dining experience.
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