Composing this bricolage of most frequented places is to identify with the environment. Each of the works in this exhibition strives to enliven such connections by looking anew and afresh. Whether considering the lives lived in the temporal or spatial shadows cast by unrest, migration, and industry, or taking a long view of history or an attentive approach to an immediate setting, new relations are found.
London-based curator Maya El Khalil is joined by Lebanese artist Maha Nasrallah for a discussion about El Khalil’s vision for Perceptible Rhythms, Alternative Temporalities, exploring climate and sustainability in the Middle East featuring the works of 12 artists. The short Q&A will address the exhibition’s themes of sustainability, migration and exile in Nasrallah's work, as well as the power of the arts to raise awareness on those issues. The panel will be moderated by MEI Arts and Culture Center Director Lyne Sneige. Program
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Join us for the opening panel of the MEI Art Gallery’s latest exhibition Perceptible Rhythms/Alternative Temporalities presented with Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Foundation (ADMAF) and curated by Maya ElKhalil, exploring the impact of urbanization, conflict and the climate crisis on nature and humanity in the Middle East.