We delve deep into the mind of the pioneer Arab abstract artist Samia Halaby, talking about what drives her, her experimentation and her relationship with shapes and color.

Harees may be an acquired taste for many people, but the UNESCO appears to enjoy it as it recently inscribed it in the UAE's list of intangible heritage next to Talli and Arabic coffee.

We all have hoards of albums, filled with memories and stories forever immortalized in these pictures.

Yashna Kaul unearths the secrets embedded in her family’s photo album, revealing how the framing of a moment can shape personal and collective memory.

Postbox Ghana transport us to the past, to a recently post-independence Ghana through postcards, and the stories of the people who wrote them.

Many histories have been tainted or lost because of colonialism, but Oumaima Abaraghe uses collage techniques and digital manipulation to reconstruct Morocco’s fragmentary colonial archive, challenging these powers and facing a forgotten past she never lived to see but continues to live through her and many others.

We've all seen and heard about the victims of the domestic violence, but what about the perpetrators? And what comes next for them and their loved ones?

Clea presents a series of soft-lit, intimate family portraits after living with families with histories of generational violence, showing us the complexity of human relationships.

Mohamed Mahdy give us an intimate look at the fishing community of El Maks in Alexandria, documenting their displacement and capturing the generational and often hidden impact of urban redevelopment policies.

The Sharjah Art Foundation recently launched the Music Department and have kick started their first set of musical performances with Inge Thomson and Emmie McLuskey at the Flying Saucer.

The Music Department's Manager Hasan Hujairi tells us all about what to look forward to and the significance of celebrating sound.

Sharjah International Film Festival for the Children and the Youth is celebrating a decade of celebrating cinema and the young at heart.

Sheikha Jawaher bint Abdullah Al Qasimi, the Director of FUNN and the Director of the Film Festival, gives us the details of the upcoming edition and some insight into 10 years of managing SIFF.

Thinking of going into the world of robotics, artificial intelligence or computer science?

Abu Dhabi’s Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence is incorporating these new disciplines into their curriculum with two new departments and four associated graduate programs, to keep up with upcoming trends and the surging global demand.