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    Meem Gallery
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    Meem Gallery

    Meem Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Al Quoz, Dubai, focused on Arab, North African and Iranian art.

    Meem Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Al Quoz, Dubai, focused on Arab, North African and Iranian art. Its exhibitions have included work by artists such as Dia Azzawi, Parviz Tanavoli, Kamal Boullata and Mahmoud Obaidi. Shows and art fairs bring changing work to the gallery, including exhibitions that explore regional heritage and history. There is also a shop selling original artworks, with prices that can reach a few thousand dollars. The gallery is in an industrial area, with other shops nearby.

    Meem Gallery was founded in 2007 by Sultan Sooud Al-Qassemi, Mishal Hamed Kanoo and Charles Pocock. Its programme promotes modern and contemporary art from the Arab world, Iran and North Africa. The gallery has presented work by established and emerging artists from the region, including Dia Azzawi, Parviz Tanavoli, Kamal Boullata, Mahmoud Obaidi and Zhivago Duncan.

    The gallery has also dealt in both primary and secondary market sales. Its artists’ work has been shown in institutions around the world.

    Exhibitions and art fairs

    Exhibitions and art fairs take place regularly, so the work on view changes. Past shows have included a solo exhibition by Iraqi artist Nazar Yahya, based in Texas. That exhibition considered Andalusian-Arab heritage and how history can be examined anew.

    Check the gallery’s website or social media before setting out to find details of current exhibitions and featured artists. A visit during a show or fair gives you a chance to see a selection of works gathered for that event.

    Meem Gallery sells original artworks through its shop. These are fine-art purchases, not inexpensive souvenirs: pieces can cost a few thousand dollars. Nearby shops provide another reason to spend time in the Al Quoz area after visiting the gallery.

    Preguntas frecuentes

    What kind of art is shown at Meem Gallery?

    The gallery focuses on modern and contemporary art from Arab, North African and Iranian artists. Its exhibitions have included work by artists such as Dia Azzawi and Parviz Tanavoli.

    Does Meem Gallery sell artwork?

    Yes. The gallery sells original art, and some pieces can cost a few thousand dollars.

    How can I find out what is currently on display?

    Check Meem Gallery’s website or social media for current exhibitions, art fairs and featured artists.

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