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    Ayyam Gallery
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    Ayyam Gallery

    Visit Ayyam Gallery in Dubai’s Alserkal Avenue for contemporary Middle Eastern art, from paintings and photography to sculpture and installations.

    Ayyam Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai’s Al Quoz district. Its exhibitions present work by established and emerging artists from the Middle East, including paintings, photography, sculpture and installations. The spacious rooms give you time to look closely at colour, texture and ideas that invite reflection. Exhibitions and events change, so check the gallery’s website before setting out. Visit on a weekday for a quieter look, and consider public transport or sharing a ride if you are concerned about parking.

    Art from the Middle East

    Ayyam Gallery presents contemporary work by established and emerging artists from the Middle East. The programme spans several forms, including painting, photography, sculpture and installation. The gallery’s exhibitions change, so the work on view depends on when you visit.

    The gallery began in Damascus in 2006 and later established spaces in cities including Beirut and Dubai. Its Dubai presence connects the gallery with Alserkal Avenue, an arts district in Al Quoz. For a visit focused on a particular artist or exhibition, check the gallery website before you go.

    The gallery’s spacious rooms let you spend time with individual works. Pay attention to texture and colour in the paintings, and take a moment to consider the ideas they raise. Photography exhibitions are also part of the programme; one exhibition has presented work by a Palestinian artist.

    Ayyam Gallery hosts events around artists and their work, giving visitors another reason to check the current programme. Staff may be able to offer context on the works on display. Weekdays are a practical choice if you prefer a quieter visit. Parking can be difficult, so consider public transport or sharing a ride.

    FAQ

    Where is Ayyam Gallery in Dubai?

    It is in Warehouse 11 at Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz.

    What kind of art can I see at Ayyam Gallery?

    Exhibitions include work by established and emerging Middle Eastern artists, in forms such as painting, photography, sculpture and installation.

    Does Ayyam Gallery host events?

    Yes. The gallery hosts events showcasing artists’ work. Check its website for the current exhibition and event programme.

    Is parking available at Ayyam Gallery?

    Parking can be an issue. Consider public transport or carpooling.

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