Portfolio

WHAT REMAINS - PART II | 11 NOVEMBER - 19 DECEMBER 2014

What Remains is a group exhibition about what we remember and the legacy we leave behind; about what is left of lasting value after world leaders and global events have...

WHAT REMAINS - PART I | 07 OCTOBER - 07 NOVEMBER 2014

What Remains is a group exhibition about what we remember and the legacy we leave behind; about what is left of lasting value after world leaders and global events have...

NERMINE HAMMAM: WÉTIKO, COWBOYS AND INDIGENS | 3 Sep - 3 Oct 2014

The Egyptian artist-photographer Nermine Hammam came to international attention following the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, when her critically acclaimed series Upekkha...

GRAHAM DAY: SELECTED WORKS FROM THE 1990s | 14 - 29 August 2014

Since graduating from University College London in 1973, Graham Day has continually explored and experimented with an eclectic mix of themes and techniques...

BATOUL S'HIMI: WORLD UNDER PRESSURE | 10 July - 8 August 2014

For her first solo show at Rose Issa Projects, the Moroccan artist Batoul S’Himi presents a selection of works from a sculpture series that she started in 2008, World Under Pressure (Monde sous pression).

FARHAD AHRARNIA: STAGE ON FIRE | 15 May - 27 June 2014

For his third solo show at Rose Issa Projects, Farhad Ahrarnia combines his interest in dance, high modernism, and the arts of Central Asia and the Middle East to explore the relationship between various national, cultural and political institutions and 20th-century avant-garde arts.

ROSE ISSA PROJECTS AT ART DUBAI | 25-27 APRIL 2014

AYMAN BAALBAKI: RECENT WORK | 1 April - 9 May 2014

In this third solo show at Rose Issa Projects we present a selection of recent works by Lebanese painter Ayman Baalbaki, including paintings of cement barriers and checkpoints as well as glass sculptures realised in Venice and presented at the Biennale of 2013.

ROSE ISSA PROJECTS AT ART DUBAI | 19-22 MARCH 2014

PARASTOU FOROUHAR | KISS ME | 19 FEBRUARY - 28 MARCH 2014

In this series of textile banners, the Iranian artist Parastou Forouhar re-affirms her provocative spirit. In Kiss Me, she re-imagines the traditional religious banners that are draped in public spaces in Iran during ceremonies to commemorate the death of Shi’ite Imams and martyrs.

OPEN YOUR EYES | 15 January - 14 February 2014

'Open Your Eyes' is a visually diverse and thought-provoking collection of artworks, ranging from 17th-century engravings to contemporary photography and painting. The exhibition celebrates creative intuition and reaction.