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Ayyam Gallery Dubai

Ayyam Gallery Dubai

Gallery Al Quoz, Dubai PoliticalGlobalEstablished

A leading commercial gallery in Dubai dedicated to a roster of Arab and Iranian contemporary artists. Founded in Damascus in 2006 by the Samawi family, Ayyam played a pivotal role in preserving Syrian artistic heritage during conflict, relocating over 22,000 works to Dubai.

Ayyam's dual commitment to commercial representation and cultural preservation makes it a singular institution within the Middle Eastern art ecosystem.

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Lawrie Shabibi

Lawrie Shabibi

Gallery Al Quoz, Dubai EstablishedCommercialDecolonial

A contemporary art gallery in Dubai's Alserkal Avenue, founded in 2011 by William Lawrie and Asmaa Al-Shabibi. The gallery represents artists from the MENA region, Africa, and the diaspora exploring identity, memory, and postcolonial histories, with a London outpost at Cromwell Place and participation in Art Basel Hong Kong.

Lawrie Shabibi's rigorous commitment to diasporic and underrepresented voices positions it as one of Dubai's most critically engaged commercial galleries.

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