But We Cannot See Them: Tracing a UAE Art Community, 1988-2008 is edited by Maya Allison, with essays by Aisha Astoby and Adel Khoza, and interviews with members of the community, including Hassan Sharif, Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim, Abdullah Al Saadi, Mohammed Kazem, Hussain Sharif, Vivek Vilasini,Ebtisam Abdulaziz, Cristiana De Marchi, Nujoom Alghanem and Khalid Albudoor. This is the first comprehensive sourcebook for one of the most important contemporary art communities in the UAE s history. It centers on a group sometimes called the five, at an intersection of visual artists, writers, and filmmakers based in the UAE. Its members identified with a new culture of encouraging radical, formal and conceptual experimentation. Eventually, some of these artists founded the celebrated Flying House.

But We Cannot See Them: Tracing a UAE Art Community, 1988-2008

Maya Allison

Arts & Photography

Akkadia Press

<p>For the past decade, Providence, RI, has been the site of a radical underground art scene, giving rise to a multi-faceted, unbridled aesthetic that is as distinct as it is influential. As a celebration of the movement, The Museum of Art at the Rhode Island School of Design is presenting the exhibition Wunderground. The companion publication, Wunderground- Providence, 1995 to the Present features a foreword by celebrated artist and designer Gary Panter, 128 pages of full color illustrations and 4 fold-out gatefolds. Artists, musicians, writers and students who created and witnessed the rise of the movement offer shorter texts providing a kaleidoscopic portrait of a time and place.</p>

Wunderground: Providence, 1995 to the Present

Judith Tannenbaum

Sara Agniel

History & Criticism

Adbusters

The NYU Abu Dhabi Art Gallery: 2014-2020

Mariët Westermann

H.E. Zaki Nusseibeh

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