Curatorial Ethos
The gallery champions concept-led Arab Modern & Contemporary art, providing a platform for artists who examine the persistence of imperial logics, colonial histories, and cultural memory through diverse media including sculpture, painting, and installation. Its programme emphasizes critical engagement with power structures, narrative reclamation, and the intersection of Eastern aesthetic traditions with modernist frameworks.
Green Art Gallery is one of Dubai’s oldest art establishments, founded in 1995 as a salon d'art in Jumeirah before relocating to its current space at Warehouse 28, Alserkal Avenue. It operates as a women-led commercial gallery presenting contemporary artists with a focus on Arab Modern and Contemporary practices. The gallery maintains an active exhibition schedule featuring solo and group shows that engage with historical narratives, material culture, and geopolitical themes.
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Represented and guest artists exhibiting with the gallery.
Lulua Alyahya
Lulua Alyahya is a Saudi artist whose paintings draw on references from many worlds to explore culturally embedded archetypes — notably masculinity, youth and beauty — with tenderness, humour and a critical edge. Moving between memory, imagination and physical and psychological landscapes, her work creates spaces that feel at once familiar and elusive. She has taken part in residencies internationally, and her Artist's Room at Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai — bringing together new commissions, loans and works from the Art Jameel Collection — marked her first solo exhibition in the United Arab Emirates.
Rami Farook
Rami Farook (b. 1981, Dubai) is an interdisciplinary artist, curator and producer. Self-taught, he entered the art world in 2007 as a collector, gallerist and patron, driven by a wish to be useful, honourable and compassionate, and his close engagement with the conditions of art — its possibilities and responsibilities — directly shapes his work. He thrives on conceptualisation, intervention and experimentation, often realising projects with emotional intensity and impulsiveness. His exhibitions include the solo shows A Muslim Man at ATHR Gallery, Jeddah (2025), Reset / Finale / Untitled at ATHR (2023), Items Discontinued at Maisan 15, Dubai (2020) and Peace and Productivity at Season, Seattle (2017), as well as No Trespassing at Ishara Art Foundation, Dubai (2025) and a group presentation curated by Reem Fadda for the Sharjah Biennial's second act at the Sursock Museum, Beirut (2017). He curated Young Saudi Artists 2023: On Purpose for ATHR in Diriyah and Grey Borders / Grey Frontiers for Edge of Arabia during the Berlin Biennale (2010). His work has been acquired by the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi and is held in the Obayashi Collection and the Barjeel Art Foundation, among others.
Sohrab Hura
Indian artist and photographer (b. 1981) working across photography, film, painting and works on paper; a member of Magnum Photos. His intimate gouaches explore relationships, vulnerability and fleeting encounters. (Sources: Magnum Photos; Green Art Gallery)
Khaled Jarada
Palestinian artist (b. 1996, Gaza), recently based in Paris. His drawings capture off-balance, subtly displaced figures caught in unfolding moments, informed by the experience of exile. Solo shows include Réflexes at Gallery M, Paris (2025) and Non-Key Frame at Fann À Porter, Dubai (2024); he received an Honorary Mention for the Reiffers Art Initiatives Prize in 2026. (Source: Green Art Gallery)