Jameel Arts Centre
Artists, curatorial team, advisors, and partners connected to Jameel Arts Centre.
Artists
Represented and guest artists exhibiting with the gallery.
Christopher Benton
Yazan Khalili
Asad Raza
Jumana Emil Abboud
Lawrence Lek
Dora Longo Bahia
Cinthia Marcelle
Seher Naveed
Nazgol Ansarinia
Fayçal Baghriche
Mirna Bamieh
Abel Barroso Arencibia
Heman Chong
Angela Detanico
Rafael Lain
Harun Farocki
Md Fazla Rabbi Fatiq
Devadeep Gupta
Hylozoic/Desires
Şener Özmen
Erkan Özgen
Fazal Rizvi
Tabita Rezaire
Hassan Sharif
Prabhakar Pachpute
Bani Abidi
Hanna Tuulikki
Madiha Aijaz
Fatma Al Ali
Suha Shoman
Bady Dalloul
Mahmoud Alhaj
Ana Amorim
Hiwa K
Vishwa Shroff
Dima Srouji
Do Ho Suh
T. Vinoja
Tiger Tateishi
Subas Tamang
Bo Wang
Tatyana Zambrano
Driant Zeneli
Lu Yang
Saodat Ismailova
Todd Reisz
Ila Bêka
Louise Lemoin
Antoine Chapon
Rhea Storr
Jocelyn Saab
Olivier Sednaoui
Daniel Soares
Hind Mezaina
D. A. Pennebaker
Suneil Sanzgiri
Francisco Dias
Zazie Ray-Trapido
Moe Elhossieny
Ahmed Ellabad
Kasper Bosmans
Annika Eriksson
Walid Siti
Rouzbeh Akhbari
Stephanie Comilang
Yto Barrada
Mati Jhurry
Harilay Rabenjamina
Rayane Mcirdi
Sara Sadik
Mawena Yehouessi
Josèfa Ntjam
Franziska Pierwoss
Zina Saro-Wiwa
Michael Rakowitz
Cecilia Vicuña
Florence Lazar
Moza Almatrooshi
Satoshi Fujiwara
Stéphanie Saadé
Yuri Pattison
Trevor Paglen
NVIDIA Research
Vocal Synthesis
Sara Cwynar
Jenna Sutela
Victoria Sin
Craig Green
Agnieszka Kurant
Amalia Ulman
Amnesia Scanner
Ana Nicolaescu
Ania Soliman
Anna Uddenberg
Anne Imhof
Barry Doupé
Bogosi Sekhukhuni
Cao Fei
Carsten Höller
Cécile B Evans
Chen Zhou
Christine Sun Kim
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
Emmanuel Iduma
Farah Al Qasimi
Fatima Al Qadiri
GCC
Goshka Macuga
Ian Cheng
Isabel Lewis
Jarvis Cocker
Johannes Paul Raether
John Menick
Jürgen Klauke
Koo Jeong A
Lawrence Abu Hamdan
Liam Gillick
Liam Young
Lorraine O'Grady
Lucy Raven
Lynn Hershman Leeson
Michael Stipe
Miles Gertler
Miranda July
Momus
Pamela Rosenkranz
Pan Daijing
Paul Mpagi Sepuya
Peter Saville
Yoso Mouri
Philippe Parreno
Pierre Huyghe
Precious Okoyomon
Rachel Rose
Raja'a Khalid
Samuel Fosso
Simon Denny
Sissel Tolaas
Sophia Al-Maria
Suzanne Treister
Thomas Dozol
Thomas Hirschhorn
Urs Lüthi
Wang Haiyang
Yaeji
Yu Honglei
Dana Amro
Tamara Barrage
Dania Darra
Saba Besiso
Bwader Elhassan
Nuhayr
FMD / Film My Designs
Yara Habib
Abdhul Hazeeb
Adnan Ihsan
Leen Kahaleh
Rimsha Kidwai
Mohamed Rowaizak
Sense Studio
Eman Shafiq
Sanaz Yahyaabadi
Adel Abdessemed
Haig Aivazian
Abbas Akhavan
Diana Al-Hadid
Doa Aly
Walead Beshty
Vikram Divecha
Jason Dodge
Zahrah Al-Ghamdi
Bita Ghezelayagh
Azade Köker
Keita Miyazaki
Slavs and Tatars
Moffat Takadiwa
Mario García Torres
Louis Henderson
François Knoetze
Erin Espelie
Geocinema
Sarah Meyohas
Tekla Aslanishvili
Shezad Dawood
Kamruzzaman Shadhin
Noor Alwan
Abdulla Buhijji
Noush Anand
Nadim Choufi
Ruba Al-Sweel
Nadine Khalil
Nadine Khalil is a Lebanese, Dubai-based art critic, editor and independent curator, and one of the more established critical voices working in the Gulf. Her path into art came through the social sciences — her academic background is in anthropology — followed by nearly two decades in arts publishing. She was editor of the Dubai contemporary-art magazine Canvas (2017–2020) and earlier held senior editorial roles at the Beirut magazines A mag and Bespoke (2010–2016), and her criticism appears across the field's leading titles: Artforum, ArtReview Asia, The Art Newspaper, art-agenda, Ocula, The Brooklyn Rail, Artsy, FT and the Women's Review of Books. Beyond journalism she works as a curator and researcher, currently focused on the body as an expanded site of performance and labour, and collaborates with artists engaging performance, technology and the non-human world. She has authored a series of artist monographs (Paroles d'Artistes) on Lebanese artists including Samir Sayegh and Hanibal Srouji and the late filmmaker Jocelyne Saab, edited The Arts Center: Building a Performing Arts Community on Saadiyat Island (NYU Abu Dhabi, 2023), and contributed to volumes such as Evaporating Suns: Contemporary Myths from the Arabian Gulf (Hatje Cantz, 2023). She advises institutions including the Ishara Art Foundation, Goethe-Institut and the NYUAD Arts Center on editorial strategy, mentors artists in Tashkeel's Critical Practice Programme, and previously served as communications strategist for Ishara Art Foundation (2020–2022). At NIKA Project Space she curated the group exhibition I Can No Longer Produce the Limits of My Own Body.
Isaac Sullivan
Nidhi Mahajan
Deepak Unnikrishnan
Sree
Katie Paterson
Nujoom Alghanem
Ana Escobar Saavedra
Dalia Khalife
Joseph Kai
Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook
Salah Elmur
Prabhakar Baspote
Clemens von Wedemeyer
Damien Hauser
Michael Almereyda
Courtney Stephens
Kevin B. Lee
Lana Daher
Youssef Chahine
the Rice Brewing Sisters Club
Faten Hamama
Omar Sharif
Amirah Tajdin
Rebecca Crookshank
Kevin Jones
Nader Akoum
Karine Baidoun
Zahra Mansoor
Adithya Suresh
Yalda Bidshahari
Ahmed Bilal
Andres Ugartechea
Dina Barqawi
Mahasin Ismail
Poorvaja Subramanian
Rei Co
Saiki Padhy
Saina Bidshahri
Vaishnavi Pramodh
Kesang Chuki
Majlis KaramAllah
Abhirami Suresh
Jared Jimenez Maxilom
Afrah Shafiq
Afrah Shafiq (b. 1989) is an Indian multimedia artist whose practice combines archival research, storytelling, digital games and interactive fiction. Her work revisits overlooked cultural histories — including Cold War-era exchanges between India and the Soviet Union — and has been developed through fellowships such as the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art’s field research programme in Moscow.
Mohammed Kazem
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.
Founders
Gallery founders and founding directors.
Curators & programme
Curatorial team and exhibition programming.
Indranjan Banerjee
Lucas Morin
Hind Mezaina
Uns Kattan
Murtaza Vali
Rahul Gudipudi
Danielle Burrows
Shumon Basar
Douglas Coupland
Hans Ulrich Obrist
Nadine Khalil
Nadine Khalil is a Lebanese, Dubai-based art critic, editor and independent curator, and one of the more established critical voices working in the Gulf. Her path into art came through the social sciences — her academic background is in anthropology — followed by nearly two decades in arts publishing. She was editor of the Dubai contemporary-art magazine Canvas (2017–2020) and earlier held senior editorial roles at the Beirut magazines A mag and Bespoke (2010–2016), and her criticism appears across the field's leading titles: Artforum, ArtReview Asia, The Art Newspaper, art-agenda, Ocula, The Brooklyn Rail, Artsy, FT and the Women's Review of Books. Beyond journalism she works as a curator and researcher, currently focused on the body as an expanded site of performance and labour, and collaborates with artists engaging performance, technology and the non-human world. She has authored a series of artist monographs (Paroles d'Artistes) on Lebanese artists including Samir Sayegh and Hanibal Srouji and the late filmmaker Jocelyne Saab, edited The Arts Center: Building a Performing Arts Community on Saadiyat Island (NYU Abu Dhabi, 2023), and contributed to volumes such as Evaporating Suns: Contemporary Myths from the Arabian Gulf (Hatje Cantz, 2023). She advises institutions including the Ishara Art Foundation, Goethe-Institut and the NYUAD Arts Center on editorial strategy, mentors artists in Tashkeel's Critical Practice Programme, and previously served as communications strategist for Ishara Art Foundation (2020–2022). At NIKA Project Space she curated the group exhibition I Can No Longer Produce the Limits of My Own Body.
Janine Randerson
Kittima Chareeprasit
Roger Nelson
Zain Al Saie
Qutouf Elobaid
Daniya Jawwad
Yalda Bidshahari
Sanjushrree Subash
Jared Maxilom
Abhirami Suresh
Advisors
Patrons, advisors, and independent contributors.
Partners
Institutional partners, collaborators, and allied organisations.