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CairoScene
15-02-2025
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
International Art Fairs Grant for Local Galleries Launched in Dubai
The grant is designed to financially support Dubai-based galleries participating in prestigious art fairs worldwide. Feb 15, 2025 Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) has launched the International Art Fairs Grant, a new initiative designed to financially support Dubai-based galleries participating in prestigious art fairs worldwide. To be eligible, galleries must maintain a full-time presence in Dubai, represent Emirati artists or long-term UAE residents (minimum of three years), and actively engage with the local art scene through collaborations with esteemed institutions or participation in major art fairs. Administered in collaboration with Art Dubai Group, the grant offers up to 50% financial support for booth expenses at international art fairs, further strengthening Dubai's presence on the global art stage.
Hi Dubai
13-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Culture Launches International Art Fairs Grant to Boost Global Presence of Local Galleries
Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) has unveiled the International Art Fairs Grant, a new initiative aimed at supporting Dubai-based galleries participating in art fairs worldwide. Part of the broader Dubai Cultural Grant, the initiative reinforces the city's commitment to nurturing Emirati and UAE-based artists by providing financial assistance for international exposure. Managed by Art Dubai Group, the grant aligns with the government's vision to establish Dubai as a leading global hub for the creative economy. By fostering opportunities for artists and galleries, it contributes to strengthening the cultural and creative industries while enhancing Dubai's reputation as the region's art capital. Eligible galleries must have a full-time presence in Dubai, represent Emirati artists or long-term UAE residents, and actively engage in showcasing art beyond their gallery spaces. These galleries can apply for up to 50% financial support for their booths at international fairs, depending on their representation of Emirati or UAE-based artists. Dr. Saeed Mubarak bin Kharbash, CEO of the Arts, Design, and Literature Sector at Dubai Culture, emphasized the grant's role in expanding the city's global art footprint. 'Through this grant, we aim to raise the international profiles of our galleries and artists, contributing to the global discourse on contemporary art.' William Lawrie, co-founder of Lawrie Shabibi Gallery, praised the initiative, stating, 'This grant is a significant step forward for Dubai's art community, enabling us to showcase our artists globally and reinforcing the city's dynamic cultural landscape.' With this initiative, Dubai Culture continues to drive artistic excellence, ensuring the emirate remains at the forefront of the international art scene. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Emirates 24/7
12-02-2025
- Business
- Emirates 24/7
Dubai Culture Launches International Art Fairs Grant to Offer Financial Support for Local Galleries
Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) has launched the International Art Fairs Grant, a new initiative that will offer financial support to Dubai-based galleries at art fairs abroad. This initiative, which falls under the Dubai Cultural Grant, aligns with Dubai Culture's commitment to empower Emirati artists, enabling them to showcase their creative work to a broader audience and elevate their presence on the global art scene. Ultimately, this effort contributes to strengthening the cultural and creative industries and positioning Dubai as a global hub for the creative economy. Managed by Art Dubai Group, the initiative underscores the government's commitment to positioning its vibrant art scene on the global stage, providing local artists with exposure and access to new opportunities. Dubai Culture's investment in the city's arts ecosystem through this grant will further emphasise Dubai's position as the region's capital for art. The grant aims to increase international support for emerging and established UAE-based and Emirati artists, while also creating incentives for galleries and artists to establish a permanent presence in Dubai. Developing the city's creative economy through such an initiative will see positive economic impact felt through complementary sectors, thereby creating a sustainable cultural framework for the creative community in Dubai. Galleries that have a full-time presence in Dubai, represent either Emirati artists or artists who have been based in the UAE for at least 3 years, and have a programme that is shown in Dubai outside the gallery space either through reputable institutions or art fairs, are eligible to apply. Eligible galleries can apply for the grant to support up to 50% of the booth for an international art fair, as determined by Dubai Culture, subject to the percentage of the booth dedicated to Emirati artists or artists who have been residents in Dubai for a minimum of 3 years. Dr Saeed Mubarak bin Kharbash, CEO of the Arts, Design and Literature Sector at Dubai Culture, affirmed the importance of the International Art Fairs Grant and its role in bolstering Dubai's local art sector, saying: 'Dubai's position as a global art hub is largely attributed to its thriving art scene, which is centred around the city's art galleries. It is home to a unique artists' heritage, and through this grant, we hope to elevate the profiles of our celebrated galleries and artists on an international platform while contributing to the global discourse on contemporary art, highlighting Dubai's dynamic cultural voice. The further participation in renowned art fairs worldwide will create new opportunities for cultural exchange, collaboration, and promote Dubai as a leading centre for artistic excellence.' William Lawrie from Lawrie Shabibi gallery that represents some of the country's leading artists said: 'This grant is a significant step forward for Dubai's art community and demonstrates a strong commitment to nurturing and promoting local talent on an international stage. By helping galleries like ours participate in leading art fairs, Dubai Culture is enabling us to expand our reach, showcase our artists globally, and contribute to the dynamic and ever-evolving cultural landscape of Dubai.' The initiative reflects a collaborative effort to support the local art community, ensuring that Dubai continues to be a pivotal player in the global art landscape. The grant not only provides financial assistance but also encourages the growth and development of the arts sector, fostering a vibrant and innovative environment for creativity in Dubai. For more information on the grant and how to apply, please visit Art Dubai's official website at or contact Art Dubai team via pietro@ Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
Mid East Info
12-02-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Dubai Culture Launches International Art Fairs Grant to Offer Financial Support for Local Galleries - Middle East Business News and Information
Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) has launched the International Art Fairs Grant, a new initiative that will offer financial support to Dubai-based galleries at art fairs abroad. This initiative, which falls under the Dubai Cultural Grant, aligns with Dubai Culture's commitment to empower Emirati artists, enabling them to showcase their creative work to a broader audience and elevate their presence on the global art scene. Ultimately, this effort contributes to strengthening the cultural and creative industries and positioning Dubai as a global hub for the creative economy. Managed by Art Dubai Group, the initiative underscores the government's commitment to positioning its vibrant art scene on the global stage, providing local artists with exposure and access to new opportunities. Dubai Culture's investment in the city's arts ecosystem through this grant will further emphasise Dubai's position as the region's capital for art. The grant aims to increase international support for emerging and established UAE-based and Emirati artists, while also creating incentives for galleries and artists to establish a permanent presence in Dubai. Developing the city's creative economy through such an initiative will see positive economic impact felt through complementary sectors, thereby creating a sustainable cultural framework for the creative community in Dubai. Galleries that have a full-time presence in Dubai, represent either Emirati artists or artists who have been based in the UAE for at least 3 years, and have a programme that is shown in Dubai outside the gallery space either through reputable institutions or art fairs, are eligible to apply. Eligible galleries can apply for the grant to support up to 50% of the booth for an international art fair, as determined by Dubai Culture, subject to the percentage of the booth dedicated to Emirati artists or artists who have been residents in Dubai for a minimum of 3 years. Dr Saeed Mubarak bin Kharbash, CEO of the Arts, Design and Literature Sector at Dubai Culture, affirmed the importance of the International Art Fairs Grant and its role in bolstering Dubai's local art sector, saying: 'Dubai's position as a global art hub is largely attributed to its thriving art scene, which is centred around the city's art galleries. It is home to a unique artists' heritage, and through this grant, we hope to elevate the profiles of our celebrated galleries and artists on an international platform while contributing to the global discourse on contemporary art, highlighting Dubai's dynamic cultural voice. The further participation in renowned art fairs worldwide will create new opportunities for cultural exchange, collaboration, and promote Dubai as a leading centre for artistic excellence.' William Lawrie from Lawrie Shabibi gallery that represents some of the country's leading artists said: 'This grant is a significant step forward for Dubai's art community and demonstrates a strong commitment to nurturing and promoting local talent on an international stage. By helping galleries like ours participate in leading art fairs, Dubai Culture is enabling us to expand our reach, showcase our artists globally, and contribute to the dynamic and ever-evolving cultural landscape of Dubai.' The initiative reflects a collaborative effort to support the local art community, ensuring that Dubai continues to be a pivotal player in the global art landscape. The grant not only provides financial assistance but also encourages the growth and development of the arts sector, fostering a vibrant and innovative environment for creativity in Dubai.
Zawya
12-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
SEE Institute and prototypes for humanity forge strategic partnership to foster sustainable innovation in Dubai
Dubai, UAE: SEE Institute, the leading hub for sustainability education, research, and business incubation, has entered into a strategic partnership with Prototypes for Humanity, the global platform dedicated to supporting academic innovations with positive social and environmental impact. This collaboration aims to advance sustainable practices and drive impactful innovation within Dubai and the broader United Arab Emirates. The partnership will focus on opening market access and providing technology validation opportunities for innovative projects within Dubai and the UAE. By leveraging each other's expertise and resources, both organizations aim to identify and support joint innovation initiatives that align with their shared vision of sustainable development. This collaboration underscores a mutual commitment to fostering innovation and sustainability, reinforcing Dubai's position as a global hub for transformative solutions. The signing took place at SEE Institute, the first net zero emissions building in the region, located in The Sustainable City, Dubai. As a model for sustainability and innovation, the institute is renowned for its commitment to promoting low-carbon living and accelerating climate action through professional training, public education, and research initiatives. It plays a key role in streamlining sustainability efforts and advancing net zero strategies across various sectors. Engineer Faris Saeed, Founder and Chairman of SEE Institute, said: "In an era of rapid technological advancement, fostering innovation and embracing cutting-edge solutions is essential to addressing environmental and societal challenges. This partnership ensures that sustainability-driven advancements keep pace with global needs, delivering real-world solutions that drive climate action and strengthen social and economic resilience. By collaborating with Prototypes for Humanity, we are creating a platform where the brightest ideas can thrive, reinforcing Dubai's position as a global hub for sustainability-driven innovation." Prototypes for Humanity, an initiative by the Art Dubai Group, supports academic innovators creating tangible solutions for complex challenges through a series of offerings, including the Dubai Future Solutions - Prototypes for Humanity programme, enabling projects by top university students worldwide to be promoted, piloted and developed in Dubai. Benedict Floyd, CEO and Co-founder of Art Dubai Group, said: "Innovation is only as powerful as the opportunities it is given to grow. Through this collaboration with SEE Institute, we are ensuring that some of the most forward-thinking ideas move beyond concept into meaningful action. By providing the right support structure, we can turn bold academic research into scalable solutions that have real-world impact across industries and communities." Through this partnership, SEE Institute and Prototypes for Humanity are taking significant strides in addressing environmental and societal challenges through innovative approaches, further cementing Dubai's status as a global center for sustainability-driven advancements. About SEE Institute SEE Institute is a hub for sustainability education, applied and institutional research and business incubation, seeking to enhance knowledge sharing, foster partnerships and empower sustainable practices around the world. SEE Institute oversees a diverse curriculum of professional education programs, conducts data-driven research projects in collaboration with governments, industry, and academia and supports innovative start-ups in the sustainability field. The pioneering net zero emissions building hosts world-class events and conferences, which are elevated by state-of-the-art technology and immersive theatre and cultural destination. SEE Institute uses its location The Sustainable City in Dubai as a living lab, testing prototypes, collecting data, and running pilot programmes within real life contexts. About Prototypes for Humanity Prototypes for Humanity (P4H) is the most diverse assembly of innovations that has the power to change the world, with programmes and activities to raise awareness of global problems, celebrate solutions, and catalyse action for positive social and environmental impact. An initiative by the Art Dubai Group with a track-record going back a decade, P4H announced a significant evolution of its yearly event in 2024, through the launch of Dubai Future Solutions – Prototypes for Humanity, in partnership with the Dubai Future Foundation. The programme is held under the patronage of Her Highness Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
