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E-Issue 01 ––
AUH/DXB
Summer 2020
August 1st, 2020
- Editor’s Note
- What’s On in the UAE
- Pop(Corn): Hashel Al Lamki
- Tailoring in Abu Dhabi
- Rapport: Dubai
- Michael Rakowitz From the Diaspora
E-01++
Fall/Winter 2020-21
Map August 16th, 2020
Artist Interview August 23rd, 2020
Artist Interview August 24th, 2020
Artist Interview August 26th, 2020
Market Interview August 28th, 2020
Exhibition September 1st, 2020
Market Interview September 4th, 2020
Artist Interview September 7th, 2020
Artist Interview September 10th, 2020
UAE Tawahadna Introduces MENA Artists to a Global Community
Exhibition Review September 24th, 2020
Artist Interview September 27th, 2020
Market Interview October 14th, 2021
Exhibition Review October 19th, 2020
Exhibition October 22nd, 2020
Exhibition Review October 22nd, 2020
Book Review October 28th, 2020
Exhibition Review November 13th, 2020
Exhibition Review November 16th, 2021
Exhibition Review November 19th, 2020
Exhibition Review November 21st, 2020
Exhibition Review
November 23rd, 2020
AUH SEAF Cohort 7 at Warehouse 421
Exhibition Review December 9th, 2020
Curator Interview January 25th, 2021
Exhibition Review February 21st, 2021
🎙️GAD Talk Series –– Season 1 2020
November 1st, 2020
November 16th, 2020
November 29th, 2020
December 20th, 2020
January 27th, 2021
E-Issue 02 ––
NYC
Spring 2021
February 21st, 2021
- Editor’s Note
- What’s On in NYC
- Pop(Corn): Zeid Jaouni
- You Can Take The Girl Out Of The City
- Rapport: NYC
- Kindergarten Records Discuss The Future of Electronic Music
- Sole DXB Brings NY Hip-Hop To Abu Dhabi
- Wei Han Finds ‘Home’ In New York
- Vikram Divecha: Encounters and Negotiations
E-02++
Spring/Summer 2021
Exhibition Review March 3rd, 2021
Exhibition Review March 7th, 2021
Curator Interview March 21st, 2021
Exhibition March 28th, 2021
Exhibition Review April 1st, 2021
Exhibition Review April 5th, 2021
Exhibition April 16th, 2021
Artist Interview April 26th, 2021
Exhibition Review April 27th, 2021
Artist Interview April 28th, 2021
Exhibition May 9th, 2021
Artist Interview May 11th, 2021
Curator Interview May 20th, 2021
Market Interview May 26th, 2021
Exhibition June 11th, 2021
Exhibiton Review June 20th, 2021
Artist Interview June 30th, 2021
Exhibition Review August 9th, 2021
E-Issue 03 ––TYO
Fall 2021
October 1st, 2022
- Editor’s Note
- What’s On in TYO
- Pop(Corn): Nimyu
- Ahmad The Japanese: Bady Dalloul on Japan and Belonging
- Rapport: Tokyo
- Alexandre Taalba Redefines Virtuality at The 5th Floor
- Imagining Distant Ecologies in Hypersonic Tokyo: A Review of “Floating Between the Tropical and Glacial Zones”
- Ruba Al-Sweel Curates “Garden of e-arthly Delights” at SUMAC Space
- Salwa Mikdadi Reflects on the Opening of NYU Abu Dhabi’s Arab Center for the Study of Art
E-03++
Fall/Winter 2021-22
Exhibition October 5th, 2021
Market Interview October 6th, 2021
Exhibition October 7th, 2021
Curator Interview October 15th, 2021
Exhibition Review October 16th, 2021
Artist Interview November 7th, 2021
Exhibition Review February 11th, 2022
Artist Interview February 26th, 2022
Artist Interview March 10th, 2022
Exhibition March 11th, 2022
Exhibition Review March 14th, 2022
E-Issue 04 –– IST
Spring 2022
March 15th, 2022
E-04++
Spring/Summer 2022
Curator Interview March 21st, 2022
Market Interview March 28th, 2022
DXB Dubai's Postmodern Architecture: Constructing the Future with 3dr Models
Exhibition April 23rd, 2022
HK Startbahn Presents “Made in Japan 3.0: Defining a New Phy-gital Reality”, an NFT Pop-Up at K11 Art Mall
Exhibition May 6th, 2022
IST Istanbul’s 5533 Presents Nazlı Khoshkhabar’s “Around and Round”
Artist Interview May 13th, 2022
DXB “We Are Witnessing History”: Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hesam Rahmanian On Their Retrospective Exhibition at NYU Abu Dhabi Art Gallery
Artist Interview June 13th, 2022
DXB “Geometry is Everywhere”: An Interview and Walking Tour of Order of Magnitude, Jitish Kallat’s Solo Exhibition at Dubai’s Ishara Art Foundation
Exhibition June 21st, 2022
DXB Art Jameel Joins The World Weather Network in a Groundbreaking Response to Global Climate Crisis
Exhibition June 27th, 2022
UAE What’s On in the UAE: Our Top Summer Picks
Curator Interview July 9th, 2022
IST Creating an Artist Books Library in Istanbul: Aslı Özdoyuran on BAS
E-Issue 05 –– VCE
Fall 2022
September 5th, 2022
- Editor’s Note
- What’s On in VCE
- Pop(Corn): UAE National Pavilion
- Rapport: Venice
- Zeitgeist of our Time: Füsun Onur for the Turkish Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale
- GAD’s Top Picks: National Pavilions
- Strangers to the Museum Wall: Kehinde Wiley’s Venice Exhibition Speaks of Violence and Portraiture
- Questioning Everyday Life: Alluvium by Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hesam Rahmanian at OGR Torino in Venice
E-05++
Fall/Winter 2022-23
Market Interview June 28th, 2022
HK How Pearl Lam Built Her Gallery Between China and Europe
Exhibition November 11th, 2022
TYO “Atami Blues” Brings Together UAE-Based and Japanese Artists in HOTEL ACAO ANNEX
Exhibition December 2nd, 2022
TYO Wetland Lab Proposes Sustainable Cement Alternative in Tokyo
Artist Interview December 9th, 2022
DXB Navjot Altaf Unpacks Eco-Feminism and Post-Pandemic Reality at Ishara Art Foundation
Artist Interview January 8th, 2023
TYO Shu Yonezawa and the Art of Animation
Artist Interview January 19th, 2023
NYC Reflecting on Her Southwestern Chinese Bai Roots, Peishan Huang Captures Human Traces on Objects and Spaces
Exhibition Review February 9th, 2023
DXB Augustine Paredes Builds His Paradise Home at Gulf Photo Plus
Artist Interview February 22nd, 2023
DXB Persia Beheshti Shares Thoughts on Virtual Worlds and the State of Video Art in Dubai Ahead of Her Screening at Bayt Al Mamzar
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1. Editor’s Note: E-Issue 02
February 20th, 2021
It’s finally here. Eight articles, four artist interviews, a cover photoshoot. The fruits of an eruption of creativity, the trails of which are billowing across one of the world’s great metropolises. It is with great honor that I present to you GAD’s E-Issue 02, dedicated to New York City.
This E-Issue drops at a critical time in New York’s history. “Is NYC dead?” was a question on many people’s minds as the pandemic prompted a massive exodus out of the city. While the pandemic has delivered a lasting shock to the Big Apple and its creative communities, artists have discovered ways to continue their practice amidst political and sanitary crises. We applaud their resilience and flexibility. Instead of talking about “a new normal,” they showed us that 2021 could be a new extraordinary. Many creatives left the city, but as epitomized by our cover story You Can Take The Girl Out Of The City by Blair Cannon and Christian Barberena, the New York state of mind continues to thrive and survive, wherever it finds itself.
The spring of 2021 marks a new beginning for the United States: the start of a new administration, which we hope will bring about a more actionable movement towards diversity and inclusion. Amanda Gorman’s poignant inauguration poem The Hill We Climb resonated with people, not only in the United States, but across the world, and many of us were personally inspired by her words of hope and optimism as we look towards turning the page on a difficult year.
This issue celebrates creativity in all of its multidisciplinary formats: we interviewed conceptual artists, DJs, graphic designers, models, and cinematographers who call or have called New York City their home. We highlighted stylists, photographers, exhibitions, and curators. To all those who contributed to this issue, we thank and appreciate you. You inspired us to go bigger and brighter.
We also thank all our readers and supporters who made E-Issue 01 a giant success. After publishing our first six articles on the thriving Abu Dhabi. and Dubai’s art scenes, we received submissions after submissions from the UAE and beyond.
This E-Issue drops at a critical time in New York’s history. “Is NYC dead?” was a question on many people’s minds as the pandemic prompted a massive exodus out of the city. While the pandemic has delivered a lasting shock to the Big Apple and its creative communities, artists have discovered ways to continue their practice amidst political and sanitary crises. We applaud their resilience and flexibility. Instead of talking about “a new normal,” they showed us that 2021 could be a new extraordinary. Many creatives left the city, but as epitomized by our cover story You Can Take The Girl Out Of The City by Blair Cannon and Christian Barberena, the New York state of mind continues to thrive and survive, wherever it finds itself.
The spring of 2021 marks a new beginning for the United States: the start of a new administration, which we hope will bring about a more actionable movement towards diversity and inclusion. Amanda Gorman’s poignant inauguration poem The Hill We Climb resonated with people, not only in the United States, but across the world, and many of us were personally inspired by her words of hope and optimism as we look towards turning the page on a difficult year.
This issue celebrates creativity in all of its multidisciplinary formats: we interviewed conceptual artists, DJs, graphic designers, models, and cinematographers who call or have called New York City their home. We highlighted stylists, photographers, exhibitions, and curators. To all those who contributed to this issue, we thank and appreciate you. You inspired us to go bigger and brighter.
We also thank all our readers and supporters who made E-Issue 01 a giant success. After publishing our first six articles on the thriving Abu Dhabi. and Dubai’s art scenes, we received submissions after submissions from the UAE and beyond.
We published a total of 23 articles as part of our E-Issue 01++, and we foresee this wave of spontaneous submissions continuing well into this E-Issue 02.
We keep our UAE readers in mind as we release this issue, and we hope that you will embrace and learn more about the thriving New York art scene. Global Art Daily has always been a vehicle to connect people across continents, and I am personally thrilled to see our network expand with each release.
We start with ‘What’s On in NYC’, an article written by Sala Shaker proposing a selection of recent exhibitions in New York. We then turn to our recurring Pop(Corn) section, featuring New York and Dubai-based model and graphic designer Zeid Jaouni. The interview is followed by our cover shoot, an incredible editorial directed and styled by Blair Cannon and Christian Barberena, presenting us an ode to New York which we are excited to present to you here in-full. We then move to our Rapport, a reflection on New York’s past and future modernity, followed by an interview with Kindergarten Records, a DJ collective based in Brooklyn, for an in-depth analysis of the future of the electronic music scene in the city. Larayb Abrar covered Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop further testifying to the growing bridge between Abu Dhabi and New York. We also interviewed Wei Han who shared with us his views on independent filmmaking after shooting a music video in the middle of a pandemic. Finally, Vikram Divecha ends this issue with an anectodal interview and reflections on New York, Dubai, and his practice along the nodes of negotiations and encounters.
With the release of new issues, GAD’s movement grows, and we will soon be expanding our editorial team. Follow us on @globalartdaily to follow our Open Editorial positions, coming very soon.
On behalf of GAD’s Editorial Board, we hope you enjoy reading E-Issue 02.
And as always: stay curious, stay global.
Sophie Arni
Founder, Editor-in-Chief
We keep our UAE readers in mind as we release this issue, and we hope that you will embrace and learn more about the thriving New York art scene. Global Art Daily has always been a vehicle to connect people across continents, and I am personally thrilled to see our network expand with each release.
We start with ‘What’s On in NYC’, an article written by Sala Shaker proposing a selection of recent exhibitions in New York. We then turn to our recurring Pop(Corn) section, featuring New York and Dubai-based model and graphic designer Zeid Jaouni. The interview is followed by our cover shoot, an incredible editorial directed and styled by Blair Cannon and Christian Barberena, presenting us an ode to New York which we are excited to present to you here in-full. We then move to our Rapport, a reflection on New York’s past and future modernity, followed by an interview with Kindergarten Records, a DJ collective based in Brooklyn, for an in-depth analysis of the future of the electronic music scene in the city. Larayb Abrar covered Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop further testifying to the growing bridge between Abu Dhabi and New York. We also interviewed Wei Han who shared with us his views on independent filmmaking after shooting a music video in the middle of a pandemic. Finally, Vikram Divecha ends this issue with an anectodal interview and reflections on New York, Dubai, and his practice along the nodes of negotiations and encounters.
With the release of new issues, GAD’s movement grows, and we will soon be expanding our editorial team. Follow us on @globalartdaily to follow our Open Editorial positions, coming very soon.
On behalf of GAD’s Editorial Board, we hope you enjoy reading E-Issue 02.
And as always: stay curious, stay global.
Sophie Arni
Founder, Editor-in-Chief
1. GAD E-Issue 02, NYC, Spring 2021. Cover Image: Blair Cannon and Christian Barberena, You Can Take The Girl Out Of The City, 2021. Shot by Allegra Messina.
2. What’s On in NYC, by Sala Shaker Image: Larry Cook, The Visiting Room #4, 2019. Digital photograph, 40 x 30 inches. Courtesy of the artist and MoMA PS1.
3. Pop(Corn): Zeid Jaouni, by Daniel H Rey and Sophie Arni Photo: Amal Flower Kay.
4. You Can Take The Girl Out Of The City Creative Direction and Styling: Blair Cannon and Christian Barberena. Photography: Allegra Messina. Model: Halimotu Shokunbi with The Lions LA. Makeup: Taylour Chanel. Hair: Jordan Alex. Shot for GAD E-Issue 02, Spring 2021.
5. Rapport: NYC, by Global Art Daily Editorial Board Image: "From Empire Building looking north on Broadway past Trinity Church, New York City." The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1850 - 1930. [cropped]
6. Kindergarten Records Discuss The Future of Electronic Music, by Global Art Daily Editorial Board Image: Kindergarten Records event in collaboration with Metamorph, 2020. Photo: Kamilo Bustamante
7. Sole DXB Brings NY Hip-Hop to Abu Dhabi by Layrab Abrar Image: Contact High: A Visual History of Hip Hop, 2020, Manarat Al Saadiyat, Abu Dhabi. Installation view. Photo: Farel Bisotto
8. Wei Han Finds ‘Home’ in New York, by Global Art Daily Editorial Board Image: Still, The Saints, Home, 2020. Music video directed by Wei Han. Image: Wei Han. Courtesy of the artist.
9. Vikram Divecha: Encounters and Negotiations Image: Vikram Divecha, Road Marking, 2017. Photo: Road Marking Crew, Lexington Ave, Btw E77 St - E78 St, Manhattan, New York. Courtesy of the artist.