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Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) is getting ready to launch an exceptional version of this year's Dubai Festival for Youth Theatre (DFYT). The festival will take place from 19 - 25 Nov 2021 and has witnessed a large participation of National theatre teams from across the UAE.

The first physical exhibition of the ‘Dubai Collection’ – which includes artworks from the collection of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai – opened at Etihad Museum in Dubai.

Returning for the second time this year, the 12th edition of DIFC Art Nights will explore the theme of ‘Regeneration’ from 6-10 pm from 15 to 17 November 2021 at Gate Village.

The not-for-profit has another 45 areas for artists also as a restaurant and shop Studio voltaire, the not-for-profit art area housed during a former Victorian Methodist chapel in Clapham, south London, could be a tiny organization with an enormous impact. Since its foundation in 1994, Studio Voltaire has given early and often crucial exposure to artists from the uk and beyond.

In collaboration with The George Rickey Foundation, Inc., and The George Rickey Estate, LLC., Kasmin Gallery is opening a major public exhibition of sculptor George Rickey's work along the central median on Park Avenue between 52nd and 56th Streets this September. The public exhibition will coincide with an exhibition of large-scale works at the Kasmin Sculpture Garden in Chelsea and the publication of the first biography of the artist.

The promise of technology versus the threat of technology is a conversation that has long been underway. Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab’s (C-LAB) annual Future Media Arts Festival focuses this discussion around the future through media art. Twenty-four works by 23 individual and group artists from Taiwan and abroad are currently on view both online or in-person through November 28.

Alserkal Arts Foundation is launching Common Room, an interdisciplinary space intended for research, writing and group study with an aim for providing more meeting points for artists and thinkers in the UAE.

The Arts Centre at New York University Abu Dhabi has selected 14 artists living in the UAE for its inaugural artist development initiative. The year-long programme, titled Numoo, is intended to support performing artists in the UAE, enabling the growth of the performing arts sector and the country's overall arts ecosystem.

Christo’s first wrapped vehicle seems to have been a Renault that he covered in 1961 for his first solo gallery show, at Galerie Haro Lauhus in Cologne. He moved on, in 1963, to a Volkswagen Beetle, but it was a temporary wrap. He borrowed the car, then new on the market, from a friend, strung it up in fabric, displayed it at Galerie Schmela in Düsseldorf for ten days, and returned it. In 2013, he bought and permanently wrapped a 1963 Beetle, closing the circle on that project.

The annual KIAF Seoul attracted a record number of visitors and sales during the five-day fair at Coex in southern Seoul. Marking its 20th anniversary, the fair has become the hottest festival in the country among art fans, attracting interest in art among the general public.

Misk Art Institute announced its new exhibition, which will coincide with Misk Art Week from December 1 to 5.  The show titled  Here, Now will be curated by  British critic and writer Sacha Craddock, alongside assistant curators Alia Ahmad Al Saud and Nora Algosaibi under the theme of Identity.

Emirati artist Nujoom Alghanem has found her latest fascination in the human face. The exhibition, Malamih – Faces, Phantoms, Expressions, will showcase hundreds of human faces she has drawn over time. The Exhibition will go on view at Maraya Art Centre in Sharjah until the end of August.

The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is looking for submissions for its 2022 MSAA Art Showcase, an initiative that celebrates the work of artists who have multiple sclerosis (MS). The showcase, which began in 2009, provides MS patients in the U.S. the chance to share their original work, regardless of skill level. The inventive outlet is also meant to encourage artists who, once their diagnosis, might struggle with however the progressive neurodegenerative disorder have an effect on — or might affect — their artistry.

Sotheby's will sell a group of works from the collection of Old Masters dealer Richard L. Feigen this fall. The single owner sale will include more than 50 paintings and works on paper dating back to the 14th to 20th century. The sale will be in New York on October 18, during the auction house’s Masters Week, when Sotheby’s stages its most highly anticipated Old Masters auctions. The grouping is expected to fetch a collected $11.5 million–$17 million.

Christie's announces plans to offer a group of works by Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, Richard Prince, Christopher Wool, and Elizabeth Peyton this November. All 29 works come from a private collection. They are set to hit the auction block during the auction house’s 21st century art evening and day sales on November 9 and November 12 in New York.

Ethiopia-born gallery Addis Fine Art is opening its first permanent London gallery this October. The split-level, 2,000 sq. ft museum is located on Eastcastle Street, in the heart of Fitzrovia’s gallery district.