Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde is pleased to present Sound of Objects, Mohammed Kazem’s first solo exhibition following his participation in the 55th Venice Biennale. In the wake of Walking On Water, Kazem’s expansive, immersive installation ... Read more →

Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde is pleased to present Rearranged: Selected Works from 1998 to 2014, a survey show and reinterpretation of the career of Bita Fayyazi, conceived by Rokni and Ramin Haerizadeh. Rather than regard ... Read more →

Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde is pleased to present a solo exhibition by :mentalKLINIK, an artist duo from Istanbul composed of Yasemin Baydar (b. 1972, İstanbul) and Birol Demir (b. 1967, Ankara) who began their collaborative works ... Read more →

On the occasion of the publication of Fictionville (Koenig Books, London), a book launch will be hosted by Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde during Art Dubai. A conversation between Negar Azimi (Senior Editor, Bidoun), Tina Kukielski ... Read more →

“Where artistic conventions are grounded in strict discipline and the application of rigid formulas, the practice of art will exclude any relaxation of standards. It is only when these standards are deliberately loosened that artistic practice ... Read more →

Hassan Sharif (b. 1951, United Arab Emirates) came of age during a formative period in the history of the United Arab Emirates. As he matured as an artist in the 1980s and 1990s he developed an ... Read more →

An interview between Rokni Haerizadeh and Carnegie International Co-Curator Tina Kukielski  In his animation Just What Is It that Makes Today’s Homes So Different, So Appealing? Haerizadeh transforms found media imagery of protest, disaster, and violence from ... Read more →

The Divine is in The Detail explores the relationships in Aisha Khalid’s work amongst geometry and precision with respect to the spiritual. The exhibition title is a play on the commonly heard phrase ‘the devil is ... Read more →

Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde presents an exhibition featuring Mohammed Kazem and Fred Eerdekens. In the works on view each artist holds the material and the ephemeral in a tight dialectic to elicit alternative modes of ... Read more →

Idris Khan is a seminal artist of his generation, known for his minimal, yet emotionally charged photographs, drawings, videos and sculptures. He has transformed texts, musical scores, dances and artworks into investigations of appropriation, time, and ... Read more →

Rahmanian’s works reveal his own private universe, a fantastical matrix of life inhabited by animals, people and assorted functional objects. The inanimate objects’ roles along with those of the human and animal forms are visually displaced ... Read more →

Curator and writer Vali Mahlouji writes: “This exhibition represents a novel direction for painter Ahmad Amin Nazar. In his new body of works, executed on large-format paper, Amin Nazar moves away from recurring myths, heroes, divs and ... Read more →

Zoulikha Bouabdellah’s show reflects on reality through the guise of fiction in an array of media. The show is named after the illuminated broadway billboard work that welcomes, warns and appeases the audience upon entry with ... Read more →

Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde is proud to present Corrupted Theories, a solo show of works by Abdelkader Benchamma. Abdelkader Benchamma delicately executes drawings and sculptures of states of matter, events, and explosions. The physical properties of ... Read more →

Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde is delighted to present I Put It There, You Name It, for which the Haerizadeh brothers and Rahmanian, in a departure from the formalized structures associated with the presentation of contemporary ... Read more →