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13/06/2026

Our final exhibition of the season closed this week in Paris. ‘What Touches the Scalp is Close to the Bone’ was curated with rare tenderness and intellectual rigour by Christina Shoucair.

This exhibition brought together ten artists from the SWANA region (Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, and Iran) to explore through the medium of hair themes of intimacy, transmission, sorority, rebellion, and the body as archive.

To show these works in Paris at a moment when the region is enduring so much was an unabashed act of love, and a celebration of togetherness.

To everyone who attended the exhibition, thank you. Your presence, your curiosity, and your support, meant a lot to us. We cherish all the conversations that emerged from the exhibition and the stories about your own relationship to hair.

To the artists — Maliha Abdi, Aidha Badr, Yasmina Hilal, Raya Kassisieh, Fatima Kaleem Khan, Mahsa Merci, Reem R., Samo Shalaby, Abeer Sultan, Amina Yahia — thank you for trusting us with your work and inviting us through your work to move closer to the bone.

And heartfelt thanks to the wonderful team who made it all possible, Christina, Zahra, and Sinda.

We close the season with full hearts. See you after the summer.

20/05/2026

Showing up to Art Dubai this year felt, at first, like a wager. The weeks preceding it had been heavy, and the fair’s 20th anniversary only added to the significance of being there.

Our solo presentation of Wafa Al Falahi drew exactly the kind of attention that matters: sustained, curious, and genuinely invested. The conversations that gathered around her new body of work, developed with in the months leading to the fair, were as layered as the work itself. For many, it was a first encounter with her practice, and one that clearly left its mark.

What made this edition feel so alive was not only what we brought to it, but everything that met us there: collectors who engaged with generosity, friendships rekindled and new ones forged, and an art community whose warmth and resilience reminded us of why this place and its cultural ecosystem are truly incomparable.

Thank you to the collectors who have supported Wafa’s work and will welcome it into their homes. Hunna Art exists because of your trust. Thank you to every visitor who paused, exchanged with us, and carried something of the work with them. Thank you to Art Dubai Director, Dunja Gottweis, and Executive Director-Curatorial, Alexie Glass-Kantor, and the entire team for crafting an edition that felt intimate and considered, precisely the format this moment called for.

16/05/2026

Art Dubai 2026

Pass by our booth B11 in Arena Hall 1 and discover the works of Wafa Al Falahi.

Last day to visit:
Sunday, 17 May
VIP hours: 10am - 12pm
Public hours: 12pm - 6pm

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16/05/2026

Wafa Al Falahi
Art Dubai 2026

For Art Dubai 2026, Hunna Art presents a solo presentation by Emirati multidisciplinary artist Wafa Al Falahi ( sorbet), whose practice unfolds at the intersection of painting, sculpture, and drawing.

Conceived as an immersive environment, the booth functions as a spatial journal; a unified cosmology mapping cycles of birth, life, death, and afterlife through hallucinatory landscapes and hybrid beings suspended in a liminal terrain of emergence and erosion.

Come see us booth B11 and DM us for more information.

12/05/2026

Wafa AlFalahi at Art Dubai 2026

Carcass depicts the remains of a bird after its feathers have been removed. Figures emerge out of one another and submerge as a single body. The form feels both exposed and unresolved, as if the surface has been stripped back to reveal something more internal, more unstable. Without its feathers, the bird loses its clarity and begins to blur, its body no longer defined by outline but by fragments that fold into each other. The work lingers in this suspended condition, where decay becomes a kind of reformation, and the body, even in its undoing, continues to generate new forms.

Carcass, 2026 — Ceramic sculpture, 38 x 20 x 9 cm

11/05/2026

Wafa Al Falahi at Art Dubai 2026

This series of works follows the bird as a vessel of becoming — dispersing, gathering, witnessing, and calling forms into existence. In ‘Ascend’, a body separates into many, each figure carrying the memory of where it came from. ‘Murmur’ holds the tension between singularity and dissolution, as forms blur into a shared pull with no clear center. ‘Prophecy ‘arrests the moment before meaning is made, four birds held in quiet orientation toward a larger presence, their stillness more charged than any movement could be. In ‘Final Form’, figures converge in the night sky to outline something not yet born, a body summoned rather than constructed.
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Prophecy, 2026 — Mixed Media on Canvas, 15 × 10 cm
Murmur, 2026 — Mixed Media on Canvas, 15 × 10 cm
Ascend, 2026 — Mixed Media on Canvas, 15 × 10 cm
Final Form, 2026 — Mixed Media on Canvas, 15 × 10 cm

07/05/2026

Hunna Art at Art Dubai 2026

For Bawwaba 2026, Hunna Art presents a solo presentation by Emirati multidisciplinary artist Wafa Al Falahi (), whose practice unfolds at the intersection of painting, sculpture, and drawing. Conceived as an immersive environment, the booth functions as a spatial journal ; a unified cosmology mapping cycles of birth, life, death, and afterlife through hallucinatory landscapes and hybrid beings suspended in a liminal terrain of emergence and erosion.

Works:
1- Bull Bird II, 2026
Ceramic Sculpture
26.5 x 20 x 21 cm

2- Entanglement, 2026
Mixed Media on Canvas
10 x 15 cm

3- Haze, 2026
Mixed Media on Canvas
15 x 10 cm

4- Rupture, 2026
Mixed Media on Canvas
10 x 10 cm

5- Lucid, 2026
Mixed Media on Canvas
170 x 80 cm

05/05/2026

Hunna Art is thrilled to announce the representation of Shooq AlShawi.

Shooq AlShawi (b. 1988, Bahrain) is a Bahraini London-based painter. Currently working from her studio in London. She creates abstract gestural works with oil paint and oil stick on canvas. Shooq has painted since her early years. Her work seeks to connect with audiences, offering profound reflections on existence and the enduring impact of our presence.

Shooq AlShawi’s work was shortlisted for ‘ArtEvol 2025: Voices from the Undefined’ at the Saatchi Gallery. In 2026 her work shows at The Museum of Bahrain, at the 52 Annual Art Exhibition, as well as group shows at in London and Bahrain. She is part of the Spring Intensive Program at Turps Banana in 2026 and the Beyond Studios 2026 program.

Follow the link in bio to discover her work or DM us for more information.

13/04/2026

We are excited to announce Hunna Art participation in the special edition of Art Dubai with a solo presentation by Wafa AlFalahi (UAE, 2000).

Taking place at Madinat Jumeirah from 14–17 May 2026, this edition brings together galleries, artists and institutions through a more focused and flexible format of presentations, collaborations and public programming.

In the weeks leading up to the fair, we will be progressively revealing the new body of work Wafa has developed for this presentation. Stay tuned.

31/03/2026

Meet the curator behind ‘I Dreamt We Dreamt Of Eden’.

Founder of .diaries: Christina Shoucair ()

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