Fann - Á- Porter

13/08/2026

Collector’s Entry Point is featured in Vogue Arabia round up of must-see exhibitions in Dubai - thank you Rawaa Talass | روعة طلس ! We are back open on Monday 24th August if you didn’t get the chance to see the show, which we’ve continuously refreshed with new works on the walls. It’s on view until September

07/07/2026

Happy birthday to our founder and director, Ghada Kunash! Your creativity and passion inspires all of those around you. Your impact on the artists and the scene is far-reaching and something to be celebrated 🌻

24/06/2026

19/06/2026

Today’s studio visit in Sharjah with Antoine Deeb Antoine Deeb | انطوان ديب 🌟
A brilliant artist who approaches his practice with care, patience and curiosity

16/06/2026

Nasser Hussein’s playful work joins our online exhibition Female Form in Focus. The Berlin-based Syrian artist was born in Aleppo in 1971 and graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Damascus. He also holds Fine Art degrees from Siegen University and Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in Germany. He lives and works in Berlin.

Hussein has exhibited internationally at spaces including Art-Lab, Berlin, Museum of Bad Berleburg, Germany, Atassi Gallery, Damascus, Gallery Tanit, Beirut, and Mashrabia Gallery, Cairo among others. He has also participated in the Cairo and Latakia Biennales.

More details online at fannaporter.com / available for viewing by appointment

Artwork details: Nasser Hussein
Untitled, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
70 x 80 cm

11/06/2026

Dropped by the warehouse today to visit our artists in the second week of the residency 🎨 Lynn Issa Yara Yang Lan

Our summer residency includes an open studio space, mentorship on their work, how to navigate the art market, and group critique sessions from local curators and artists.

09/06/2026

Meet Yang Lan, one of three artists selected for our first artist residency programme, which is now in its second week at our gallery warehouse in Al Quoz.

Yang’s practice explores the emotional and atmospheric dimensions of landscape through oil painting, printmaking, and digital experimentation. Working between observation and intuitive abstraction, she engages with shifting perspectives, ecological transformation, and memory. She aims to capture the motion, energy, and atmosphere of the environments she encounters, having lived, worked and taught in Jordan, China, US, and Canada.

Pictured
1. Yang Lan, 2024
2. Yang Lan,
From Above: A New Journey (2024),
Oil on canvas
195 x 450 cm
3. Installation view, Yang Lan MFA Graduate exhibition, University of Saskatchewan, 2024
4. Yang Lan,
From Above: Leaving (2023),
Oil on canvas
210 x 300 cm
5. Yang Lan,
From Above: Away from City (2023)
Oil on canvas
150 x 180 cm
6. . Installation view, Yang Lan MFA Graduate exhibition, University of Saskatchewan, 2024

05/06/2026

A look back at Omran Younis’ solo exhibition at Fann À Porter - Rise of the Cactus, Spring 2024. This was a new body of work which started in 2020: acrylic and mixed media paintings on canvas and paper works that explore the form and symbolism behind the cactus.

“Not only does the cactus resist through its protective spines, but it can also form a protective fence around more gentle plants, sheltering them as a mother protects her children. As with everything I paint, whether cacti or the faces of screaming people, it shows the complexity of life” - Omran Younis

Discover more at fannaporter.com

02/06/2026

Learn more about Lynn Issa, one of our Summer 2026 - Lynn is a Syrian visual artist based in Sharjah, UAE.

Her work largely explores the female body as a site of tension, shaped by societal expectations and internalized perceptions. She creates exaggerated forms that fill her compositions and emphasize heaviness and fullness. She applies expressive, free mark-making with muted colours, to play with perspective, using the female form as a focal point.

Pictured: 1. Installation view
Fann À Porter, Dubai, 2026

2. Lynn Issa
Untitled , 2026
Acrylic on cardboard
30 x 42 cm

3. Lynn Issa
Untitled , 2026
Acrylic on canvas
30 x 42 cm

4. Lynn Issa
Untitled, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
30 x 42 cm