Hazem Harb

For Art Dubai, Palestinian visual artist, Hazem Harb presented a multidisciplinary body of work entitled, Thorns (2022), combining 2-dimensional collages and installation. This latest series continued Harb’s visual investigation into the representation of the Palestinian experience, raising questions about the authoring and preservation of histories. Architecture as a mode of...

ADMAF seeks to nurture the arts, education, culture and creativity for the benefit of society and the advancement of Abu Dhabi’s cultural vision. Established in 1996, ADMAF is an independent, non-profitmaking organisation which delivers initiatives for audiences of all ages, backgrounds and nationalities through annual educational and community programmes, special...

Maraya Art Centre, Al Qasba, Sharjah, curated by Cima Azzam   The internationally renowned Dubai-based artist’s attempts to capture the essence of the legacy of his home country, Palestine, takes the form of archival materials including ancient maps, family photographs and paintings, and are displayed in vitrines, lending it a...

A moment of immersion in Palestinian culture with brunch and a private studio visit at the new Alserkal address of Palestinian visual artist, Hazem Harb. Through this personal encounter, Hazem Harb’s artistic investigations into personal and collective memory as well as his preparatory works and the artist’s trove of rarified...

In the Paradise Lost series Gaza-born, visual artist Hazem Harb assembles fleeting glimpses into the material and natural landscape of his homeland from which he remains displaced. Through his ubiquitous process of contemporary collage, he presents a dystopic vision of paradise, evacuating images of Palestine’s architecture and agriculture from their...

Contemporary Heritage is mixed media, visual artist, Harb’s first solo at the gallery since 2015 and will bring together a fresh body of work the cuts across disciplines and continues to push the boundaries of the contemporary art framework.

Sabsay gallery is thrilled to announce the opening of ‘Power Does Not Defeat Memory” by Palestinian artist Hazem Harb. The solo exhibition recovers else forgotten moments of Palestine’s past from oblivion, reintroducing them in collages of photographic material and architectural shapes.

At Art Berlin Hazem Harb will present ‘The Everlasting Presence of an Excluded Memory’, a solo exhibition composed of a selection of abstract collages on canvas that lend new meaning to archival materials sourced from his native Palestine.

El Beit is a collective showing of contemporary and modernist Palestinian artists exploring themes of identity through painting, photography and sculpture. Featuring the work of three artists – Hazem Harb, Mohammed Joha and Sliman Mansour – the exhibition reflects on the collective experience of lost identity and displacement in Palestine.