These Walls Could Talk
Artist Vikram Divecha aims to create a global archive of salvaged walls for a new art destination and research hub, building the world’s first multi-cultural city through the ages.
The season’s events are open to the public free of charge, providing the community with access to discussions led by renowned scholars and experts from around the world.
Adele Bea Cipste, the inaugural recipient of the fellowship, describes her studies and the support provided by the late Professor.
Between the Tides: A Gulf Quinquennial is the first of an ongoing series of exhibitions that surveys the GCC region’s most quintessential artistic voices every five years.
Research at NYU Abu Dhabi deepens our understanding of the world and ourselves.
Artist Vikram Divecha aims to create a global archive of salvaged walls for a new art destination and research hub, building the world’s first multi-cultural city through the ages.
Al Mawrid Arab Center for the Study of Art is developing a new model for research and access, and will help change the very manner in which Arab art is situated in the world of academia and in the public perception.
A documentary investigating a disappearing art form aims to make viewers rethink the value of heritage.
Art speaks for itself. But often when it does, it forgets to communicate the amount of effort and the rigorous research behind its creation.
NYU Abu Dhabi is one of the most diverse campuses in the world. Our students come from 115 countries and speak more than 100 languages.
NYU Abu Dhabi faculty are researchers, scholars, and artists of extraordinary distinction within and beyond their disciplines.
Professor Sarah Nadi's Journey from Aladdin dreams to pioneering software engineering at NYU Abu Dhabi.
Mohammed Daqaq is confident a widely-used origami pattern will change the world of shock-absorbing shoes, and that’s just the beginning.
A little girl who snuck in to read her sister’s library grew up to share her passion for Arabic with her students.
Professor Murat Uysal is working to make high-speed connectivity accessible to everyone via optical wireless communication, facilitating everything from driverless cars to robotic surgery.
October 2, 2024
This talk explores the need for a dynamic interplay of adaptation and continuity within cultural practices and identities in the Gulf and Arab regions.
October 7, 2024
The talk explores climate engineering and the scientific challenges we are facing and the speaker will discuss the role of fluid turbulence in cloud formation by presenting two experiments to illustrate these concepts.
October 1- December 8 , 2024
Between the Tides: A Gulf Quinquennial delves into the evolving artistic landscape of the GCC, featuring 21 artists and collectives from across the region, including the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia.