Edge of Arabia Illustrated by Heather Fox

Edge of Arabia Illustrated by Heather FoxThis seminal book sheds new light on the thriving arts scene in Saudi Arabia. At its heart are in depth, illustrated profiles of Saudis leading contemporary artists, whose courage and originality have opened a rare window into one of the worlds most fascinating cultures. Among those featured are Shadia and Raja Alam, sisters who in 2011 were the first Saudis to represent their country at the Venice Biennale; Abdulnasser Gharem, a conceptual pioneer

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