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The Opera Show


I'm obviously not an "insider" on the art scene. But I think I have my moments that have been shaped by loving beautiful things and timely questions to my Art-loving friend *wink*, who taught me how to appreciate art. So the past couple of years I have started to grow interest in Arts. So while walking around Dubai Mall I spotted this really beautiful contemporary art gallery called Opera Gallery. At first I thought it was a local concept. But after a long and informative discussion with the salesman, I’ve found out that gallery currently has an international network of branches in all of the world’s major art capitals: Paris, New York, Miami, Hong Kong, London, Singapore, Monaco, Geneva, Seoul, Venice and finally Dubai. The first branch opened in 1994 by founder Gilles Dyan. In addition to contemporary art, Opera Gallery provides a showcase for the works of famous painters such as Picasso, Dalí, and Warhol. The gallery is always on the lookout to promote new artistic talents.

You can find out more about Opera Gallery by clicking here. I'll leave you now with some of my favorite pieces.

A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!! I wonder how many hours it took to create this masterpiece!
Hermes candy anyone? By a French artist and I completely forgot her name!

GCC sweet flags
Colorful coffee table
This painting is HUUGE! Check out the close-up shot of the painting.
3-D table

Can you notice the face in this painting?

Um Kalthoom's candy
The nail polish bottels decorated coffee tabel

Comments

Thouqer said…
luv the post :)

opera gallery in dubai has original Picasso, Matisse, Dali, and other influential middle eastern artists
Anonymous said…
Reminded me of Centre Georges Pompidou! http://ansam518.wordpress.com/2010/02/11/paris-%E2%80%93-day-ix-%E2%80%93-part-ii/
Hope said…
very lovely items
q8travelbud said…
amazing work ... I loved the pencil body ... thanks I have a trip to dubai soon I'll check'em out!
Fastidious Babe said…
i love that place.. its my go-to place when i need inspiration! did u like the "pond" table.. with the flower vases? i love that one too! glad ur having a blast in dubai! xoxo

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