Anisa Mosaiebiniya

Since our inception, No. 35 Gallery has been driven by a singular, passionate mission: to democratize the international art world. As a digital-first contemporary art platform based in London, we have successfully built a borderless community. Our most recent showcase, the Floral Exhibition 2026, brought together an incredible selection of international artists exploring botanical themes, personal narratives, and organic visual languages, bridging geographical divides and bringing global...

Speculative Art as Resistance: Middle Eastern Women Artists Reimagine Space and Memory In the expanding field of speculative art, Middle Eastern women artists are pushing the limits of visibility and geography. Their practices rooted in craft, language, and diaspora demonstrate how imagination becomes a political act. For many Middle Eastern women artists, speculative art is not escapism. It is resistance rendered in dust, geometry, and silence. These projects imagine the Moon as a gallery...

Shadia Alem official site – Incarnated Nature / Al Sarat collection They stitched protest, stitched poetry—and turned small acts into large statements Introduction In a region where tradition meets turbulence, many Middle Eastern women artists have transformed what was once small, decorative, or private—like miniature painting, textiles, embroidery—into expansive statements on identity, resistance, and visibility. These works are no longer confined to the drawing‑room; they erupt onto big...