Tashkeel is delighted to announce the latest cohort of artists selected for the Critical Practice Programme (CPP) 2024: Hamad Al Muzaini, Moza Al Falasi, Muhammad Shamin, Noura Alserkal, Ranim Al Halaky.
Each artist will work with a mentor to navigate and enrich their artistic journey, encompassing research, production, and the presentation of their finalized visual works.
The five UAE-based visual artists will partake in an extensive program spanning up to one year. This program entails comprehensive training, mentorship, studio provision, constructive critique, developmental guidance, and artwork production. The culmination of their efforts will culminate in a solo exhibition in 2025.
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Hamad Al Muzaini: During the 2024 Critical Practice Programme, Hamad plans to focus on the early period of nation-building of selected GCC cities, reimagining existing interactions between the human scale and these expansive systems.
See more: Precarious Beings - Solo Exhibition by Hamad Almuzaini
Moza Al Falasi: During the 2024 Critical Practice Programme, Moza plans to unravel the relationship between the physical scale of artwork, its contextual impact and the perceptual responses of the viewer.
See more: Unfolding - Solo Exhibition by Moza Al Falasi
Ranim Al Halaky: During the 2024 Critical Practice Programme, she plans to combine her passion for printing and publishing with her work in public installation and material experimentation.
See more: Of Liminal Threads - Solo Exhibition by Ranim AlHalaky
Muhummad Shamin: During the 2024 Critical Practice Programme, Shamin plans to develop his visual vocabulary through site-specific installation works and developing process works linking references from Malaysia to the context of the UAE.
Noura Alserkal: During the 2024 Critical Practice Programme, Noura’s core objective will be to look into ways of telling stories about her genealogy and history through these different mediums.
