As soon as the Armory Show closes its door IN New York CIty,...the attention now is towards DUBAI.... Let's START

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Artroom, edition II – Collective loft – March 10-31 2016

Antidote is delighted to announce the second edition of Artroom, Collective loft, Antidote’s annual rendez-vous for an alternative experience for art & design collectors during the most exciting weeks of the city’s 2016 art & cultural season.
This year, Artroom, Collective loft  will take place in the heart of Al Quoz, opposite Alserkal Avenue thanks to our partner Zumtobel lighting.
Artroom, Collective loft, is a life-size installation of the interior of a young collector’s home, mixing fine art & design objects, chosen with a special connection to the places visited around the world, creating a well-rounded international collection with special emphasis on the Middle East.
Artroom, Collective loft, features artworks and handmade design pieces by 22 artists and designers from 11 countries : Pakistan, Iran, Egypt, France, Cuba, USA and Argentina amongst others. The big focus is emerging artists from the region,  some of them showing for the first time in Dubai.
Some artists & designers will be present during Artroom – dates coming soon.Private visits for small groups can be organised, please send an email to fix a date & time : contact@antidotedxb.com
Complete list of artists and designers participating in Artroom, Collective loft: 
Salar Ahmadian, Séverine Blanchet, Daniel Farioli, Cédric Galopin, Curtis Gannon, Aamir Habib, Idrees Hanif, Antoine Grospiron-Jaccoux, Farah Mahbub, Sarah Mumtaz, Stéphanie Marin, André Meyerhans, Tahir Mahmood, Didier Naert, Chantal Parise, Position Collective, Jorge Luis Pouyu, Ibrahim Quraishi, Mohamed Rabie, Martin Reyna, Joëlle Verstraeten, Saira Wasim.
For more info : link to the Press Release
VIP Preview: Wednesday 9th 2016 – 5:00pm to 10:00pm
RSVP : contact@antidotedxb.com
Location:
Zumtobel Lighting warehouse – Street 6, Al Quoz (opposite the new Alserkal extension), Dubai, UAE.
view directions

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