Christie’s First Abu Dhabi Auction Raises $8.9M — Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian Leads the Way
Christie’s first Abu Dhabi fine art auction raised $8.9 million, led by Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian’s $844,800 Hexagon. See the full results.
Christie’s first Abu Dhabi fine art auction raised $8.9 million, led by Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian’s $844,800 Hexagon. See the full results.
Bringing together over 70 works spanning more than six decades, this unique anniversary auction celebrates the richness, diversity and dynamism of art from the Middle East and North Africa.
The auction spans categories including Ancient Sculpture, 20th-Century Design and Prints, Middle Eastern, Modern and Contemporary, Latin American, and Modern and Contemporary South Asian art.
The most expensive work by an Arab artist sold at auction this year is by Saudi artist Mohammed Al Saleem.
On view until March 5, 2024, Mathaf's latest exhibitions promise an insightful journey into the vibrant landscape of Arab art, welcoming Qatar residents and visitors to explore the rich artistic expressions within the region.
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