Zawyeh Gallery, Dubai

Zawyeh Gallery, Dubai

Al Quoz

Zawyeh Gallery is an independent visual art gallery in Al Quoz, focused on contemporary and modern work by Palestinian and Middle East artists. Visitors can explore rotating exhibitions, browse a viewing room of prints and originals, and ask the gallery team about buying or custom framing artwork.

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The Good Stuff

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Palestinian Art

The gallery gives Palestinian artists a strong presence, from emerging names to established artists such as Anani and Shammout.

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Thoughtful Curation

Reviews describe exhibitions with clear concepts and storytelling, including work that explores Palestinian experiences of conflict, land and home.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Use Side Gate. Drive through the side gate when possible: the gallery is near the end of the strip, otherwise carrying purchases means a long walk.

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Ask For Guidance. You do not need specialist art knowledge; ask the gallery assistant for help understanding the exhibition or choosing a piece to buy.

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Practical details

Warehouse 27 17th St - Al Quoz1 - Dubai Alserkal Avenue
Al Qouz Ind.first - Al Quoz, Dubai
Mon10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tue10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wed10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thu10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Fri10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sat10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sun10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Side-Gate Access

The gallery is toward the end of the strip; arriving through the side gate is easier, especially if you are carrying a purchase.

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The Bottom Line

Zawyeh Gallery is a contemporary visual art gallery in Al Quoz with a clear focus on Palestinian and Middle East artists. A visit can mean taking in a rotating exhibition, discussing the work with the gallery team, or buying something from the viewing room. That smaller space includes prints, originals and framed pieces by different artists, while custom framing is also available.

The exhibitions are the main draw. Reviews mention a Palestinian exhibition, Khaled Hourani’s “Leaping over the Barrier”, and work by artists including Afifa Aleiby, Nabil Anani, Bashar Alroub and Rama Samara. Visitors often respond to the ideas as much as the visuals: one review describes paintings arranged to tell a story about Palestinian life, separation and land, while another highlights Salman Mansour’s use of dried mud and smooth acrylic.

The atmosphere is described as peaceful, intimate, spacious and cosy, with welcoming staff who explain paintings and help non-specialists navigate the work. For a practical detail, use the side gate when arriving by car; the gallery is toward the end of the strip, and carrying purchases from elsewhere can mean a long walk. Alserkal Avenue has plenty to explore, so this works well as part of a wider art outing.

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