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The global average for household food waste is 74kg per person annually, similar for lower-, middle- and high-income countries, according to the United Nations Environment Programme (Unep). So what can we do to make that important change? Omar Shihab, restaurateur at Michelin Green Starred eatery Boca guides us; Chef Erick Alonso Ramos Cornejo from Above Eleven is on our hot seat for Chef's Table;We meet the husband and wife team behind Indonesian restaurant Andaliman at The LinkFind out What The Food is up to this month at Alserkal Avenue;Community events around wellbeing and connection, and supporting small and local businesses through pop-ups are what's coming up this weekend as Tania's Teahouse launches a new branch;And Simon Ritchie's filling us in with the latest food news, including ice cream flavours that you'll hear for the very first time!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The cast of Go Back For Murder sat down with Mark Lloyd to talk about staging the the Agatha Christie production. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a night of great music as Mark Lloyd was joined by homegrown indie pop band Talkin Toys on The Night Shift. They chat about their forthcoming gig at The Fridge Concert Series along with Sreeja Chakra whose fusion sound of South Asian and alternative R&B is worth listening to.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, SL Founder Georgie Coleridge Cole is joined by communications consultant Ruth Bradley and founder of sustainable concept space The Edit, Rumana Nazim. Together they delve into the business of fashion. From starting out to settling into Dubai's AlSerkal Avenue and making the most of regional travel, here they share their experiences…Ruth Bradley | https://www.instagram.com/ruthbradleyconsulting/?hl=afRumana Nazim | https://www.instagram.com/rnazim/?hl=en-gb The Edit | https://theeditdubai.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SummaryIn the first episode of our 2024 season, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Tairone Bastien, curator of 'A Feral Commons', a global public art co-commission project that examines the often unrecognized co-dependence and open-ended collaborations between human and non-human beings. The project is led by Alserkal Advisory in collaboration with GCDN and with support from UAP – and features site-specific installations located in three cultural districts worldwide: Alserkal Avenue, Kingston Creative, and Victoria Yards.Guest bioTairone Bastien (he/him) is an independent curator based in Toronto and an Assistant Professor in the Criticism and Curatorial Practice program at Ontario College of Art and Design University. Tairone co-curated the inaugural Toronto Biennial of Art in 2019 and in 2022. From 2011-2016, Tairone established the arts program at Alserkal Avenue and the Alserkal Residency in Dubai, for artists, curators, and researchers in the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia. From 2005-2010, he was a curator for Performa in New York City, co-organizing the first three editions of the ground-breaking biennial of live performance art. Tairone holds a Master of Art from the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, New York; and a Bachelor's Degree in Art History with a Minor in Critical Studies in Sexuality from the University of British Columbia. External referencesA Feral Commons Website: https://aferalcommons.com/A Feral Commons ArtistsIo Makandal: https://iomakandal.com/Muhannad Shono: https://muhannadshono.com/Camille Chedda: https://www.camillechedda.com/Alserkal article detailing A Feral Commons: https://alserkal.online/words/the-global-co-commissionUrban Art Project (UAP): https://www.uapcompany.com/Alserkal: https://alserkal.online/Kingston Creative:https://kingstoncreative.org/Victoria Yards: https://www.victoriayards.co.za/Toronto Biennial: https://torontobiennial.org/Hassan Sharif: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_SharifAna Tsing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_TsingFeral Atlas, 79 field reports from scientists, humanists, and artists that show you how to recognize “feral” ecologies: https://feralatlas.org/Mushroom at the end of the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mushroom_at_the_End_of_the_WorldArticle detailing Chedda's Art Exhibition: https://our.today/jamaican-camille-chedda-selected-for-climate-themed-art-exhibition/Juksgei River, Johannesburg South Africa: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jukskei_RiverWater for the Future, an organization dedicated to reviving the Jukskei river's ecosystem through collaborative, community-based spatial interventions. Collaborating with Makandal on her exhibition: https://www.waterforthefuture.co.za/ LinkedInsTairone Bastien : https://www.linkedin.com/in/tairone-bastien-6310608/?originalSubdomain=caAlserkal LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/alserkal/Camille Chedda:https://www.linkedin.com/in/camille-chedda-8233bb33/Io Makandal:https://www.linkedin.com/in/io-makandal-schiess-6b693629/ InstagramsMuhannad Shono: https://www.instagram.com/muhannad.shono/Io Makandal: https://www.instagram.com/iomakandal/Camille Chedda: https://www.instagram.com/camillechedda/Alserkal: https://www.instagram.com/alserkalavenue/

Новости на радио «Русские Эмираты» в Дубае: - Арт-квартал Alserkal Avenue, находящийся в промышленной зоне Дубая, анонсировал очередную ночь «открытых дверей». Alserkal Avenue будет ждать гостей 28 сентября, с 17:00 до 22:00. Местные галереи и коллективы приготовили для гостей мультимедийные выставки и живые выступления музыкантов. - Знаменитый цветочный сад Dubai Miracle Garden, одна из самых популярных достопримечательностей Дубая, возобновляет работу после летних каникул в районе Arjan 1 октября 2023 года.

Chef Mich Turner MBE shares her experiences baking cakes for celebrities and royalties.Georgie Woollams from Katch International updates us with the latest on the F&B scene.Challenges and learnings on running a restaurant and catering business are what the men from One Life Kitchen & Café are sharing.Chef Alexandre Dufeu talks about pastries and Ramadan collaborationsA new chocolate factory and boutique opens in Alserkal Avenue.And we're meeting the woman behind Free Me, one of the Spinneys incubator brands to launch this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vilma has dedicated her career to developing creative industries across New York, Chicago, London and Dubai. She joined Alserkal in 2012 and, in her time with the organisation, she has been instrumental in its evolution and responsible for overseeing Alserkal Avenue's physical expansion of US$20 million in 2015. Vilma has also been the driving force behind Alserkal's non-profit activities in the arts, which were formalised under Alserkal Arts Foundation in 2019, affirming the organisation's commitment to artistic production, scholarship and research.

The creative economy. The term refers to the interchange of ideas, intellectual property, knowledge and technology. But it is an ever-evolving concept, and resists being pigeonholed into a single definition. It has also become a bit of a buzzword in the UAE, especially in the last 15 years as the country has endeavoured to bolster its creative sector. In this time, several cultural institutions have been launched that reshaped the local creative landscape, notably Louvre Abu Dhabi and NYUAD on Saadiyat, Jameel Arts Centre and AlSerkal Avenue in Dubai and the House of Wisdom in Sharjah. But launching cultural institutions is only the first step. Next comes the challenge of engaging with the public and inspiring the next generation of artists, architects, software engineers, writers, publishers, researchers and filmmakers. Maya Allison, Executive Director of The NYUAD Art Gallery, and Bill Bragin, Executive Artistic Director at NYUAD Arts Centre, discuss the role NYUAD is playing in nurturing and developing this creative economy.

This week Anita and Sarah sit down with artist Aidha Badr, whose current solo show, “When I Desire You A Part Of Me Is Gone” (presented by Hunna at Alserkal Avenue) has taken Dubai by storm. Tune in for one of our most frank and funny conversations yet with the Brooklyn native, as she talks about her work-life balance as she completely isolates herself in Cyprus in order to focus on her painting, her rules for how to effectively and suavely name-drop, and the true driving force behind her work. Podcast powered by The Foundry Music composed by Sara Fakhry

Summary:In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Vilma Jurkute, Executive Director of Alserkal in Dubai. They discuss how Alserkal's commitment to facilitating open dialogue, mapping geographies of practice, and building a repository of knowledge for future generations have catalysed the development of a cultural ecosystem that goes beyond physical infrastructure. They also chat about the vital role cultural institutions play in social transformation and fostering a sense of place and belonging.  After, Adrian is joined by fellow host Stephanie Fortunato to discuss key takeaways. They reflect on how cultural institutions are the heart of a city's software for creativity, innovation, and renewal – as illustrated by Alserkal.References:  Alserkal is a socially responsible and forward-thinking arts and culture enterprise based in Dubai. Alserkal Avenue, administered by Alserkal, is home to over 70 contemporary art galleries, visual and performing arts organisations, designers, home-grown and entrepreneur-led business and community spaces. Alserkal Arts Foundation was formalised in 2019. It is informed by the three pillars of artistic production, scholarship and research. Alserkal Residency allows practitioners across different disciplines to reconnect with their practice. It also supports alternative research, scholarship, and practice that produces new forms of knowledge. Common Room is a centre for cultural practitioners and academic researchers. Alserkal Advisory was formalised in 2021 and seeks to help develop cultural production and establish spaces for the region. Henri Lefebvre was a French philosopher and sociologist, best known for introducing the concepts of the right to the city and the production of social space Bio:Vilma Jurkute is the Executive Director of Alserkal, overseeing Alserkal Avenue, Alserkal Arts Foundation, and Alserkal Advisory. Her professional and academic experience is centered on placemaking and the development of sustainable, community-centric creative economies with both global and regional impact.

08 April 2021: We ask you who you'd like to give flowers to, and your answers are amazing.  Mark heads over to Cafe Isan to sample authentic award-winning Thai food. Markdown Monday with Monica: vegan ice cream and cheap staycations top our list Date Night Tuesday: Nadia Swan takes us to Ce La Vie, one of the most Instagrammed places in Dubai  Mark explores Time Out Market in Dubai and bumps into Just Food DXB's Alex Augusti! Iftar gifting replaces big gatherings during Ramadan as restaurants package up a hearty iftar spread so you can order it and send it to your loved ones  What the Food! This unique celebration of homegrown food concepts takes place at Alserkal Avenue  And AJ, one half of Mr. and Mrs. Brunch gives us suggestions for places to dine this week  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nadia and Rajeeb Samdani are well-known collectors, Co-Founders of the #SamdaniArtFoundation, the Dhaka Art Summit and a new publicly-accessible sculpture park, the Srihatta-Samdani Art Centre and Sculpture Park, in Bangladesh. They are members of the Tate's South Asian Acquisitions Committee, Tate's International Council, Art Dubai's Advisory Council and Alserkal Avenue's Programming Committee, and are among the founding members of the Harvard University Lakshmi Mittal South Asia Institute's Arts Advisory Council. Works from their collection have been lent to institutions and festivals. They are the first and only South Asian art patrons to receive the prestigious Montblanc de la Culture Arts Patronage Award in 2017. They have been recognized on Artnews' Top 200 Collectors list and Art Review's Power 100 list every year since 2015. Interview focus1. An introduction from you - background, overview, education... 2. Career highlights3. Art scene worldwide4. Art world in Bangladesh5. Challenges and opportunities of artists and the industry in Bangladesh and South Asia6. About the Samdani Art Foundation. What are your mission and goals?7. How do you see Society 5.0 - 4IR and all areas of digital transformation?8. What are your views on our society, technology and digital transformations?9. What are your goals and how do you see the future of work and the main trends in tech and society?10. With Covid-19 what ways do you envision to redesign our society with technology and social impact?11. What are your visions for the present and future?About Dinis Guarda profile and Channelshttps://www.openbusinesscouncil.org/w...https://www.dinisguarda.com/https://www.intelligenthq.com/author/...https://www.hedgethink.com/author/din...About citiesabc.comhttps://www.citiesabc.com/

We speak to one company that has introduced this system. Plus, a new golfing facility is opening in Dubai and it could be one for non-golfers as well.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

This week, we're joined by Vilma Jurkute, Director at Alserkal who shares her experience in developing Alserkal Avenue as the leading arts & culture district in the region. She chronicles its evolution from a marble factory owned by the Alserkal family to a collection of art and design galleries, artists' studios and other independent ventures, visited by over 600,000 people annually. Vilma reflects on why they take risks on entrepreneurs, what binds the space together and how they all support each other. Finally, she shares Alserkal's plans to expand online and continue building its platform including its digital arm, Folio by Alserkal.

Since late July, Alserkal Avenue has been hosting its summer programme under the theme Foretold Now. Curated by arts writer Kevin Jones, who describes himself as someone who is obsessed with studying the human desire to speculate, Foretold Now comprises talks, reading groups, and performances that explore the insatiable human appetite for the future — and people's attempts to predict it. On this episode of the FOLIO podcast, we investigate the obsessive need to soothsay.

Ramadan Kareem. Pause, reflect, and reconnect. As part of Alserkal’s annual thematic on Maintenance, Ramadan at Alserkal Avenue encourages us to shift our focus towards discourses around maintenance, urging us to reconsider our present moment. Throughout the month, our Ramadan programme invites you to Iftar and Suhoor experiences, art and self-care workshops, thought-provoking discussions, exhibition openings and guided tours, film screenings and more, reflecting the communal spirit of Ramadan. In this episode of Conversations on the Avenue, we catch up with Butheina Kazim from Cinema Akil, Kenza and Patrick Jarjour from Inked, and Lola Boatwright from Gulf Photo Plus to hear about their Ramadan line-up. Our Alserkal Lates continue every Wednesday, and the galleries will open new shows during the 15 May edition of Alserkal Lates, when galleries will be open from 8-11PM. You’re also welcome to discover our many family-friendly activities throughout Ramadan at Alserkal Avenue, including the children’s camps at Wisdom Warehouse, Board Game Nights at A4 Space, fashion pop-ups, night markets, and Majlis Storytelling in The Yard. The full calendar of events is available here, and we have an ever-growing calendar of activities, events, and exhibitions running throughout the month, so keep checking in for updates.

Ramadan Kareem. Pause, reflect, and reconnect. As part of Alserkal's annual thematic on Maintenance, Ramadan at Alserkal Avenue encourages us to shift our focus towards discourses around maintenance, urging us to reconsider our present moment. Throughout the month, our Ramadan programme invites you to Iftar and Suhoor experiences, art and self-care workshops, thought-provoking discussions, exhibition openings and guided tours, film screenings and more, reflecting the communal spirit of Ramadan. In this episode of Conversations on the Avenue, we catch up with Butheina Kazim from Cinema Akil, Kenza and Patrick Jarjour from Inked, and Lola Boatwright from Gulf Photo Plus to hear about their Ramadan line-up.  Our Alserkal Lates continue every Wednesday, and the galleries will open new shows during the 15 May edition of Alserkal Lates, when galleries will be open from 8-11PM. You're also welcome to discover our many family-friendly activities throughout Ramadan at Alserkal Avenue, including the children's camps at Wisdom Warehouse, Board Game Nights at A4 Space, fashion pop-ups, night markets, and Majlis Storytelling in The Yard. The full calendar of events is available here, and we have an ever-growing calendar of activities, events, and exhibitions running throughout the month, so keep checking in for updates.

  Dubai ist eine Stadt in den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten und Andrea hat eine Straßenkatze von dort. Darin: Die Doha-Reise – Bvlgari (Resort) – Welt-Insel – Palme-Insel – Mall of Dubai – Muhammad bin Raschid Al Maktum – Daus – al-Fahidi-Fort (Museum) – Windturm – Alserkal Avenue – Mirzam-Schokolade – Abaya – Louvre Abu Dhabi – Straßenkatzenrettungsfront Flickr-Album – […]

‘While We Wait' is a stunning sculptural installation, constructed by quarried Palestinian stone in a tall, vertical structure of interlocking stone pieces. Crafted via a combination of ancient and cutting-edge technologies, the sculpture is destined to be installed permanently in the landscape that inspired it - the Cremisan Valley close to Bethlehem, Palestine. We talk to the designers and to curator, the V&A;'s Salma Tuqan, about the work and the fascinating story behind it. While We Wait was commissioned by the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. It was on show at Concrete in Alserkal Avenue from 5 November to 18 November.

‘While We Wait’ is a stunning sculptural installation, constructed by quarried Palestinian stone in a tall, vertical structure of interlocking stone pieces. Crafted via a combination of ancient and cutting-edge technologies, the sculpture is destined to be installed permanently in the landscape that inspired it - the Cremisan Valley close to Bethlehem, Palestine. We talk to the designers and to curator, the V&A’s Salma Tuqan, about the work and the fascinating story behind it. While We Wait was commissioned by the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. It was on show at Concrete in Alserkal Avenue from 5 November to 18 November.

Your day in five minutes. Today's episode of Now Hear This has a got a curry night to try, a new ladies' night to check out and an exhibition in Alserkal Avenue where you can learn how to use your camera like a pro. Have a great day, see you tomorrow.

In the second of our special two-part series celebrating the first 10 years of Alserkal Avenue, we meet the founder of the Avenue himself, Abdelmonem Bin Eisa Alserkal, to hear of his vision and ambitions in creating the biggest arts community in the region. He's joined by the director, Vilma Jurkute, and together, they reflect, discuss, and look ahead to the future of Alserkal Avenue.

Join us in a celebration of Alserkal Avenue's first decade as we meet some of the people who have made the first ten years of Alserkal Avenue a unique success story. In this special two-part edition of Conversations on the Avenue, we meet with some of the creative visionaries and cultural entrepreneurs who have partnered with Alserkal Avenue over the past decade. Exploring the history of the neighbourhood, reflecting on its astonishing growth and looking forward to the future, we meet gallerist Yasmin Atassi of Green Art Gallery, Laura Egerton, Rami Farook of Satellite, Shelley Frost from The Fridge, Butheina Kazim from Cinema Akil and Janet Bellotto from Zayed University.

From spooky foxes, to street-crawling museums, Communist icons to futuristic ghost cities. ADAPT TO SURVIVE: NOTES FROM THE FUTURE takes the unique visions of seven international artists to create a kaleidoscope of thrilling possibilities, surreal suggestions and esoteric explanations on how the future might yet evolve for us. Having exhibited in London’s Hayward Gallery, in its HENI Project Space under the auspices of curator Dr Cliff Lauson, the show is now running at Alserkal Avenue’s CONCRETE space, marking the first time a Hayward show has travelled to the UAE. In this special edition of CONVERSATIONS ON THE AVENUE, we meet curator Dr Lauson who walks us through this compelling collection of multimedia works, allowing us to absorb the ideas behind them and provide the basis for our own responses and reactions to the art. Presented and produced by Arsalan Mohammad.

From spooky foxes, to street-crawling museums, Communist icons to futuristic ghost cities. ADAPT TO SURVIVE: NOTES FROM THE FUTURE takes the unique visions of seven international artists to create a kaleidoscope of thrilling possibilities, surreal suggestions and esoteric explanations on how the future might yet evolve for us. Having exhibited in London's Hayward Gallery, in its HENI Project Space under the auspices of curator Dr Cliff Lauson, the show is now running at Alserkal Avenue's CONCRETE space, marking the first time a Hayward show has travelled to the UAE. In this special edition of CONVERSATIONS ON THE AVENUE, we meet curator Dr Lauson who walks us through this compelling collection of multimedia works, allowing us to absorb the ideas behind them and provide the basis for our own responses and reactions to the art. Presented and produced by Arsalan Mohammad.

MadHattar's Tea Party, an interview series sub-section of Tea With Culture. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Hayv Kahraman about her current show “Audible Inaudible” at The Third Line gallery in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition opened September 18th and is on until October 22nd 2016. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.thethirdline.com/exhibitions/current/

MadHattar's Tea Party, an interview series sub-section of Tea With Culture. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Deborah Najar and Eve Grinstead, from the Jean-Paul Najar Foundation in Alserkal Avenue in Dubai, about the Foundation in general and their method and archiving. The current exhibition is on until June 30th with shows to follow in September, You can read more about the foundation here http://www.jpnajarfoundation.com/

MadHattar's Tea Party, an interview series sub-section of Tea With Culture. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Jaber Al Azmeh about his latest solo show “Border-lines", at Green Art Gallery in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition opened May 16th and is on until July 2nd 2016. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.gagallery.com/exhibitions/border-lines

MadHattar's Tea Party, an interview series sub-section of Tea With Culture. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Athier Mousawi on the opening of “machine Hearts", his first solo exhibition at Ayyam Gallery in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition opened March 14th and is on until May 21st. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.ayyamgallery.com/exhibitions/athier_3

MadHattar's Tea Party, an interview series sub-section of Tea With Culture. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Sara Naim before the opening of “When Heartstrings Collapse", her first solo exhibition at The Third Line in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition opens March 14th and is on till April 16th. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.thethirdline.com/exhibitions/current/

Mad Hattar's Tea Party, an interview series sub-section of Tea With Culture. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks via Skype with Amanda Abi Khalil about her guest curatorial show and the latest exhibition at Gallery Isabelle Van Den Eynde in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition is on till March 3rd 2016. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.ivde.net/exhibitions/current

Mad Hattar's Tea Party, an interview series sub-section of Tea With Culture. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Umer Butt about his first curatorial show and the latest exhibition at GreyNoise in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition is on till March 5th 2016. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.greynoise.org/PresentExhibitionsMiddlePage.aspx?ID=45

Mad Hattar's Tea Party, a sub-section of Tea With Culture, a series of interviews conducted by Wael Hattar with artists about their current exhibitions in the UAE. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Larissa Sansour about “In the future, they ate from the finest porcelain", the latest exhibition at LawrieShabibi in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition is on till March 3rd 2016. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.lawrieshabibi.com/exhibitions/45/overview/ You can follow Wael Hattar on Twitter @MadHattar.

Mad Hattar's Tea Party is a new sub-section of Tea With Culture, a series of interviews conducted by Wael Hattar with artists about their current exhibitions in the UAE. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Philip Mueller about “Dreams in blue. The year Philip Mueller didn’t wake up", the latest exhibition at Carbon12 in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition is on till March 6th 2016. You can read more about the exhibition here http://carbon12dubai.com/exhibitions/philip-mueller-dreams-in-blue-the-year-philip-mueller-didnt-wake-up/ You can follow Wael Hattar on Twitter @MadHattar.

Mad Hattar's Tea Party is a new sub-section of Tea With Culture, a series of interviews conducted by Wael Hattar with artists about their current exhibitions in the UAE. In this episode Wael Hattar speaks with Mona Saudi and William Lawrie to discuss "Poetry in Stone", the latest exhibition at Lawrie Shabibi in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. The exhibition is on till 16th July 2015. You can read more about the exhibition here http://www.lawrieshabibi.com/exhibitions/42/overview/ You can follow Wael Hattar on Twitter @MadHattar.