Thaier Helal Syria , b. 1967

Ayyam Gallery is pleased to present‭ this year’s summer collective titled ‬Wavering Hope‭‭.

Ayyam Gallery is pleased to present Navigating Through Nothing, a solo exhibition featuring Thaier Helal’s most recent body of work.

In the Footsteps of Cai Lun II: Selected Works on Paper assembles a group of painters and artists who have used drawing and printmaking as primary media. The exhibition features Tammam Azzam, Nihad Al-Turk, Mohammad Bozorgi, Thaier Helal, Samia Halaby, Athier Mousawi, and Faisal Samra.

Ayyam Gallery is pleased to present Strata a collective exhibition featuring works by Asaad Arabi, Abdul-Karim Majdal Al-Beik, Farzad Kohan, Mouteea Murad, Tammam Azzam, and Thaier Helal.

Ayyam Gallery is pleased to present Abyss, a solo exhibition featuring Thaier Helal’s most recent body of work.

Ayyam Gallery Dubai is pleased to announce Beneath the Rubble, a solo exhibition by artist Thaier Helal presenting his latest works.

Ayyam Gallery Dubai is pleased to present you + topia, a collective exhibition.

Ayyam Gallery Dubai (11 Alserkal Avenue) is pleased to announce Our Night is Long, a collective exhibition exploring how painters and photographers are recording the ongoing conflicts that have distraught the Middle East and North Africa.

Ayyam Gallery Beirut is pleased to present Painting Across Generations, a collective exhibition that highlights contemporary painters from the Middle East who are recognised as international trendsetters.

Ayyam Gallery Dubai (11, Alserkal Avenue) is pleased to present Landmarks II, the solo exhibition of abstract painter Thaier Helal.

Ayyam Gallery is pleased to present 10:52, a collective exhibition that commemorates the tenth anniversary of its founding. Highlighting all fifty-two artists who have had solo shows at its different locations in the past decade, this selection of works reflects Ayyam Gallery’s evolution as one of the leading art spaces in the Middle East and North Africa.

Ayyam Gallery Beirut is pleased to present Light as Form, a collective exhibition that brings together the diverse works of Mounzer Kamnakache, Thaier Helal, and Farzad Kohan. Although employing divergent aesthetics and addressing a range of subject matter, the featured artists all incorporate the concept of light as a formal property that also functions as a signifier.

Ayyam Gallery London is pleased to announce Landmarks, the solo show of leading Syrian painter Thaier Helal. In addition to serving as the artist’s first exhibition in the United Kingdom, the event will coincide with the European launch of a new monograph on the artist.

Ayyam Gallery Dubai (DIFC) is pleased to announce Landmarks, the forthcoming solo exhibition of leading Syrian artist Thaier Helal. Presenting two new series of paintings, Landmarks will feature neo-expressionist works that explore a multi-sensory perception of Syria’s diverse terrain as the artist figuratively reenters the now war-torn country.

Ayyam Gallery, Dubai (DIFC) will proudly present In Army We Trust an exhibition featuring recent canvases by Syrian painter Thaier Helal.

From June 10th till August 5th 2010, Ayyam Gallery Beirut will proudly present Liberated Spatiality, the solo show of Syrian artist Thaier Helal.

From May 8 – June 30, Ayyam Gallery Dubai will present its second Shabab Uprising exhibition, a showcase highlighting 10 of the most critically acclaimed emerging artists working today, including painters Thaier Helal and Kais Salman and photographer/ filmmaker Ammar Al Beik.

From March 6 till March 20, 2010 Ayyam Gallery, Damascus will proudly present the solo exhibition of established Syrian painter Thaier Helal. Known for large mixed media canvases that transform the tangible (and intangible) into abstract compositions exploring color and texture, the artist will present a new body of work that delves further into the energy, movement and rhythm of people, places, space and time.

From February 19 to April 19, Ayyam Gallery Dubai will proudly present Shabab Uprising, an exhibition featuring a selection of work by some of Syria’s most consummate young artists.

During the summer season and with "Damascus Arab Capital of Culture" that's running through the year 2008, Ayyam Gallery is celebrating this event by highlighting Syrian art and artists under Contemporary Syria collective exhibition. A collection of 150 artworks by Ayyam emerging and established artists and also by old masters will be showcased all along the summer. New exhibited works each week.