Mouteea Murad Syria, b. 1977

Ayyam Gallery is pleased to present The Common Pursuit of Happiness, a solo exhibition featuring Mouteea Murad’s most recent body of work. The presentation will be split in two, a participatory installation on the one hand and the completed painting exhibition on the other.

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 the second edition of you + topia, a collective exhibition featuring the works of leading contemporary artists from the Middle East.

Ayyam Gallery Beirut is pleased to present Thresholds 3.0, the solo exhibition of painter Mouteea Murad.

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

Ayyam Gallery Dubai (DIFC) is pleased to present Thresholds 2.0, the solo exhibition of painter Mouteea Murad.

Ayyam Gallery Beirut is pleased to present Apertures, a collective exhibition that brings together diverse painters. Featuring the works of Asaad Arabi, Mouteea Murad, Oussama Diab, Kais Salman, and Tammam Azzam, this thematic show highlights works that, despite addressing a range of subject matter, use meticulous divisions of space, particularly openings or compartments, in order to describe the underlying psychology of hidden realms or laden spaces.

Ayyam Gallery Dubai (11, Alserkal Avenue) is pleased to present Thresholds, the solo show of Sharjah-based painter Mouteea Murad. Organised by critic and curator Murtaza Vali, Thresholds highlights the artist’s latest body of work as he further experiments with the use of mathematics in geometric abstraction, an approach to non-objective art that he developed over the course of a decade.

Ayyam Gallery Jeddah is pleased to present Contemporary Arabia, a multimedia exhibition featuring a selection of established and emerging Arab artists, including Samia Halaby, Tammam Azzam, and Shaweesh, to be held 5 May until 7 June 2014.

From 21 October to 12 December, Ayyam Gallery, Dubai (DIFC) is pleased to present A Date with Spring, an exhibition of new paintings by Syrian artist Mouteea Murad, which sees the artist merging architectural forms with rich colour.

From May 19 - July 31, Ayyam Gallery, Dubai (Al Quoz) will present R-Evolution, a group exhibition providing an unprecedented look into the complex relationship of art and politics before and after the various uprisings throughout the Middle East and North Africa.

On Thursday November 10, Ayyam Gallery Beirut will proudly present Through The Looking Glass II an exhibition highlighting the most recent work of Syrian artist Mouteea Murad.

On May 2 Ayyam Gallery DIFC will proudly present Through The Looking Glass an exhibition highlighting the recent work of Syrian artist Mouteea Murad. Marking the painter’s first solo exhibition in Dubai, this upcoming event will showcase a new take on the complex geometric abstractions for which he has become known over the past few years.

From February 1 until March 31, the Ayyam Art Center in Dubai will proudly present Selections from The Samawi Collection, a large-scale exhibition that will feature several periods of Arab art through three distinct curatorial themes.

From May 15 – June 19 Ayyam Gallery Damascus will proudly present the solo exhibition of Syrian artist Mouteea Murad, a rising painter who has been seizing the attention of regional art critics and collectors with complex interpretations of geometric abstraction. A standout young artist, his colorful, multilayered compositions have rapidly set him apart.

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.

Ayyam Gallery's summer show will be a group exhibition of its full collection of artists.

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.

With the Summer Season upon us and after signing agreements with 10 young talented Syrian artists, Ayyam Gallery highlights these young artists under "Project Shabab Ayyam" in five collective exhibitions during "Ayyam Summer Festival 2007".