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Another important milestone for MIA Art Collection took place in Belgium, where the organization participated in the Art Antwerp talk program. The event, titled “Culture Knows Best,” was held before a full auditorium and sparked a vibrant exchange around collecting, cultural commitment, and the role of art today.
On Thursday, 27 November, the MIA Residency project was officially launched at the Belgian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The inaugural ceremony was graciously hosted by the Belgian Ambassador to the UAE and marked an important milestone for the project’s international development.
As the year draws to an end, MIA Art Collection proudly announces the launch of MIA Residency, a new international program that will open its doors in Antwerp, Belgium.
Thanks to the incredible Sharjah team, we embarked on a beautiful journey that took us first to the Aichi Triennale in Nagoya, guided by the artistic director Hoor Al Qasimi. At “Between Ashes and Roses,” we encountered powerful artistic visions that revealed how art can question, rebuild and illuminate the world around us.
During our recent trip to Florence, MIA Art Collection reaffirmed its commitment to advancing equality in the arts while participating in the XV Florence Biennale.
MIA Art Collection participated in Contemporary Istanbul through two exceptional events that highlighted the role of women in the arts, the power of public interventions, and the ways in which artistic practice can redefine the social fabric of a city.
At Vienna Contemporary, international collectors and patrons explored the evolving role of private collections and foundations within today’s art ecosystem, where the boundaries between personal collecting and public responsibility are becoming increasingly fluid.
This year in Art Basel, “Building Communities, Reshaping the Art Scene Across Asia and Europe” Organized by Contemporary Lynx, this panel brings together three visionary women: Alejandra Castro Rioseco, Elvira Eevr Djaltchinova Malec, and Julia Lechbinska. Their work responds directly to the inequalities that persist across the global art world, particularly in terms of gender representation and minority visibility
Check the pictures of our MIA Gala 2025
MIA Art Collection. Presents “Route of the Invisibles”. a new invitation to discover more about women’s art. This beautiful and intimate exhibition, curated and prepared by MIA Art Collection, speaks to the daily situation faced by hundreds of artists and their struggle to be visible:
