AlBareh Gallery
Albareh is dedicated to promoting Contemporary Art from the Middle East. Emphasis is on uncovering talents and curating unique concepts.
Since opening its doors in 1998, an early pioneer in Bahrain and the Arabian Gulf, Albareh Art Gallery has played a leading role in establishing and consolidating fine art, across a variety of formats, throughout the Middle East and beyond.
After nearly two decades, Albareh has cultivated world-class excellence in artistic expression represented in a diverse roaster of artists, both established and emerging, and now distinguished as cutting-edge practitioners in the region and elsewhere. The gallery has become a preferred destination for collectors searching after unusual pieces of art in a fully curated space. Located in the residential district of Adliya, in Bahrain’s capital Manama, a young dynamic city with an old tradition in the arts, going back to the early 20th century, when painting classes where first offered in the Gulf. The walls of the gallery accommodate a plurality of artistic practices, including site-specific interventions and artistic residencies, embedded in critical discourses and research questions that reflect a contemporary program deeply anchored in the regional heritage.
After nearly two decades, Albareh has cultivated world-class excellence in artistic expression represented in a diverse roaster of artists, both established and emerging, and now distinguished as cutting-edge practitioners in the region and elsewhere. The gallery has become a preferred destination for collectors searching after unusual pieces of art in a fully curated space. Located in the residential district of Adliya, in Bahrain’s capital Manama, a young dynamic city with an old tradition in the arts, going back to the early 20th century, when painting classes where first offered in the Gulf. The walls of the gallery accommodate a plurality of artistic practices, including site-specific interventions and artistic residencies, embedded in critical discourses and research questions that reflect a contemporary program deeply anchored in the regional heritage.