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Art Fair Aurora
Where the Aurora Meets the Arab Sun

Scandinavia's creative achievements and the Arab world's finest visual art, together in Malmö.

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80+
Participating Galleries
4
Nordic Countries
12
Arab Countries
4
Fair Days
Exhibition Hall
Vision & Objective

A Visual Laboratory Between Two Worlds

Establishing a leading international art platform that brings together, under one roof, the creative achievements of Scandinavia (Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark) and the foremost visual art experiences of the Arab world. The fair aims to create an interactive “visual laboratory” that breaks the isolation of exile, bringing the depth of Mesopotamian and Arab myth into dialogue with the modernity of Scandinavian experimentation — offering artists and collectors a unique opportunity for cultural cross-pollination.

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The Fair Pavilions

Three Intersecting Spaces of Exhibition

Nordic Pavilions

Halls dedicated to contemporary art, installation sculpture, and environmental sustainability art from Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark.

Arab World Pavilions

Spotlighting pioneering and contemporary visual movements in the Arab world, with a focus on Mesopotamian, Levantine, Moroccan, and Egyptian artistic extensions.

The Diaspora Dialogue

A dedicated pavilion for Arab artists residing in diaspora countries, who represent the true bridge marrying the culture of origin with the diaspora environment.

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Curator's Spotlight

Selected Works to Discover

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Featured works will be announced closer to the fair.

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Value Proposition

Why Art Fair Aurora

Global Reach

Brings Malmö and Sweden's local culture onto a wide international dialogue stage.

Cultural Investment

Draws art collectors from the Gulf, the Arab world, and Europe, driving the shared art market.

Documentary Reference

An annual critical book accompanying the fair in multiple languages (Arabic, Swedish, and English) documenting this visual and historical dialogue.

Program

Interactive Timeline

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Organizer

Aurora Art Culture Biennale — Nanar Art & Culture Foundation — Sweden