Razmig Bedirian is an Arts and Culture Writer at The National. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including fine art, urban art, street art, and digital art. Razmig's work has been featured in The National News, ArtAsiaPacific, and The Art Newspaper.
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Razmig Bedirian's coverage focuses on entertainment news, culture & society, and design. His articles often cover events such as film festivals, art exhibitions, and musical performances in the Middle East region.
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By: Razmig Bedirian
Held annually since 2013, the event will now take place once every two years The reflective strips of his oil worker's uniform are dazzling.
By: Razmig Bedirian
Mansour died on Monday aged 79 The rope is taut against his head, chafing his palms as he takes one determined step after another.
By: Razmig Bedirian
Latest Rizq Art Initiative exhibition uses unconventional materials and imagined worlds to examine identity, displacement and our relationship with the land
By: Razmig Bedirian
From a 1965 album by John Coltrane to a letter written by Malcolm X from prison, the Saudi artist highlights an overlooked element of the music genre's ties to faith
By: Razmig Bedirian
In their duo exhibition, the artists examine how everyday objects and experiences evoke an unexpected physicality.
By: Razmig Bedirian
Director Dyala Nusseibeh explains how inaugural fair will build on Abu Dhabi Art’s legacy while widening capital’s global reach
By: Razmig Bedirian
The Bahraini artist explores love, longing and vulnerability through a vivid new body of work
By: Razmig Bedirian
Nearly two decades after her first solo exhibition at The Third Line, the British-Bangladeshi artist returns with new work that reflects her evolving relationship with colour
By: Razmig Bedirian
More works to be revealed in Abu Dhabi on November 15 Oversized red and green beads visible from a hundred metres away are the first signs that something has taken over Al Towayya Roundabout in Al Ain.
By: Razmig Bedirian
Rarely seen works and family memories come together in a centenary exhibition at Bassam Freiha Art Foundation, running until January 17
