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Tarek Atoui Cycles in 11

t’s no overstatement that Tarek Atoui’s work is literal music to the art world’s ears. Sitting somewhere between art display, performance, and sound lab, Atoui’s solo exhibition “Cycles in 11,” curated by Sharjah Art Foundation director Hoor Al Qasimi, occupied the heritage house of Bait Al Serkal, and unfurled more than a decade of collaboration with the Foundation and its wider

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