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Noor Riyadh - dubbed the world's biggest light art festival - returns for its third edition. Taking place in public spaces across the Saudi capital, the festival transforms Riyadh into a creative canvas and creates an artistic movement of expression.

Three years on, Beirut residents remain incensed by the lack of accountability over the Beirut port blast. Tagreed Darghouth channels this anger to paint an image of Beirut authentic to its past: conflicted by contradiction and criminal corruption.

Those living abroad often experience bouts of homesickness along with the desire to belong. In a unique collab with WhatsApp, Moroccan-Belgian photographer Mous Lamrabat highlights the importance of connectivity in an increasingly globalised world.

Exhibited at The Third Line gallery in Dubai, Anuar Khalifi presents Arab-ness as a literal and figurative journey. Inspired by his childhood trips to Morocco, Khalifi's work expresses life's cyclical and ever-shifting nature.