Melissa Gronlund is a writer and editor specializing in art and cultural heritage. Based in the UK, she has written for publications such as The National News, The Art Newspaper, and the London Review of Books. Melissa's work delves into various aspects of the art world, including exhibitions, market trends, and the intersection of art with politics and society.
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Melissa Gronlund's articles predominantly cover art, with a specific focus on Middle Eastern and London-based cultural events. She places emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary within the realms of culture & society, as well as scientific topics.
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By: Melissa Gronlund
Exhibition is full of artists whose work has never before been seen in the West
By: Melissa Gronlund
Change and transformation are constants in display now on show in Scottish
By: Melissa Gronlund
Presentations at Slidefest event in London offered an intimate window into Palestinian life
By: Melissa Gronlund
Dubai writer sheds light on heyday of Arab modernism by interviewing family members
Late Algerian artist's manifold works are being showcased at a new UK exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary
By: Melissa Gronlund
Her latest exhibition at London's Ab-Anbar gallery explores the connection between sound and art
By: Melissa Gronlund
Retrospective by South African creative Gavin Jantjes follows his five decades of documenting history on a canvas
By: Melissa Gronlund
A year on from the release of her lifetime-in-the-making memoir, Story of Water and Fire, The National looks back at the poet and artist's life and art
Museum of Modern Art show traces the profound impact of artists from French colonies on the capital
By: Melissa Gronlund
Brooklyn native Asad Dandia introduces tourists to places and stories historians might have missed
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