By: Melissa Gronlund
Sophie Kazan Makhlouf reflects on the UAE's creative scene from its formation in 1971 to the present day
Melissa Gronlund is an Art Correspondent at The National. She specializes in art and cultural heritage, with a focus on contemporary art, climate change, and regional interests in the Middle East. Melissa's work has been featured in prestigious publications such as The Art Newspaper, London Review of Books, and New Lines Magazine.
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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.
To effectively engage Melissa, consider providing pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights into current exhibitions, emerging artists from the Middle East or London, trends in art sales related to these regions. Expert sources should ideally have direct involvement in the cultural events being covered or possess deep knowledge of artistic movements and trends within the specified geographic areas.
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