Melissa Gronlund is an art correspondent for The National. She specializes in art and cultural heritage, exploring themes of diversity and inclusion, gender issues, and cultural movements. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Art Newspaper, London Review of Books, and ARTnews.
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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
Set to open in 2027, Wynn Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah is a $5.1bn project from the US hotel and casino group Wynn Resorts
By: Melissa Gronlund
As the country's art scene continues to expand, the over-reliance on external companies such as McKinsey and Boston Consulting Group is raising eyebrows
By: Melissa Gronlund
The new Wynn Al Marjan Island hotel resort in Ras Al Khaimah, a northern emirate in the UAE, will display part of the Wynn Resorts collection, including works by Marc Quinn, Jeff Koons, and Jaume Plensa.
By: Melissa Gronlund
As both artist and cultural catalyst, Mater has spent two decades transforming studio spaces into sites of exchange – merging creative practice with science, community, and social critique to shape a new national narrative
By: Melissa Gronlund
Around 75 exhibitors due to take place have pulled out following the US-Israel war in Iran
By: Melissa Gronlund
The book on the late artist, who was imprisoned for her feminist and socialist beliefs, includes several essays and images of works published for the first time
More than 200 people attended a protest outside the Israeli pavilion, while the activists groups Pussy Riot and FEMEN led a demonstration at Russia’s
By: Lisa Movius, Melissa Gronlund, Carlie Porterfield, Alexander Morrison, Gareth Harris
From splashing sewage to moments of zen, here is our selection of top national presentations in the Giardini, Arsenale and across town
By: Melissa Gronlund
Harriman has been the focus of several articles in conservative UK media outlets following posts he shared on social media
By: Melissa Gronlund
Renewed momentum is helping to alleviate the issue—and women are playing a key role
