Madeline Yale
Madeline Yale is a photography specialist based in Dubai
and London. She has curated over 30 exhibitions on
photography and related media in the UAE, UK, and USA
since 2001. Previously she served as executive director and
later adjunct curator (2006-10) for the Houston Center
for Photography, an organization for which she now serves
on the advisory board. She is a regular contributor and
editorial board member for spot magazine and writes
on photography and contemporary art for Contemporary
Practices, Art Dubai Journal, and Benefactor. She also
serves as a photography consultant to auction houses in
Dubai and London, a curatorial advisor to XVA Gallery
in Dubai, and is a visiting lecturer for MA Photography
at Sotheby???s Institute of Art London (2008-present).
Madeline holds an MA in Photographic Studies and is a
PhD candidate at the Chelsea College of Art and Design,
University of the Arts London. She is a member of Chelsea???s
Research Centre TrAIN (Transnational Art, Identity and
Nation) where she is conducting doctoral research on
Metamorphic,
emerging photographic art histories in the Middle East.
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Author Essays
Halim AlKarim: Photographic Abstraction and the Lag Effects of Conflict in Iraq Full Essay
| | Interview with Walid Siti, January 2011 in his studio in Hackney, London Full Essay
| | Meera Huraiz: Heritage in Metamorphosis Full Essay
| | Sami Alkarim: Subversive Practices Full Essay
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