Here are some highlights from Elmarsa Gallery’s ‘Nuances of Black and White’ available to view at alserkal.online/elmarsa “Untitled 2” Raeda Ashour Elmarsa’s exhibition presents “a group of artists using black and white and the nuanced shades in between” and “works that range from realism to abstraction to modern art.” The Saudi artist Raeda Ashour is a member of the women’s Saudiaat Art Group in Jeddah and contributes this manually embossed work to the show. ‘Untitled’ Gouider Triki The Tunisian artist, born in 1949, is known for his use of “mystical symbols and patterns inspired by his Berber heritage,” according to the gallery. “His abstract, surreal compositions are filled with flora and animal forms — reflecting his experience of working on the land — but also with popular figures wearing archaic outfits. ‘L’inaccessible étoile’ Omar Bey Another Tunisian artist, Bey’s work, the exhibition brochure says, displays “an innovative command of materials that enables him to evoke surprise humor and contemplation in viewers.” His main theme is “the paradoxical excess of human existence.”