In October 2013, The Moving Museum is coming to London to present Open Heart Surgery, an exploration of contemporary art from London.  The exhibition brings together some of London’s most urgent artistic voices, contextualizing their approaches and identifying a new direction of art in a climate of rapid change. Working from an epicenter of creative, financial, technological and migrational activity, the artists methodically draw from, dissect, re-imagine, and ultimately rise above historical movements, geographies and references, displaying an extraordinary ability to absorb and reinterpret a world that is fractious and in flux.

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The Moving Museum launches its travelling programme of exhibitions in Dubai with a groundbreaking show of international contemporary art. Featuring 24 of the world’s most innovative voices in contemporary art, TECTONIC brings together a diverse pool of artists working seamlessly across mediums and disciplines, contextualizing their approaches in a climate of rapid change, capturing the sense of urgency that is redefining contemporary art and laying the groundwork for its future.

The Moving Museum presents a special project with Michael Rakowitz. Open for seven nights only Dar Al Sulh will be the first restaurant in the Arab World to serve the cuisine of Iraqi Jews since their exodus, which began in the 1940s. Dar Al Sulh will feature Michael’s Iraqi Jewish grandmother’s recipes, whose ingredients and combinations of flavors represent something of an endangered species, as many of these dishes were specific to the Jewish population and are no longer served in Iraq today.