When we think of the frontlines of feminist activism, our minds often jump to legislative floors, bustling street protests, or viral social media campaigns. Yet, in the heart of the Arabian Gulf, a quieter but equally explosive revolution has been unfolding on canvas, in galleries, and through multimedia installations. Kuwait, a nation characterised by its unique blend of deep-rooted traditions and rapid modernisation, has become a vibrant incubator for feminist art activism.

By Dr Eiman Alabdulghani (she/her)