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On 14 October, Cuadro Gallery will open Night Light: a group show of light installations surveying socio-political works by seven leading contemporary artists. The gallery will dim its lights, allowing the illuminated art to become the solitary source and object of visual perception. Crucial works spanning distinct artistic practices and viewpoints will interpret topics ranging from identity politics to cultural evolution in a daring medium.  The selection of artworks will include retrospective LED and neon constructions by renowned Saudi artist, Manal AlDowayan and light-boxed, large format photo-negatives of Middle Eastern prayer rooms by Ammar Al Attar. In their principal exhibition at Cuadro Gallery, Iraqi artist, Halim Al Karim, French-Algerian artist, Kader Attia, emerging British artist, William Mackrell, leading Saudi artist, Ahmed Mater along with the Puerto-Rican and South African duo, Christto Sanz and Andrew Weir will present pivotal works from across their careers.The exhibition will remain open from 14 October to 1 November.