In the March 2025 issue of Haya Magazine, Fatima Al Kurdi was selected alongside a group of inspiring women in the arts to explore the theme of self-love through personal reflections and practices. Her piece expressed her own vision of what self-love means to her as a woman and creative.

In the May 2025 issue of Khamsa Magazine, Fatima Al Kurdi authored The Young Collector’s Guide, offering her perspective on how to build a meaningful art collection. She shared an approach rooted in training the eye, nurturing a culture of collecting, and selecting works with personal meaning and intention.

As part of Breaking Boundaries at Firetti Gallery, Fatima Al Kurdi joined a panel of six speakers to explore the evolution of language in contemporary art and culture. The conversation brought together diverse voices reflecting on how language continues to shape, shift, and expand across disciplines.

As part of Art of Living by AD Middle East, Fatima Al Kurdi curated I Hear Their Echoes, a site-specific installation by Emirati artist Juma Al Haj, in collaboration with Iris Art Advisory. The immersive work reflected on memory, language, and oral history through layered script and spatial design.

Featured in CP Magazine, Fatima Al Kurdi shared the concept and curatorial approach behind Versus: Collective Consciousness, an exhibition presented in collaboration with Iris Art Advisory. The show brought together four artists from the region whose practices explore duality, identity, and shared cultural narratives.

As part of the Native Creative Session, Fatima Al Kurdi moderated a panel discussion with four regional and international artists. Titled Navigating Artistic Challenges in Times of Adversity, explored how artists respond to instability, sustain their practices, and continue to create in moments of crisis.

In a special feature with CP Magazine, Fatima Al Kurdi discussed TART, her art history podcast dedicated to unpacking global art narratives with depth and curiosity. The platform bridges past and present, offering accessible, nuanced conversations that reframe how we engage with art and its histories.

As part of Summer in the City at Aisha Alabbar Gallery, Fatima Al Kurdi co-curated the exhibition and moderated the public talk with participating artists. The conversation explored their practices and highlighted the themes shaping contemporary art in Dubai and Saudi Arabia.