Home Ground: Contemporary Art from the Barjeel Art Foundation is remarkable in its variety. Khaled Jarrar’s Volleyball offers a poetic response to conversations held with children playing by the separation wall near Ramallah. Manal al-Dowayan’s ephemeral installation Suspended Together addresses the position of women in contemporary Saudi society. Adel Abidin’s video Memorial explores how ordinary life is violated by war. Raafat Ishak’s Responses to an Immigration Request from One Hundred and Ninety-Four Governments serves as a witty but poignant testament to challenges experienced by many immigrants and to the creativity of artists worldwide. These and other works in Home Ground: Contemporary Art from the Barjeel Art Foundation comment on the impact of crossing borders, both political and personal, in the 21st century.