In this Monday, March 17, 2014, Abdulnasser Gharem, a Saudi conceptual artist, poses in front of "Generation Kill," a piece made with rubber stamps, digital print and paint at the opening night of his exhibition titled Al Sahwa (The Awakening) at Ayyam gallery in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The 12 pieces sold for well over $1 million to one buyer within minutes of the exhibition's opening. Gharem, who is also a colonel in the Saudi army, is the kingdom's most successful modern artist and the highest-paid living Arab artist. One of his works sold through Christie's Dubai in 2011 for $842,000. (AP Photo/Aya Batrawy)
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