Looking for something different to do in Dubai? Head over to DIFC Sculpture Park, where you can experience 50 pieces of art spread throughout one of the city’s most vibrant areas. This year marks the 4th edition of the open-air exhibition, and its theme, Enduring Forms, invites visitors to reflect on the beauty of art in the urban space.
Located in the heart of Dubai’s financial district, the park features artworks scattered between towering buildings, next to bustling cafes, and along quiet pathways. It’s open to the public every day from 5 pm to 9 pm, and entry is completely free.
Some of the standout works of this edition include:
- ‘Rainbow Baby‘ by Ayla Turan, depicting a child figure raising a bright rainbow
- ‘Shadow Horses‘ by Anna Chekh, with three stainless-steel horse heads that reflect the surroundings
- ‘We The Future‘ by Elena Rede, depicting a horse’s head and neck standing on two legs
- ‘Celestial Lens‘ and ‘Sky Lens‘ by Unus Safardiar, two glass sculptures with textured and reflective sides
- ‘Pearl’s Guardian‘ by Jerzy Kędziora, with an eagle perched on a ring with wings spread wide
Whether you’re on a lunch break, passing through the area, or enjoying a weekend outing, DIFC Sculpture Park is an enjoyable way to experience art in the city.
Don’t miss the chance to see these stunning pieces up close and add a cultural touch to your day. You have until May 2026 to explore the park and its pieces.
And if you’re in the mood for more art, check out the calendar of Dubai art festivals in 2025/26. With so many events on the way, there’s no better time to dive into the city’s offerings. Keep an eye out for all the latest updates and other announcements!
