World Art Dubai is celebrating its 10th anniversary this Spring and has announced that at this year’s event, it will be showcasing 12 international pavilions dedicated to showcasing the vibrant artistic diversity from countries and regions around the world.
Taking place from the 2nd to the 5th of May at Dubai World Trade Centre, the pavilions will include artwork from the UAE, America, China, India, Iran, Japan, Russia, and the UK, along with other entries from across the GCC, Europe and Asia.
According to the team behind the event the work on show will highlight” the universal language of art that transcends borders”.
The fair, held at Dubai World Trade Centre in partnership with Dubai Culture, will feature over 4,000 artworks from over 65 countries presenting a dynamic snapshot of Dubai’s unique blend of local and international influences and reinforcing the city’s position as an arts powerhouse for the Global South, elevating the global positioning of World Art Dubai.
The international pavilions also stand as cultural gateways, each offering a unique window into the country or region’s artistic heritage and contemporary creativity.
From the traditional to the avant-garde, these pavilions curate a rich tapestry of artistic expressions, underscoring the universal language of art that unites us all.
Asma Al Sharif, Assistant Vice President at Exhibitions, Dubai World Trade Centre, said: “World Art Dubai’s 10th edition underscores our commitment to making art accessible and celebrating the diversity of the global art scene. The 12 international pavilions serve as portals, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a vibrant mosaic of artistic expressions and explore a rich tapestry from around the world.”
