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Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial: Artists, locations, dates and what to know

Art installations are set to take over public spaces across Abu Dhabi and Al Ain as the second Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial returns this month. Organised by the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, the exhibition brings together 21 artists and collectives from the UAE and abroad, with monumental, interactive and multi-sensory works exploring home, collective memory and community. From…

Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial: Artists, locations, dates and what to know

The second Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial is set to take place across Abu Dhabi and Al Ain from October 23 to February 15, 2027, organized by the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi. The biennial features 21 artists and collectives from the UAE and abroad, exploring themes of home, collective memory, and community through monumental, interactive, and multi-sensory works.

In Abu Dhabi, installations will be displayed at Mina Zayed (MiZa), Souq Al Mina, Hidd Al Saadiyat, and Saadiyat Cultural District, while Al Ain will host the exhibition at undisclosed locations. Notable artists participating include Khalid Al Banna, Ibrahim Mahama, Laure Prouvost, Yinka Shonibare, Akram Zaatari, and others. The exhibition's overarching theme is "Home: A Glossary for a Communal Sense of Place," emphasizing the evolving, shared human experience of home and its exploration through community, memory, and everyday encounters.

Visitors can anticipate a mix of large-scale, interactive, and multisensory installations that encourage engagement with both the art and its surroundings.

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