DIFC Sculpture Park Launches Fourth Edition Under the Theme ‘Enduring Forms’, Featuring 50 Artworks by 27 Artists

Published: 24/11/2025

  • DIFC announces fourth edition of Sculpture Park, which is open to the public until end of May 2026
  • DIFC partners with Dubai Cares to unveil “Sculpting Futures,” a centrepiece by artists Sawsan Al Bahar and Bahar Al Bahar, supporting youth skills in STEAM worldwide
     

Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) announces the fourth edition of the DIFC Sculpture Park, themed “Enduring Forms”. Open to the public from 26 November 2025, the open-air gallery will feature over 50 artworks by 27 artists, inviting visitors to explore how art begins with raw materials and leaves a lasting trace.

As part of the launch, DIFC, in collaboration with Dubai Cares, will deliver on the commitment made through the ‘Sculpting Futures’ initiative introduced during the third edition of DIFC Sculpture Park. The unveiling will feature a unique sculpture created by artists Sawsan Al Bahar and Bahar Al Bahar in partnership with Firetti Contemporary gallery. The sculpture represents the power of a wider initiative, which has been created by DIFC and Dubai Cares. The initiative has helped to harness the DIFC corporate community to raise AED 1,000,000 to support the development of youth skills globally across Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). Contributor’s names will be permanently carved into the sculpture, which will initially be displayed under the DIFC Gate Building, before being relocated to DIFC Square for permanent installation upon the Sculpting Future’s project’s completion in 2026.

Visitors to Sculpture Park will also be able to see works of other global artists such as Anna Chekh, Jerzy Kedziora, Anetta Szabo, Matti Sirvio, Mustafa Aykurt, Evelyn Brader-Frank and many more. Representing Emirati heritage in the form of an abstract falcon, will be Mustafa Khamash, will showcase the ‘Wings of Unity’ in the colours of the UAE flag. 
By enriching Dubai's artistic and cultural scene, the Sculpture Park reinforces DIFC's status as a vital hub and elevates the city's standing as a global arts destination. An unparalleled opportunity awaits art enthusiasts, school groups, and the public to immerse themselves in art and culture.
DIFC Sculpture Park access is free of charge, open to the public and all art and culture enthusiasts are highly encouraged to visit.  

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