Riyadh hosts 75 outdoor art acts
The "Riyadh Art" project was launched to transform the Saudi capital into an open-air art gallery, with 75 artworks created by Saudi and international artists installed throughout various locations in the city. These works include a diverse range of materials and media such as light, steel, sound, and words. Public art is displayed in train stations, squares, workplaces, roads, and bridges, reflecting a variety of artistic experiences that showcase identity, memory, and culture. The initiative also emphasizes audience engagement with the artworks in their everyday lives. Among the most notable pieces are a painting by Saudi artist Zaman Jassem at the Al Qasr Al Hukm station, a sculpture by Leuon Calder at the King Abdulaziz Financial Center, and "Diamond" by Jeff Koons placed in front of the Cultural Palace near the embassies, all contributing to the intensified presence of art within Riyadh's urban landscape.
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