The scene is prepared for the highly anticipated World Art Dubai (WAD) 2024, which is the leading contemporary retail art fair in the region. It will take place in association with Dubai Culture from May 2 to May 5 at the Za'abeel Halls 1-3 at the Dubai Trade Centre. Visitors may anticipate a varied and engrossing investigation of traditional legacy and modern artistic expressions thanks to the more than 4,000 artworks from more than 65 nations.
The event's organisers guarantee a lively, welcoming atmosphere that appeals to a broad spectrum of creative preferences. There is something to enthral every visitor, from the vibrant pop art of Sanuj Birla, which combines modern images with timeless classics, to the tranquil watercolours of Russian artist Mikhail Danilyuk. Raihan Rajiv Vadra, grandson of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, is a notable artist on the roster; his works combine photography and environment in a mesmerising way.

Lydia Moawad, a painter from Lebanon, is notable among the varied group of painters for her vivid works that are inspired by internal forces. Wilhelmina Quaynor, a UK artist, provides clear landscapes that showcase her deep affinity for the natural world via the use of light and shadow.

With installations, paintings, prints, graffiti, sculptures, NFTs, digital art, and photography all taking centre stage, the fair promotes diversity in artistic forms as well as materials. Twelve national pavilions are on display, including images of America, Russia, UAE, China, India, Turkey, Iran, Europe, the United Kingdom, and Arabia.

World Art Dubai is more than just a gallery for art lovers; it's a centre for innovation and teamwork. A variety of enlightening activities are available during the event, such as art consulting workshops that show how art can improve and brighten up environments. Panel discussions provide audiences enlightening viewpoints as they explore subjects like the use of art into design.

Urban street art in DXB is showcased during a dedicated time slot that includes fashion graffiti, live DJs, customised skateboards, and much more. Additionally, a WAD 2024 Future Artists event has been planned, where students may display group works with the topic "Expression of Emotions," demonstrating their budding originality and ability.

Attendees may also anticipate artistic and creative acts, like a dancer using her dancing skills to create marks on a painting. Workshops provide participants the chance to explore their creativity while receiving professional supervision and access to a range of resources.

An additional captivating occasion is the art walk, which highlights artwork exhibited on ramps, contributing a dynamic aspect to the whole encounter. Furthermore, the immersive WAD Tourism Art Tour gives exhibitors a singular opportunity to delve into the UAE's art and cultural landscape, deepening their comprehension of regional creativity and cultivating relationships with the nation's creative community.