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Artworks in the City

From city squares to transit hubs, discover a curated selection of public artworks currently enriching Riyadh’s urban landscape. These pieces are accessible across the capital and serve as daily touchpoints for art in the public realm—inviting reflection, interaction, and surprise in everyday life.

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From sculptors who shaped monumental forms to light artists who illuminated the city, this section celebrates all artists who have contributed to Riyadh Art’s ambitious public programs. Filter by program—Tuwaiq Sculpture, Noor Riyadh, Collaborations, and the Permanent Collection—to discover the breadth and depth of creative voices that have defined our journey so far.

Explore the full collection from past and present initiatives

A Living Archive
of Public Art

Riyadh Art’s evolving body of work includes permanent installations and temporary commissions across four key program areas. Together, they reflect the city’s commitment to creative expression, urban storytelling, and cultural legacy. Browse the artworks that continue to shape Riyadh’s public spaces.

Timeless contributions

Permanent Collection

Featuring landmark works permanently integrated into Riyadh’s infrastructure, the Permanent Collection forms the foundation of the city’s cultural identity—marking parks, plazas, and civic spaces with enduring artistic vision.

Creative partnerships

Collaborations

Developed in partnership with institutions, embassies, and guest curators, these works bring global and local perspectives together—resulting in distinctive one-off installations that reflect shared cultural values.

Timeless contributions

Tuwaiq Sculpture

Created during the annual Tuwaiq Sculpture Symposium, these monumental stone works celebrate artistic process, material heritage, and international exchange. Installed across the city, they transform Riyadh’s landscape with sculptural permanence.

Artists of Light

Noor Riyadh

Spanning light installations, immersive environments, and site-specific commissions, Noor Riyadh artworks illuminate the city each year through moments of wonder and innovation—fusing technology, artistry, and public engagement.

About Riyadh Art

Riyadh Art is a cornerstone of the Kingdom’s creative transformation—placing artists at the heart of urban life and cultural innovation. As one of the world’s largest public art initiatives, it supports both emerging and established creatives through commissions, collaborations, and international platforms. By investing in the creative economy and embedding art into the city’s fabric, Riyadh Art is building a sustainable ecosystem where artistic expression, cultural exchange, and economic growth thrive side by side.

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    When The Moon is Full

    When the Moon is Full (2021) by Saudi artist Zaman Jassim is a contemplative installation that merges sound, light, text, and performance to evoke…

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    untitled

    Untitled (2024) by American sculptor Joel Shapiro is a dynamic, abstract bronze sculpture that explores balance, motion, and spatial tension. Composed of angular forms…

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    Janey Waney

    Janey Waney (1969) is a monumental painted steel sculpture by Alexander Calder, one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th century. Known for…

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    the sun

    the sun (2018) by Ugo Rondinone is a monumental aluminum sculpture painted in vibrant yellow, evoking both the physical presence and symbolic resonance of…

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    Janey Waney

    Janey Waney (1969) is a monumental painted steel sculpture by Alexander Calder, one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th century. Known for…

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    Janey Waney

    Janey Waney (1969) is a monumental painted steel sculpture by Alexander Calder, one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th century. Known for…

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    Energy of Water

    Energy of Water (2023) by Vasilisa Chugunova captures the enduring power and subtle force of water through a dynamic stone composition. The sculpture features…

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    Najm

    Najm (2024), meaning “star” in Arabic, is a newly commissioned installation by Italian artist Stefano Cagol that pays homage to the natural light source…

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