Noor Riyadh 2024 opens under the theme 'Light Years Apart'

18 Saudi, 43 international talents present light artworks themed ‘Light Years Apart’

Noor Riyadh 2023 sets six new Guinness World Records

Engaging almost 3 million visitors, the public light art showcase transformed Saudi Arabia's capital into a dazzling 'gallery without walls', a statement said.

Noor Riyadh has brightened the Saudi capital - in pictures

ArtDayME: Noor Riyadh, the Largest Light Art Festival in the World, has returned for its third edition, which runs until December 16, 2023. Its accompanying exhibition runs through to March 2, 2024. Noor Riyadh is spread across five areas in the capital, with the King Abdullah Financial District serving as a central hub, along with Jax District, Salam Park, Wadi Hanifa and Wadi Namar. The artworks, by creatives from 35 countries, are diverse in style, scale, execution and methodology

Which artists are present at Noor Riyadh 2023?

The event returns this month with more than 100 international artists

Riyadh Art beautifies the city with 13 art programs; from Noor Riyadh and Art in Transit to Tuwaiq Sculpture and Welcoming Gateways

Riyadh Art unveils the attractive art programs planned for the dramatic transformation of the public space of the city of Riyadh, which many artists have contributed to the formation of these programs.

30 local, regional and international artists at the first Riyadh Street Art Festival

The inaugural Riyadh Street Art Festival will run from Nov. 15 to Dec. 6, and will be curated by Cedar Lewisohn and Saudi artist Basmah Felemban.

Noor Riyadh returns November 2023

Noor Riyadh is the first such festival implemented under the auspices of Riyadh Art, the first public art initiative in the Saudi Arabia.