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How Abu Dhabi's outdoor Children's Biennale brings art to life through play

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The National
“How Abu Dhabi's outdoor Children's Biennale brings art to life through play”

Brightly coloured hexagons stand among the greenery, the shapes inspired by beehives. Elsewhere, colourful ribbons hang from a constructed wishing tree, inviting visitors to write down their hopes and tie them to its branches. They are among the installations that can be found at the Children's Biennale , which opens on Friday at Abu Dhabi's Umm Al Emarat Park . Unlike a traditional art exhibition, this one encourages children to touch, play, explore and even help shape the artworks in front of…

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Gulf News
“Inside the Children’s Biennale at Abu Dhabi's Umm Al Emarat Park”

Abu Dhabi: What happens when children are invited not simply to look at art, but to become part of it? At Abu Dhabi’s Umm Al Emarat Park, the Children’s Biennale, from 6 November 2026 to 6 December 2026, offers an answer through a collection of interactive installations, imaginative landscapes and creative encounters that encourage young visitors to slow down, explore and see the world differently. Bringing together artists working across sculpture, textiles, storytelling, sound and…

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