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My Version of Art Dubai

Since I didn't get the chance to go to Art Dubai this year, I had my own version of Art Dubai after dining at La Petite Maison restaurant in DIFC, Dubai.  Even though I have been to DIFC before months ago when I went to Caramel, it was my first time to explore the well constructed area. I didn't know there were so many art galleries all located next to each other. Unfortunately, they were all closed. Nevertheless, that didn't stop me from snapping pictures here and there of some of the amazing art pieces on the window displays. And look what I've spotted on Opera Gallery's window display, the same mesmerizing mannequin which I saw at the gallery's branch in Dubai mall but instead of being covered in pencils, it was completely covered in jigsaw puzzles! AMAZING! Scroll down to check out some pieces from other art galleries which I unfortunately forgot their names (oops!).

A funny installation in an out-of-place surroundings! Loved it!
This looked kind of spooky! I actually thought that this was the gallery's security guy.  Then I realized after a closer inspection that this was a wax figure.
Creatively designed benches were on display at DIFC. They were part of UAE-based hip boutique s*uce benches project

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