Leila Heller Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai. Its three exhibition spaces bring together artists from the Middle East, Central Asia, Southeast Asia and the West. Look for large-scale installations, including a tornado-shaped work by Jacob Hashimoto, and exhibitions that have included more than 50 glass works by Dale Chihuly. The spacious galleries give you room to explore at your own pace, with displays changing over time.
Art across three exhibition spaces
Leila Heller Gallery is in Alserkal Avenue, in Dubai’s Al Quoz district. The gallery occupies 14,000 square feet and has three exhibition spaces. Its programme includes artists from the region and from abroad, with a focus on creating dialogue between Western and Middle Eastern, Central Asian and Southeast Asian art.
Exhibitions change, so the work on view depends on when you visit. The gallery also runs curatorial and educational programmes connected to its artists and exhibitions.
Installations and glass works
The gallery has shown more than 50 glass works by Dale Chihuly, alongside contemporary installations including a large tornado-shaped piece by Jacob Hashimoto. Other displays have included an iron cave and large wooden sculptures. Check the current exhibition information to see which works are on view during your visit.
FAQ
Where is Leila Heller Gallery?
It is in Warehouse 87 at Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai.
Is admission free?
Admission is free on Tuesdays. Check the gallery’s website for current details and any other free admission days.
How many exhibition spaces does the gallery have?
The gallery has three exhibition spaces.
