The selection of artworks presented in the Collecting 101 parcours at Luxembourg Art Week 2026 features a strong presence of international artists working across a range of painting techniques, alongside a pronounced interest in figurative art. By Emanuela Mazzonis
For its 2026 edition, Luxembourg Art Week launches the Contemporary Art Prize supported by Societe Generale Private Banking Luxembourg. The prize recognises an artwork presented at the fair and highlights artistic practices from the Greater Region and the Benelux.
Painting occupies a prominent place in the forthcoming edition of Luxembourg Art Week, where more than 70 galleries across the Main Section and Take Off offer a remarkably diverse panorama of contemporary artistic practices. Across oil, acrylic, tempera, graphite and mixed media, painting emerges not simply as a medium of representation, but as a dynamic field in which energy, thought and emotion intersect. by Emanuela Mazzonis
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For its 2026 edition, Luxembourg Art Week’s Focus Photo presents a selection of twenty-six international galleries. While some of these galleries work exclusively with artists whose practices are centered on photography, others extend beyond the traditional boundaries of the medium, presenting artists for whom photography forms part of a broader and more interdisciplinary practice.
Luxembourg Art Week demonstrates its commitment to innovation by partnering with Artflo, a digital solution designed to transform the art fair experience. In a market where online sales are growing rapidly, art fairs must meet new expectations. Artflo supports this evolution by offering a platform that enhances the experience for both galleries and visitors alike.
The talent of the sculptural gesture in relation to the power of materials and their intrinsic characteristics leads artists to obtain new visual strategies and dynamic narrative structures. Ceramics is still a very popular tool in the artistic practice of the cotemporary generations, thanks to its physical and technical qualities, it allows the creation of works that combine fragility and strength, symbolism and aesthetics. By Emanuela Mazzonis
Questioning the sense of imagery through the power of art, the dialogue between different medium and the expansion of artistic boundaries are central thematic in today women visions. By Emanuela Mazzonis
The Art Walk highlights the outdoor programme: the Sculpture Trail, Capsules, Rendez-Vous and exhibitions in the City and beyond. Discover the Art Walk VOL.3 by downloading the map.
Every other year, the Focus section highlights the artistic scene of a foreign city. After showcasing Brussels in 2021 and Vienna in 2023, the fair now crosses the Atlantic to spotlight Montréal’s vibrant creative energy. Four galleries will offer a curated glimpse of the city’s artistic landscape: a concentration of practices that reflect both its cultural diversity and its spirit of experimentation.
As a prelude to this year’s edition, Luxembourg Art Week offers visitors a citywide parcours highlighting a remarkable selection of international sculptors. It is an invitation to wander through the historic streets of the capital and discover recent works displayed across twelve emblematic locations. By Loïc Millot
The dynamic interplay of forms, colours, light as well as the finesse of the artistic gesture and the pictorial organicity of the surfaces are featuring the work of many artists presented at Luxembourg Art Week. The artists open themselves to different media approaches, revealing a pictorial mastery in the manipulation and interpretation of the subjects depicted. By Emanuela Mazzonis
Artist Léa de Cacqueray, participating in Luxembourg Art Week's Capsule project, explores the mystique of technology as a source of wonder and spiritual transformation.
A panorama of artists showcased at Luxembourg Art Week, who are questioning a visual enigma, exploring reality and fiction through a new poetry, where time is suspended and questions raised to stimulate our perception.
A closer look to the different possibilities of contemporary abstraction, made out of spontaneous gestures and primary sensations, going beyond the boundaries of classical painting.
For its debut at Luxembourg Art Week, TASCHEN will present a captivating collection of new projects, including a magical tribute to Hollywood's golden age, meticulously curated from the LIFE archives.
How can we contemplate the human figure? A glance at the exploration of the human condition as a contemporary still life through the diverse interpretations of the artists featured in the galleries of the 10th edition of Luxembourg Art Week.
What are the boundaries of art? A guide along the fair alleys on a thematic and in-depth journey through the galleries and the artists presented in the 10th edition of Luxembourg Art Week.
