- Culture Collective will host the Ibiza Art Weekend from Sept. 11–13, 2026, featuring 70 international artists and 20 speakers across three venues in Ibiza, showcasing new commissions, exhibitions, live art, and conversations.
- The event will include works by renowned artists such as Sir Michael Craig-Martin, Marina Abramovic, VHILS, and PichiAvo, as well as new commissions by Domingo Zapata and Nazareno Biondo, with the programme opening at Hi Ibiza and continuing at Ushuaia Ibiza and [UNVRS].
- The Ibiza Art Weekend aims to challenge traditional ideas of where contemporary art belongs by integrating art into nightlife spaces, providing shared cultural experiences beyond the gallery setting.
From Sept. 11–13, 2026, Culture Collective will bring the worlds of contemporary art, music, fashion and technology together in Ibiza, transforming three of the island’s most beloved venues—Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa Ibiza and [UNVRS]—into immersive spaces for artistic discovery.
Presented by W1 Curates and The Night League, the Ibiza Art Weekend will feature 70 (!) international artists and 20 speakers, with a programme of new commissions, exhibitions, live art and conversations. Highlights will include works by Sir Michael Craig-Martin, Marina Abramović, VHILS, Hajime Sorayama, David Bailey and PichiAvo, alongside new commissions by the likes of Domingo Zapata and Nazareno Biondo.
The programme opens at Hï Ibiza on Friday with the unveiling of Zapata’s new exterior artwork, created in partnership with Clive Christian Perfumes. The evening will also feature conversations with artists and cultural figures including Ian Davenport, Coco Dávez, Olivia Steele and Lorenzo Masnah, before continuing into a CamelPhat club night. Saturday moves to Ushuaïa Ibiza for ANTS, while Sunday at [UNVRS] will see the unveiling of Biondo’s MORNING STAR, followed by a Carl Cox set.
The weekend builds on Culture Collective’s growing programme of art integrated into Ibiza’s nightlife spaces, all with the aim of challenging traditional ideas of where contemporary art belongs, taking it beyond the gallery and into shared cultural experiences.
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