Exhibitions
CAN Art Fair Ibiza 2026, five years turning the island into the capital of contemporary art
The fifth edition of the fair celebrates its anniversary by expanding its presence throughout the island with exhibitions, public interventions and a top-level international selection.
Ibiza will once again be at the centre of the international art scene from 25 to 28 June with the celebration of the fifth edition of CAN Art Fair Ibiza. Coinciding with the arrival of summer and in close harmony with Ibiza Art Week, the fair reaffirms its position as one of the most outstanding cultural events in the Balearic Islands, bringing together artists, gallerists, collectors and lovers of contemporary art in an exceptional setting.
The FECOEV exhibition centre will once again become the epicentre of the most innovative creativity, hosting a selection of around thirty galleries from different parts of the world. The exhibition will present works of painting, sculpture, installation and other contemporary languages, with a balanced combination of established figures and emerging talents.
One of the distinctive features of CAN Art Fair is its curatorial model. Unlike other fairs, participating galleries are invited directly by the organization, a process supervised by curator Sasha Bogojev. This formula allows for the construction of a coherent and current narrative, closely linked to the most relevant trends in the international art scene.
The 2026 edition has a special value because it commemorates the fifth anniversary of the fair. In just five years, CAN Art Ibiza has managed to consolidate its own identity based on the fusion between artistic innovation and the Mediterranean spirit of the island. Its proposal transcends the traditional concept of a fair to become an immersive cultural experience, where art constantly dialogues with the landscape, architecture and local life.
This expansive vocation is also reflected in initiatives such as CAN Design, a platform dedicated to exploring the meeting points between art, design, architecture and craftsmanship. In addition, the programming will include public art interventions and projects developed in collaboration with institutions and cultural agents on the island.
Beyond the exhibition spaces, the programming will extend through the OFF Program, which will be held between May 29 and June 28. This initiative will bring contemporary art to several emblematic spaces in Ibiza, bringing the creations closer to the local public and visitors. Participating artists include Marina Marón, Catalina Julve, Federica Furbelli and Antonio Villanueva, names that reinforce the dialogue between Balearic talent and international perspectives.
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