ART MAG Issue #31 (March–April 2026) highlights several contemporary artists whose work reflects the diversity and vitality of today’s global art scene. From abstract painting and monumental sculpture to experimental photography and culturally inspired drawing, these artists explore new visual languages and innovative forms of artistic expression.
With Express (1963), Robert Rauschenberg created a pivotal work of American contemporary art. Presented at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, the installation Express. On the Move revisits an emblematic painting in which silkscreen printing, movement, and mass-media imagery redefine the language of painting.
In 2026, ceramics more than ever assert themselves as one of the leading mediums in the European art market. Between international fairs, institutional biennials, and specialized salons, Europe offers a rich landscape for discovering trends, meeting artists, and identifying the most significant works of the moment. Here are the five must-see ceramic fairs in 2026, selected for their curatorial quality, international reach, and appeal to collectors.
In London, a new Banksy stencil appears without causing controversy. A gentle image, instantly accepted, that questions how street art and critique have evolved today.
From urban illusion to international museums, the portrait of an artist who unsettles reality Globally followed magician Julien Dauphin, performing under the name Julien Magic, has crossed a decisive threshold into the world of contemporary art.Blending urban illusion, radical installations, and political surrealism, the Franco-Swedish artist transforms magic into a fully-fledged visual language. This is […]
Recognised as the world’s largest art fair, TEFAF Maastricht 2026 will return from 14 to 19 March 2026, with VIP access on 12 and 13 March. The event will bring together 276 international galleries at the Maastricht Exhibition & Conference Centre. The fair will cover 7,000 years of art history, from antiquity to contemporary art. […]
From 29 January to 1 February 2026, Art Genève returns to Palexpo for a highly anticipated 14th edition. After bringing together 80 international galleries in 2025, the Swiss fair confirms its status as a key event for collectors, curators and contemporary art professionals.
An Exceptional Panorama from Old Masters to Modern, Design and Contemporary Art With nearly 150 galleries from 18 countries, BRAFA Art Fair 2026 confirms its status as one of Europe’s most influential art-market events. Known for its rigorous selections, cross-period narratives and museum-quality works, the Brussels fair continues to attract collectors, curators and institutions from […]
In 2026, the global art scene will be shaped by the world’s most influential fairs across Brussels, Paris, Basel, Venice, Copenhagen, Maastricht, and Miami.
Collectors, curators, galleries, and art lovers will once again converge on these key destinations where the art market sets its pace, trends, and record sales.
The Victoria & Albert Museum in London presents Design and Disability from 7 June 2025 to 15 February 2026, a groundbreaking exhibition that places disability, accessibility and inclusive design at the centre of contemporary creation.Featuring 170 objects spanning fashion, design, architecture, photography and technology, the V&A showcases the creativity of Disabled, Deaf and neurodivergent artists […]
