Call for Applications 2023
The team is delighted to announce the opening of applications and invites you to apply for participation in the 2023 edition. The submission of application is accepted until Saturday 3 June 2023.
Artist Residency, How-to Guide?
"If artist residencies did not exist, the evolution of creation would be more laborious, and there may be projects that will never happen, which could otherwise occur."
Strategy: Collecting Today
Stimulate artistic production, display one's sensitivity, cultural capital as an inheritance, well-being in the workplace, a network of professionals and unmissable places: so many assets to consider when starting to collect art!
The collector, from passion to reason. Interview with Alex Reding
The collector’s passion knows no bounds; it often reflects a lifetime
Aleksandra Jovanic and Feral File's team
NFTs vs physical works, authenticity in the art world
Vanessa Vidot, Wit Art
The constitution of an art collection relies, first and foremost, on a passion built over time. The notion of durability is a fundamental component of the art market. Private collections evolve throughout collectors' lives and represent an average of 40 years of purchasing policies...
Luxembourg Art Week, annual catalyst for the Luxembourg scene by Bernard Marcelis
The principle of current art fairs is to have a short temporality to concentrate energies, provoke encounters, and develop a more festive atmosphere, in contrast to the long-term programming of exhibitions in museums or other similar institutions. While the two do not function in the same way, their approaches are complementary and contribute to the cultural identity and reputation of a city, regardless of its scale. This is well understood in Luxembourg, allowing the founder of Luxembourg Art Week, Alex Reding, to consider the fair as "a platform to get in touch with the institutional network of the city and the country".
Simon Niçaise et Delphine Guillaud (Backslash, Paris)
Construction and deconstruction, action and meditation, protection and obstacle, fragility and resistance, temporariness and permanence. The potential of artistic creation in the 21st century.
Yafeng Duan et Michael Janssen (Michael Janssen Gallery)
Nature and spirituality in contemporary painting: conversation in tandem with Michael Janssen (Michael Janssen Gallery) and artist Yafeng Duan, led by Emanuela Mazzonis.
Christian Theiß et Marietta Clages (Clages, Cologne)
Showing the madness of the world: conversation in tandem with Christian Theiß and Marietta Clages (Clages, Cologne), led by Emanuela Mazzonis.
Lou Ros and Tristan Paprocki (Galerie Romero Paprocki, Paris) et Lou Ros
Figurative expressionism in the GAFA Big Four era. A conversation led by Emanuela Mazzonis.
Marysia Lewandowska and Adam Korcsmáros (Gandy gallery, Bratislava)
The value of archives and documentation in the field of contemporary art : conversation led by Emanuela Mazzonis.
Marie-Noëlle Farcy
Her arrival at the Mudam and its inauguration in 2006 were one and the same. After a university education in art history, followed by a course in museology at the École du Louvre and a postgraduate diploma in cultural policy at the IEP in Grenoble, Marie-Noëlle Farcy settled ...
Philippe Dupont
Both founding member and co-chairman of the law firm Arendt & Medernach, he is a leading expert in banking and financial law. But he is also a contemporary art enthusiast. It is therefore not surprising that Philippe Dupont has done everything possible to combine the two through the creation ...
Alex Reding
He is, without a doubt, one of the most famous and dynamic players in the Grand Duchy’s contemporary art scene. Even if at 50, he is, “the youngest gallery owner in Luxembourg", as he likes to say with more than a hint of humour. Having graduated in visual arts from the Université Panthéon-Sorbonne ...
Marc Gubbini
Alongside his wife Diane, Marc Gubbini began his passion for collecting in 1985 after completing his university studies. As a young, emerging architect with only modest funds to allocate to art, he followed the maxim that "in the beginning, a collector has the choice of either buying works ...
Nathalie Berghege
She says she is literally, "inhabited" by art. A state of fever led her to the Galerie Lelong & Co. in the 8th arrondissement, the historic gallery district of Paris. It is in this legendary place which in the 1980s exhibited ...
Frédéric de Goldschmidt
Frédéric de Goldschmidt studied commerce and communication until the exhibition Les Magiciens de la Terre at the Centre Pompidou led him to the lecture halls of the Sorbonne to do a Master's in Ethnology. Having started out infatuated with rare ethnographic objects ...
New selection committee in 2022
Among the novelties for this year's edition, the fair also welcomes a renewed selection committee made up of renowned gallerists, collectors and professionals with different backgrounds and artistic sensibilities from Luxembourg and abroad.
Call for applications 2022
The Luxembourg Art Week team is delighted to announce the opening of applications and invites you to apply for participation in the 2022 edition which will be held from Thursday 10 to Sunday 13 November 2022. The submission of application is accepted until Wednesday 1 June 2022.
Meet Maria Lund, Director, Galerie Maria Lund
We asked a few questions to Maria Lund, Director of Galerie Maria Lund in Paris, and first time exhibitor exhibitor of the Main Section in 2021: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight in this interview.
Rencontre avec Maurice Verbaet, Directeur, Maurice Verbaet Gallery
Prior to becoming a gallerist, Maurice Verbaet is a collector. Get a sneak peak of his professional background, gallery programming, reasons of participation in the fair and flagship work on the gallery booth before the fair.
Meet Praz-Dellavalade
Luxembourg Art Week is proud to welcome for the first time Praz-Delavallade. It's time to discover more about this trendy Parisian gallery and the artists exhibited on their booth.
The 2021 List of Exhibitors
Over 80 established and emerging galleries from around Europe participate in this year's Luxembourg Art Week | The Fair show, showcasing high quality contemporary artworks. Discover now our list of exhibitors for the 2021 edition!
Robert Brandy A personal retrospective on a 50-year career
With its upcoming exhibition Robert Brandy face à lui-même, the National Museum of History and Art (MNHA) is inviting visitors to explore half a century of work by this popular and well-known Luxembourg artist.
Meet Françoise Ley, Artist, Lymyfyr Art Consulting
Françoise's work is a narrative work that invites the viewer to look closely and explore the different layers and stories of each work. She often juxtaposes contrasting elements and techniques in the same canvas.
30,000 visitors from 90 countries!
For this edition unlike any other, the fair has reinvented itself by shifting its offer into the World Wide Web with a 3D virtual tour and an online catalogue with more than 1,500 works by 450 international artists, which also attract no less than 30,000 visitors from 90 countries.
Meet Justine Jacquemin, Director, Galerie DYS
We asked a few questions to Justine Jacquemin, director of Galerie DYS in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair, Brussels art scene, and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight in this interview.
Meet Nuno Lorena, Artist, Nosbaum Reding Projects
Ask Nuno Lorena to tell you about him, his art, he will answer you: I’m a painter. He feels that there is nothing more to say. But he's watching, Nuno. He watches for the light, the exchanges and the details of every being. Then he transcribes, in his own way, what he has gathered from us.
Virtual Tour 2020
Luxembourg Art Week's online catalogue is now online with over a thousand works. Discover the virtual booths of the 69 exhibitors from this year's edition. Walk within the aisles, enter a booth, turn around, look at another wall, ...
Quotidien de l’Art: Special edition dedicated to Luxembourg Art Week 2020
Quotidien de l'Art special edition about the virtual edition of Luxembourg Art Week was released on Monday 9 November.
Online Catalogue 2020
Luxembourg Art Week's online catalogue is now online with over a thousand works that will be included to the 3D virtual tour of the 6th edition of Luxembourg Art Week, but also with exclusive artworks.
Paperjam supplement dedicated to Luxembourg Art Week 2020
Paperjam's new Luxembourg Art Week supplement comes out this Thursday, October 29. Contents: a comprehensive guide for art lovers.
Meet with 3 galleries from the Focus section
In the framework of the sixth edition of Luxembourg Art Week, Mu-in-the-city met in Brussels three gallery directors from the Focus Brussels section: Justine Jacquemin from Galerie DYS, Alexis Rastel from Archiraar and Laurence Dauwens from Dauwens & Beernaert.
Meet Laurence Dauwens, Director, Dauwens & Beernaert
We asked a few questions to Laurence Dauwens, Director of Dauwens & Beernaert in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight in this interview.
Luxembourg Art Week moves toward digital for its 2020 edition!
We regret to announce that the on-site edition of Luxembourg Art Week has been postponed to 2021. From 20 to 22 November 2020, join our online platform and enjoy the digital edition of the fair.
Meet Alexis Rastel, Director, ARCHIRAAR
We asked a few questions to Alexis Rastel, Director of Archiraar Gallery in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair, Brussels art scene and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight.
Meet Paul Poelmans, Director, CAPS
We asked a few questions to Paul Poelmans, Director of CAPS in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight in this interview.
Meet Lise Coirier, Director, Spazio Nobile
We asked a few questions to Lise Coirier, Director of Spazio Nobile in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair, Brussels art scene and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight.
The 2020 List of Exhibitors
Over 65 established and emerging galleries from around Europe participate in this year's Luxembourg Art Week | The Fair show, showcasing high quality contemporary artworks. Discover now our list of exhibitors for the 2020 edition!
Postponed Application Deadline
Given the current situation, the team of Luxembourg Art Week has decided to extend the closing date for applications to Friday 10 July 2020. There's still time to apply. Download your application form ...
The 2019 Impressions & Closing Report
The fifth edition of Luxembourg Art Week has just closed its doors. Discover a first selection of images from the Preview and Vernissage as well as the Closing Report of this year's edition!
The 2019 Online Catalogue
Preview the online catalogue of Luxembourg Art Week 2019.
What's Happening in 2019?
Exhibitions, conferences, film screenings, performances, children’s workshops and more... discover a short summary of the complete programme here.
Nosbaum Reding presents Thomas Arnolds – AUGMENTED BONSAI (Malerei)
Discover more about Nossbaum Reding (Luxembourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "AUGMENTED BONSAI (Malerei)" which is showcasing new works by the German artist Thomas Arnolds.
Valerius Art Gallery presents Come on baby light my fire
Discover more about Valerius Art Gallery (Luxembourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its group exhibition "Come on baby light my fire" which is showcasing colourful works by 16 artists with various nationalities.
Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery presents Alison Elizabeth Taylor – The Needle's Eye
Discover more about Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery (Luxembourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "The Needle's Eye" which is showcasing works by the American artist Alison Elizabeth Taylor.
Galerie Arnoux presents Grandes oeuvres, grands formats
Discover more about Galerie Arnoux (Paris), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its group show "Grandes oeuvres, grands formats" which is showcasing works by around fifteen mid-century and contemporary artists.
Kunsthandlung Osper presents Günther Uecker
Discover more about Kunsthandlung Osper (Cologne), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019, and the works by Günther Uecker the gallery is presenting in its exhibition space.
Ceysson & Bénétière presents Nancy Graves : bonjour !
Discover more about Ceysson & Bénétière (Luxembourg, Saint-Etienne, Paris, New York), one of the 2019 Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week and "Nancy Graves : bonjour !", the first solo exhibition of the American artist Nancy Graves in France.
Galerie Obrist presents Peter Schlör – Transforming Landscape
Discover more about Galerie Obrist (Essen), one of the 2019 Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week and the solo show "Transforming Landscape" which showcases photographs of Peter Schlör, one of the most important photographic artist in Germany.
Galerie Anne Barrault presents Topor is Not dead
Discover more about Galerie Anne Barrault (Paris), one of the Take Off exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its group show "Topor is Not dead" which is the opportunity to discover works by 21 artists, as well as a set of drawings by Roland Topor himself.
Galerie Kleindienst presents Christoph Ruckhäberle – Image
Discover more about Galerie kleindienst (Leipzig), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "Image" which is showcasing works by the German artist Christoph Ruckhäberle.
Galerie Bertrand Gillig presents Bruno Gadenne – La nuit ne dormait pas
Discover more about Galerie Bertrand Gillig (Strasbourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "La nuit ne dormait pas" which showcases works by the French artist Bruno Gadenne.
Galerie Laurent Godin presents Sylvie Auvray – Les Cambuses
Discover more about Galerie Laurent Godin (Paris), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "Les Cambuses" which showcases works by the French artist Sylvie Auvray.
Schönfeld Gallery presents Jesse Willems – Eden at Artelli Gallery Antwerp
Discover more about Schönfeld Gallery (Brussels), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "Eden" by Jesse Willems, an artist from the Schönfeld Gallery, who turns the Artelli Gallery Antwerp into "Artelli in Eden".
Stems Gallery presents Paul Rouphail – At Home
Discover more about Stems Gallery (Brussels), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "At Home" which showcases works by the American artist Paul Rouphail.
ZS art galerie presents Karl Kriebel
Discover more about ZS art galerie (Vienna), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019, and its solo exhibition "Kriebel" which offers a glimpse inside the shifting oeuvre of the Austrian artist Karl Kriebel.
Dauwens & Beernaert presents Stanislas Lahaut, Toon Boeckmans, Karl Philips and Loïc Van Zeebroek
Discover more about Dauwens & Beernaert (Brussels), one of the 2019 Take Off exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week and its exhibition "Ho" which showcases recent sculptures and installations by Stanislas Lahaut, Karl Philips, Toon Boeckmans et Loïc Van Zeebroek, all represented artists of the gallery.
Galerie DYS presents Andreas Grunert – Secrets
Discover more about Galerie DYS (Brussels), one of the Take Off exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019, and its solo exhibition "Secrets" which showcases works by the German artist Andreas Grunert.
The 2019 List of Exhibitors
Over 60 established and emerging galleries from around the world participate in Luxembourg Art Week show, showcasing high quality contemporary artworks. Discover now our list of exhibitors for the 2019 edition!
Applications for Luxembourg Art Week 2019
Luxembourg Art Week is accepting applications for its fifth edition until June 18, 2019.
Luxembourg Art Week 2019 New Dates Announced
The 5th edition of Luxembourg Art Week will take place in Luxembourg from 8 to 10 November 2019.
Impressions & Fair report of Luxembourg Art Week 2018
The fourth edition of LUXEMBOURG ART WEEK has once again been a success with an increasing number of exhibitors, collectors and a great press review.
Luxembourg Art Week 2018 Aftermovie
The aftermovie of the 4th edition of Luxembourg Art Week is now online.
Luxembourg Art Week 2018 Online Catalogue
Preview the online catalogue of Luxembourg Art Week 2018.
BIL & The Art Newspaper Daily France Conference
Luxembourg Art Week is pleased to invite you to the conference "Key Players of the Art Market: Structures and Recent Changes" organised in partnership with BIL & The Art Newspaper
Luxembourg Art Week 2018 Line-up of Exhibitors
Luxembourg Art Week is pleased to announce the participants of its fourth edition.
Luxembourg Art Week 2018 Press Conference
Discover all the news and the exhibitor list of Luxembourg Art Week 2018.
Applications for Luxembourg Art Week 2018
Luxembourg Art Week is accepting applications for its fourth edition until June 1, 2018.
Luxembourg Art Week 2018 New Dates Announced
The 4th edition of Luxembourg Art Week will take place in Luxembourg from 9 to 11 November 2018.
Luxembourg Art Week 2017 End of Fair Report
Read the Luxembourg Art Week end of fair report for the third edition 2017.
Luxembourg Art Week 2017 Press Review
Check out what the press had to say about LUXEMBOURG ART WEEK 2017!
Luxembourg Art Week 2017 Line-up of Exhibitors
Luxembourg Art Week is pleased to announce the participants of its third edition.
New Location for Salon du CAL in 2017
For Luxembourg Art Week 2017 the annual exhibition of the Cercle Artistique de Luxembourg (CAL) will moved in to a new location.