The third edition of the Art & Luxury Fair brought together artists, designers, artisans and luxury brands at the Théâtre Princesse Grace on Thursday, September 24 and Friday, September 25, with a busy second day culminating in performances by Moze.Art and €10,000 raised for the Princess Grace Foundation through a silent auction.
Held under the High Patronage of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II, this year’s fair explored the theme “Art, Luxury & Longevity”, bringing together creativity, craftsmanship, wellbeing and innovation.
Founded by Annette Wijdom, the event gave visitors the opportunity to meet artists and designers directly, while discovering jewellery, watchmaking, contemporary art and luxury craftsmanship.
The second day was particularly busy, with visitors filling the Théâtre Princesse Grace throughout the afternoon and enjoying the range of exhibitions, demonstrations and presentations.
Moze.Art performed on both days of the fair, providing a live artistic element to the programme. The performances combined visual art, sound and movement, giving visitors an opportunity to experience the creative process alongside the works on display.
The programme also featured a series of talks and presentations, including a session with watch expert Michele Rosa exploring the relationship between iconic timepieces, cinema and celebrities.
Among the participating artists were Monaco-based Dutch painter Nora Bonavera, sculptor Daphné Du Barry, Italian painter Claudio Sacchi, contemporary artist Marcos Marin, El Guant Art and Alex Righetto.
The fair also featured luxury and design names including Feadship, De Parme Design and Van Bergen 1795, while a new Dutch Design Section was introduced for this year’s edition.
Princess Margarita de Bourbon de Parme, the fair’s Honorary Creative Contributor, presented her nature-inspired De Parme Design jewellery collection.
Charity remained an important part of the event, with the silent auction raising €10,000 for the Princess Grace Foundation.
The 2026 edition also marked the fair’s first at the Théâtre Princesse Grace, following previous editions held at the Hôtel Métropole. Its timing during Monaco Yacht Show week placed the event at the centre of one of the Principality’s busiest periods for art, culture and luxury.
With its combination of exhibitions, live performances, demonstrations and direct encounters with creators, the two-day fair brought together Monaco’s artistic and luxury communities while raising funds for a charitable cause.
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