Moravia Yachting sponsors Monaco Art Week 2026

Back for the 2026 edition

Moravia Yachting is sponsoring Monaco Art Week for the second year running.

The eighth edition takes place from 27 April to 1 May 2026, under the High Patronage of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco. Fourteen galleries and auction houses will participate, presenting a programme of exhibitions, artist talks, and performances across the Principality’s most iconic districts. Works shown span sculpture, painting, haute joaillerie, and design, ranging from ancient to contemporary art.

“Monaco Art Week is a key moment in the Principality’s cultural calendar, and we’re delighted to be supporting it for the second time,” says Frederic Dormeuil, Moravia’s Chief Operating Officer. “Bringing together leading galleries and collectors, it creates a dynamic week – and a welcome post-Historic Grand Prix reset.

“There is a natural connection between Monaco’s art scene and our clients, many of whom are passionate collectors and actively engaged in the cultural life of the region. Supporting Monaco Art Week allows us to be part of that ecosystem – strengthening relationships and reinforcing our presence within a broader luxury community.”

Programme highlights include Artcurial’s 7th edition of Monaco Sculptures, presenting a trial of large-scale works across the city in collaboration with Société des Bains de Mer; a Christie’s conference on art markets led by Giovanna Bertazzoni, Chairman of Christie’s Europe; Galerie Adriano Ribolzi’s presentation of Land Art pioneer Christo; and a solo show by Genieve Figgis at Almine Rech. Opera Gallery focuses on designer Ron Arad.

The event runs alongside the Monte-Carlo Art Fair and the spring exhibition at the New National Museum of Monaco, Villa Paloma.

ESG Bank (Monaco) returns as co-sponsor. Aston Martin joins for the first time, alongside longstanding partner, SMT—Société Monegasque de Transports.

The opening cocktail takes place on Monday, 27 April.

For more information on last year’s edition, read our Monaco Art Week 2025 wrap-up.

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