What You Need to Know
London art platform W1 Curates partnered with The Night League, the company behind Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa Ibiza and UNVRS, to install a season-long art exhibition across all three venues running from late April through mid-October 2026. More than 70 international artists are involved, making it what the organizers call Europe’s biggest public art expo. The works range from a 15-tonne Carrara marble Vespa and a life-size marble Fiat 500 by Italian sculptor Nazareno Biondo to a monumental street mural by Valencian duo PichiAvo and a 68-square-metre bas-relief carved directly into the exterior of UNVRS by Portuguese artist VHILS. Inside Hï Ibiza, Pascal Sender’s projection-mapped bar installation Hydronicum turns the space into a shifting animation sequence.
The project is built on a simple idea: take world-class art and put it somewhere huge numbers of people are already going. W1 Curates founder Mark Dale has run a public art installation on London’s Oxford Street since 2018 and applied the same logic here on a much bigger scale. Because virtually everyone who visits these clubs this summer encounters the work whether they came for it or not, the exhibition reaches a global audience that a traditional gallery never could.
