Art3f, international contemporary art fair

Art3f Luxembourg: Immerse yourself in contemporary art

Since its inception, the Art3f fair has established itself as an essential reference point for contemporary art in Europe, particularly in Luxembourg. These relaxed and friendly fairs aim to make contemporary art accessible to everyone, whether they are enthusiasts or simply curious.

Every year, Art3f travels across Europe, stopping in France, Germany, Switzerland, and Luxembourg. In 2026, two editions are planned:

• April 16-19, 2026 - Luxembourg Art Fair
• October 2-4, 2026

These events will be held at LuxExpo The Box, located in the dynamic Kirchberg district.

Art3f, a benchmark for contemporary art for the general public

Art3f is now a leading contemporary art fair for the general public in Luxembourg.

Participating in Art3f is an opportunity to fall in love with a contemporary work of art.

• You will be able to discover a variety of paintings, sculptures, photographs, and more. A multitude of contemporary artistic expressions await you.
• Meet the artists directly at their stands. The artists themselves or their representatives are present at the various stands, encouraging rich and authentic human exchanges.
• Acquire affordable works: Art3f offers contemporary art pieces at accessible prices. Take advantage of this opportunity to decorate your new home in Luxembourg.

Favorites have their place at the Art3f Fair, regardless of any considerations or prejudices related to contemporary art.

Whether you are passionate about contemporary art or simply curious, a visit to the Art3f fair is a moment suspended in time. Everyone can let themselves be carried away by their emotions and a favorite piece, without prejudice or barriers, in front of a work of art, painting, or sculpture.

Entirely dedicated to contemporary art, the Art3f fair attracts several thousand visitors every year. It's a delight for visitors, art lovers, and casual strollers alike.

Do you love contemporary art? Don't miss the benchmark event in this field with Luxembourg Art Week.

Practical information Art3f exhibition in Luxembourg

The Art3f exhibition in Luxembourg is traditionally held at LuxExpo The Box in the Kirchberg district. Free admission tickets can be downloaded from the official Art3f website.

More information about the art3f contemporary art fair

Contemporary art in Luxembourg

Do you love contemporary art and want to explore this field in Luxembourg? Luxembourg is a fertile ground for contemporary art, offering several opportunities for enthusiasts:

Training courses and workshops at the École d'Art Contemporain (EAC) Luxembourg

Located in the Hollerich district, the EAC offers training courses and artistic internships suitable for all ages and levels. Whether you are looking for professional training or simple internships and workshops for children, the EAC has the necessary ministerial approvals to meet your artistic aspirations.

Museums dedicated to contemporary art

For contemporary art lovers, don't miss a visit to these two museums:

• MUDAM (Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean): This iconic museum presents collections dedicated to contemporary art, offering an immersion in current creative trends.
• Casino Luxembourg – Forum d'Art Contemporain: This venue focuses on contemporary creation, offering innovative and daring exhibitions.

More information about Luxembourg's museums can be found on this page.

Contemporary Luxembourg artists to discover

Luxembourg is home to many talented contemporary artists. Here are a few you shouldn't miss:

• Tatsiana Zelianko is a Luxembourgish composer and pianist of Belarusian origin. She won first prize in the Senior section at the Artistes en Herbes International Composition Competition in Luxembourg in 2015.
• Su-Mei-Tsé is a multi-talented Luxembourgish artist, musician, and photographer. She was awarded the Golden Lion for Best National Participation at the Venice Biennale in 2003.
• Filip Markiewicz is a Luxembourgish artist of Polish origin, musician and performer. He represented Luxembourg at the Venice Biennale in 2015 with the project "Paradiso Lussemburgo."
• Thomas Iser: this street artist, painter, photographer, and skateboarder is known for his "Universal Humanity" project, launched in 2016, which aims to celebrate the diversity of the world through photographic portraits.
• Marco Godinho, a Luxembourgish artist of Portuguese origin, represented Luxembourg at the Venice Biennale of Contemporary Art in 2019 with his "Written by Water" notebooks. His works are regularly featured in public collections.
• Bettina Scholl-Sabatini is a Luxembourgish sculptor of Italian origin. Several churches in the country display her metal works. Her vision of Mélusina Mater, a statue over 5 meters high at the entrance to the CHL maternity ward, is instantly recognizable .
• Tina Gillen represented Luxembourg at the Venice Biennale in 2022 with a series of paintings.