The Balearic art scene is flourishing
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CAN Art Fair, which will take place from June 26 to 30 at FECOEV (Fairs, Congresses, and Events of Ibiza), was launched at a press conference held at the Ibiza Council this week.
The event was attended by Sara Ramon, Councillor for Education, Culture, and Heritage of the Ibiza Council; Juan Miguel Costa, Island Director of Tourism; Miquel Costa, Island Director of Culture; and Sergio Sancho, Director and Founder of CAN Art Fair. The focus is on local artists and their work, alongside national exhibitions.
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Thanks to CAN Art Fair, Ibiza becomes the capital of contemporary art, stated Sara Ramon. The Councillor stressed the importance of “establishing synergies between the local and international scene , as well as the visibility that the fair gives to Balearic artists. I want to invite all lovers of contemporary art to come to CAN2024, and those who are not, too.”
Sergio Sancho thanked the support of the Ibiza Council for making such a clear commitment to culture on the island. We can see that the Ibizan cultural fabric is beginning to flourish. Our arrival has acted as a link between existing projects and those that are emerging, acknowledged the Director and Founder of CAN Art Fair.
Showcasing Balearic talent
33 national and international galleries (including 6 from the Balearic Islands) and around 120 artists will showcase the best of new contemporary art. The fair also has an OFF Program consisting of 5 exhibitions by 6 Balearic artists, which was presented last Friday.
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