The 4th edition of CAN Art Fair Ibiza has just wrapped up, and from June 25 to 29, 2025, the FECOEV fairgrounds in Ibiza once again became the epicenter of cutting-edge contemporary art. As we welcomed the summer and celebrated Ibiza Art Week, the fair beautifully fused the island’s creative energy with the relaxed, sun-soaked atmosphere that only Ibiza can offer.

Now firmly established as the most distinctive artistic and cultural event of the season, CAN Art Fair Ibiza is where art meets the beach — a unique experience where avant-garde creativity thrives in a stunning Mediterranean setting. More than just a fair, CAN is a dynamic and evolving platform — a true celebration of contemporary art and the soul of the Pitiusas.

We’re already looking ahead with excitement to the 5th edition of CAN Art Fair Ibiza, returning in June 2026. We’ll be waiting for you at our CASA, ready once again to share the magic of the island.

In its third edition, held from June 26 to 30, 2024, the CAN Art Fair in Ibiza reinforced its role as a platform for promoting art on the Balearic island and showcasing the latest trends in contemporary creation. This year’s edition grew notably, with a stronger presence of Balearic proposals in its main exhibition space and an expanded OFF Program, which included five simultaneous exhibitions across Ibiza and Formentera. This dynamic program helped shape an authentic Art Week, supported by institutions, galleries, and cultural agents. The timing of the fair at the start of summer positioned Ibiza as both a cultural and tourist destination of international relevance. With 36 galleries and over 120 artists, the fair welcomed nearly 5,000 visitors from around the world, including a rising number of art professionals. Several prizes were awarded, including the first residency award from Las Cicadas to Giovanni Ozzola and Guillermo Mora, the Fundació Carmen & Lluís Bassat award to Michael Staniak, the Del Arco Collection prize to Lotte Weiringa, and the OD Hotels award to Alain Biltereyst.

Several Special Projects inside the fair highlighted design and photography, giving visibility to new initiatives such as Maison Soleille and Agony and Ecstasy, as well as established names like Galería También. The Postering Ibiza 1980–2020 exhibition, with vintage posters by artists who lived on the island, offered a nostalgic glimpse into Ibiza’s artistic history. Meanwhile, the CAN Local initiative served as a platform for independent projects developing simultaneously on the island, enriching the cultural ecosystem and strengthening Art Week in Ibiza as a vibrant hub for contemporary creativity.

The second edition of CAN Art Fair, held in Ibiza from July 12 to 16, 2023, consolidated the fair as a key platform for contemporary art and new artistic languages. With 38 galleries, more than 150 artists, and 5,000 visitors, the fair also launched the OFF Program with three exhibitions by Balearic artists, reinforcing Art Week on the island. Awards included the CCA Andratx residency for Tariq Oliver, the Fundació Carmen & Lluís Bassat acquisition prize for Pixy Liao, and the Lio Malca Collection award for Jonny Niesche.

The event featured Taschen, OceanKeepers, and Ibiza Global Radio, alongside the support of sponsors such as Ibiza Travel, Gucci, Volkswagen ID. Buzz, Cervezas Alhambra, Barceló Imperial, Vilebrequin, Paya Hotels, Lucas Fox, and OD Hotels. Thanks to these collaborations, the edition stood out as a unique event that strengthened the presence of contemporary art in Ibiza.

The first edition of CAN Ibiza took place from July 13 to 17, 2022, with 36 galleries from 13 countries and 5,000 visitors at the FECOEV venue, highlighting the strong presence of international collectors, especially from Asia, the Americas, and Europe. Beyond the fair itself, events blended art with the Mediterranean lifestyle, including a dinner with Gucci at Terra Masia, cocktails by Glenfiddich & Barceló, Cervezas Alhambra, and Bardo wines, an afterparty at Pacha Ibiza, and exclusive dinners at El Silencio Ibiza and Akasha Club supported by renowned brands.

The Collectors Program offered cultural activities that showcased the island’s artistic richness, such as visits to artisan studios, guided tours of the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Ses12naus Foundation, Casa Broner, Espacio Micus, and the Puget Museum. With the support of Gucci, Lucas Fox, Vilebrequin, Glenfiddich & Barceló, and the Consell d’Eivissa, CAN Ibiza established itself as an international meeting point to experience contemporary art within the unique Mediterranean setting.