Category: Art

Holding Form: Melina Shukuroglou at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Limassol

This October, CANVAS opened Holding Form, a new exhibition by Cyprus-based artist Melina Shukuroglou at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Limassol, in collaboration with Marfields Group. The project marks the fourth chapter in CANVAS’s ongoing cultural programme at the Residences. Each edition introduces a different artist and body of work into the space, creating an opportunity for...

November 4, 2026

Côte d’Azur with Andrea Mongenie: The Value of the Unhurried Conversation

Last Wednesday, we brought together a curated circle of collectors and private guests for a special lunch at Château de la Chèvre d’Or in Èze, alongside our Paris-based artist Andrea Mongenie. It is hard to imagine a more fitting setting for this conversation. The South of France has historically shaped the trajectories of so many...

June 29, 2026
post Art, Culture

Notes from Art Basel’s Preview

After two days of the Art Basel preview, what felt most relevant to us was not a single trend, artist or sale, but the way discovery itself is changing. So much is already visible before you arrive. Works circulate through previews, PDFs, private messages, press images and social media. By the time the fair opens, many...

A Third Cultural Chapter at The Ritz-Carlton Residences

CANVAS has unveiled its latest project at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Limassol, marking the third cultural chapter developed within this setting and continuing an ongoing collaboration shaped by consistency, trust and a shared commitment to thoughtful cultural programming. Presented in collaboration with Marfields Group and developed in dialogue with Marriott’s wider theme, The Great Love of...

April 29, 2026
post Art, Culture, Opinion

The Great Wealth Transfer and the End of Art as Decoration

The $83 trillion Great Wealth Transfer is not only a shift in capital. It is a shift in cultural expectation. As wealth moves toward women and a younger generation of collectors, the art market is being pushed to confront something it has avoided for a long time: the old transactional model is losing its grip....

March 16, 2026