Ibiza Nightclubs Transformed into Art Galleries for Culture Collective

For the Culture Collective Ibiza, three nightclubs in Ibiza—Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa Ibiza, and [UNVRS]—have been partially transformed into modern art galleries, with the exhibition set to run until mid-October 2026. This initiative, a collaboration with The Night League and the London-based art group W1 Curates, showcases the work of over 70 artists. At Hï Ibiza, digital screens measuring 229 feet display pieces by Sir Michael Craig-Martin, alongside marble sculptures by Nazareno Biondo, including a life-sized Fiat 500 named Old Lady. The venue’s exterior features 33-foot murals by PichiAvo and .EPOD. Meanwhile, [UNVRS] features a 732-square-foot stone bas relief by VHILS, showcasing nearly 20-foot faces framed by a Supermoon. The opening weekend included a symposium discussing art, music, fashion, and contemporary culture, featuring contributions from VHILS, Nazareno Biondo, PichiAvo, and Gorillaz's Remi Kabaka Jr. Mark Dale, founder of W1 Curates, expressed the aim of enhancing art accessibility and redefining the traditional gallery experience. Yann Pissenem, CEO of The Night League, noted that the project was inspired by Ibiza's vibrant creative energy.