International exhibitions

In 2026, Mayfair Artist → expands the studio’s international exhibition footprint across Italy, Canada, Germany, and Venice — placing luxury watch art within contemporary gallery contexts and institutional-facing cultural spaces.

The studio positions luxury watch art → within contemporary fine art — translating horology into large-scale visual permanence: craftsmanship, mechanical precision, identity, and legacy.

These placements form part of the wider rise of contemporary horological art →: an emerging category where watches are treated not as products, but as cultural artefacts made permanent through painting.

Spring 2026 international placements

In Spring 2026, Mayfair Editions presented selected works through ARTBOXY across multiple international gallery placements, extending the visibility of the studio’s watch paintings into new markets and collector-facing spaces.

The Quebec placement introduced Mayfair Editions into a Canadian exhibition environment through Galerie Le Chien d'Or, where the studio’s interpretation of watch culture was presented as part of an international digital gallery programme. The work reflected Mayfair’s central idea: that a luxury watch is not only worn, but remembered.

Read the Quebec exhibition feature →

Exhibited in Milan through ARTBOXY at EXPO MILANO 2026, Throne of Hours positioned the Mayfair Editions studio in one of Europe’s key cities for design, culture, and luxury. The placement strengthened the connection between horology, status, and contemporary painting.

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In Berlin, Urban Pulse entered the sharply contemporary setting of Nicoleta Gallery, reinforcing the studio’s dialogue between watch symbolism, urban energy, and collector identity. The Berlin presentation formed an important part of Mayfair Editions’ wider international exhibition record.

Read the Berlin exhibition feature →

Venice 2026

This presentation represents a defining institutional milestone for Mayfair Editions — expanding from London-based studio practice to an international exhibition platform.

As a luxury watch artist →, Mayfair situates the watch as cultural artefact: a marker of achievement, heritage and self-worth — made permanent in paint.

View the full Venice programme →

Ongoing & future installations

Additional international exhibitions and private installations are scheduled throughout 2026 and beyond. All confirmed updates are published through the official Mayfair Editions journal.

The long-term direction of the studio is to continue placing luxury watch paintings within international exhibition environments, collector networks, and authority-building platforms that support the rise of Mayfair Editions as a defining voice in watch-inspired fine art.

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Resources

• Press hub
• Mayfair Artist — biography & exhibitions
• Luxury watch art
• Contemporary horological art
• Watch culture