Gagosian and W1 Curates to Host Michael Craig-Martin Conversation on October 15 in London

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Tuesday, September 29, 2026 · Release dated September 28 · 1 min read
Gagosian and W1 Curates to Host Michael Craig-Martin Conversation on October 15 in London
Image by Kleon3 via Openverse (CC BY-SA)
Exhibition Gagosian

The Facts

On September 28, 2026, Gagosian announced a conversation between artist Michael Craig-Martin and art historian Ben Luke to celebrate Craig-Martin's digital installation "Music" (2026). The event will take place on Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 7 to 9 pm at W1 Curates, located on the Flannels flagship store on Oxford Street, London. The installation is on view throughout October. The discussion will cover the evolution of "Music," Craig-Martin's career, and his engagement with new technology, as well as the project's ambition to bring art beyond conventional institutions into everyday life. The event is free and open to the public.

The Signal

The conversation underscores Craig-Martin's continued exploration of digital media and public art, a shift from his earlier conceptual and minimalist works. For Gagosian, partnering with W1 Curates—a public art platform—signals a strategic effort to reach broader audiences outside traditional gallery spaces. The project reflects a growing trend among blue-chip galleries to invest in accessible, site-specific installations that engage with urban environments and younger demographics, potentially expanding the market for digital and public art.

  • Artists: Michael Craig-Martin
  • People: Ben Luke
  • Galleries: Gagosian, W1 Curates
  • Locations: London
Originally via Gagosian · Curated by The Cultural Signal
Image by Kleon3 via Openverse (CC BY-SA)

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