Art-Management, a Luxembourg art-consulting company, has announced an apéro-conference dedicated to Coco Chanel and the vernissage of the exhibition “ΞΣotion” by Rafael Springer and Kristina Mygul, taking place on Thursday 21 and Friday 22 May 2026.
Both events will be held on the company’s premises at 38 Route d’Esch in Luxembourg City. According to the organisers, the programme forms part of a series of cultural events aimed at promoting contemporary art, cultural exchange and public engagement with the arts.
On Thursday at 18:30, international public speaker, philosopher and author Rick Serrano will present an apéro-conference titled “Glamour, Class and Strength” focusing on “The World of Coco Chanel”. Participation costs €40.
On Friday at 18:30, Art-Management will host the vernissage of the exhibition “ΞΣotion” by Rafael Springer and Kristina Mygul. The opening event will include a cocktail reception, music and a guided tour with the artists.
Registration for both events is available via email at oksana@art-management.lu.
According to Art-Management, Rafael Springer combines traditional craftsmanship with avant-garde techniques in works characterised by bold colours, intricate details and emotional themes. The organisers noted that his work has previously been exhibited internationally, including in New York and Berlin. Discussing his work, Rafael Springer stated: “My monoprints are part of my ‘Endlos’ and ‘Dreams’ series, hand-printed from inked plastic bags and woodcuts on collages of LIDL advertisements and others, leaving room for chance and the simplicity of forms and human emotions.”
Kristina Mygul is a Ukrainian multidisciplinary artist working across painting, installation and performance art. Based in Luxembourg since 2022, she was recently listed in the Lëtzebuerger Konschtlexikon at the National Museum of Archaeology, History and Art (MNAHA). According to the organisers, she has participated in more than twenty collective and solo exhibitions across several European countries.
Discussing the exhibition, Kristina Mygul stated: “The exhibition brings together my works created at different moments of life and in different emotional states. They form a space of quiet presence – a reminder of sensitivity as an essential part of the human experience and of the ability to remain sensitive even when it hurts.”
