
Mugur Popa is a Romanian artist born in Constanța, whose work blends minimalism, figurative
Art Fairs
An innovative art and design fair in Bordeaux blending contemporary creativity with the French art de vivre.
| Type: | Art Fairs |
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| Where: | 14 Quai des Chartrons, 33000 Bordeaux, France |
| When: | 27/05/2026 - 31/05/2026 |
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About BAD+ Bordeaux 2026:
From May 27–31, 2026, BAD+ Bordeaux Art + Design Fair transforms Hangar 14 into a vibrant hub for contemporary art, design, and French lifestyle. Since its 2022 debut, BAD+ has become an essential international event, attracting galleries, artists, collectors, and the public. The fair features painting, sculpture, photography, installations, and design objects, alongside performances, music, and culinary experiences. With partnerships ranging from global art institutions to Bordeaux wineries, BAD+ celebrates both international creativity and local culture. Highlights include thematic exhibitions tackling social issues, off-site citywide events, and the prestigious BAD+ Ebabx Prize for emerging artists.





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