Rogatchi Art at Swiss Art Expo 2026

Media-release

September 1, 2026

The Rogatchi Foundation is glad to inform that Michael and Inna Rogatchi art will be exhibited and presented at one of the largest world art events, Swiss Art Expo 2026 in Zurich. 

At the Swiss Art Expo which is set at the well-known SBB Event Hall at the Zurich Main Station, the art from 80 countries is present. It is one of the most popular international annual art events in the world.

Both artists have been invited to exhibit their works at the top world art event regularly, for several years. 

This year, Michael Rogatchi presented his very special work YESTERDAY, homage to Sir Paul McCartney.

The choice was not a random one. The artist and his team decided to celebrate this way the release of Sir Paul’s great The Boys from the Dungeon Street album  ( May 2026) , which is characteristically great and represents Paul McCartney’s truly unique spirit, understanding of life, grace and humanity. 

Michael Rogatchi (C). Yesterday. Homage to Paul McCartney. Oil on canvas. 80 x 70 cm. 1994. The Rogatchi Art Collection.

Previously, Michael and Inna Rogatchi were in touch with Sir Paul and Linda McCartney over the international charitable work of the Rogatchi’s first philanthropic organisation, Art Against Cancer ( AAC), to which Sir Paul and Linda McCartney expressed their very valuable and gracious support. 

The work has been exhibited widely internationally. It is one of the very special tributes and homage to The Beatles in general and to Sir Paul McCartney in particular. 

Inna Rogatchi is presented at the Swiss Art Expo 2026 by her diptych Vincent Travelling to Japan ( 2025), part of the artist’s ongoing VINCENT Project, in which she is addressing and re-addressing van Gogh’s legacy, based on her special historical research, in a new visual images. 

Studies for the diptych created by the artist belong to a notable private collection in Austria. 

The events of the Swiss Art Expo 2026 in Zurich  will be on public display at the SBB Event Hall , Zurich Main Station from September 2nd through September 6th.