This exhibition at Palma’s Llotja features bronze sculptures that reflect Miró’s exploration of form and symbolism in three dimensions. Works such as Oiseau lunaire and Maternité reveal a dialogue between the ancestral and the modern, the natural and the fantastical. Displayed in the Gothic setting of the Llotja, the pieces highlight the poetic and cosmic […]
Palma transforms into an authentic Miró landscape: the places that marked Joan Miró’s first artistic steps during his childhood now serve as the setting for a grand celebration of his legacy. "The Magic Spark" is the centerpiece of an ambitious project titled Paysage Miró, developed in collaboration with the Reina Sofía National Museum and Successió […]
The exhibition Paysage Miró. Colour and Its Shadow invites visitors to immerse themselves in the creative world of Joan Miró through the interplay between his paintings and sculptures. The selection includes bronze sculptures, paintings, and works on paper, offering a non-linear journey through his artistic evolution. Special focus is placed on his sculptural work from […]
Gerhardt Braun Gallery in Palma presents Fashionista, an exhibition by German artist Heiner Meyer. Educated in Fine Arts at Braunschweig University and trained with Karl Schulz and Malte Sartorius, Meyer naturally embraces fashion as the central theme of his artistic exploration.
The Inhabited Mask depicts an intimate connection between two characters, Joan and Ninna, who wander through Joan Miró’s most enchanting studio at Son Boter, embarking on a mythical journey through the rooms of the house. These figures appear to exist in a suspended state of consciousness, offering the world their profound and generous vision. Contemporary […]
The exhibition at Fundación Miró in Palma features “Grip Face,” an installation of twelve suspended sculptures representing masks hanging from thorn ropes, arranged in the shape of the European Union symbol. This artwork questions Europe’s pacifist identity and its ambiguous role in armed conflicts, showing fragmented figures that can be read as symbols of resistance […]
“Nos encontramos en la noche” invites visitors to explore the sculptural universe of Elisa Braem, characterized by experimentation with clay, enamel, wood, and metal. The exhibition integrates animal, plant, and human forms with natural and architectural elements, creating a symbiosis that reflects the human connection to the environment. Through a poetic and philosophical language, Braem’s […]
“Prelude for the Sun and the Stars” transforms Es Baluard Museu’s Espacio C into an immersive space where time, matter, and perception intertwine. Sandra Cinto creates an expanded landscape through drawing, line, and rhythm, inviting reflection and contemplation. The site-specific installation unfolds across three interconnected spaces: monumental fabrics evoking the seven seas, a golden mural […]
“La Biblioteca” by Stella Rahola Matutes showcases over 2,000 pieces made from recycled or discarded borosilicate glass, on display at Fundació Miró Mallorca (Espai Zero) from September 19, 2025 to March 23, 2026. Through sculptural and installation works, the artist salvages materials that are nearly impossible to reuse, exploring craftsmanship in contrast to political contexts […]
CaixaForum Palma hosts the first joint exhibition of Javier and Rafa Forteza, two creators who, from distinct yet parallel paths, explore the limits of the image, the enigma of the face, and the power of abstraction. Their works reveal androgynous faces and ambiguous forms that invite introspection, balancing between pain and calm, memory and suggestion. […]
