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 […]
“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 presents Art and Nature, an exhibition featuring works by Picasso, Miró, Le Corbusier, Georgia O’Keeffe, Alvar Aalto and many others. The show explores 20th and 21st century art through a dialogue between creative languages that reflect on humanity’s relationship with nature in times of ecological and climate crisis. With around eighty pieces from […]
Vista is the first solo exhibition in Spain by leading contemporary abstract British artist Fiona Rae. The exhibition will be on display in Room C at Es Baluard Museu d’Art Contemporani in Palma. It will feature a representative selection of works created by the artist over the last three decades. Pieces from important international collections […]
Eva Lootz is a trailblazing artist known for using natural and industrial materials to explore physical, sensory, and symbolic processes. Everything is connected: art, language, body, ecology and science. Her artwork does not provide clear-cut interpretations. In fact, it encourages viewers to find their own meanings in unexpected, fragmented and unspoken elements, challenging traditional forms […]
