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 […]

The exhibition “La montagna incantata” by multidisciplinary artist Claudio Zulian (15 April – 6 September 2026) encourages reflection on contemporary reality through polyphony: multiple voices, narratives and experiences coexisting without hierarchy. The exhibition also includes key pieces such as L'Avenir and A través del Carmel, where the individual and the communal intertwine. Another highlight is […]

Jean-Marie del Moral, a French photographer based in Mallorca, has put together an exhibition that explores the connections between Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró through the landscapes of Mont-roig del Camp and Horta de Sant Joan. The exhibition includes images taken in 2022 in these two key locations: Horta, where Picasso initiated cubism, and Mont-roig, […]

The exhibition “New Life After Fire” by Portuguese artist Carlos Bunga (15 April - 6 September 2026) explores fire as a symbol of transformation, regeneration and new beginnings. Inspired by ancestral traditions and rituals such as the night of Noche de San Juan firework festival, Bunga presents an exhibition in constant evolution, where the creative […]

Photographer Jean Marie del Moral’s exhibition opens on 24 April as part of PHOTO FEST 2026. The exhibition features ten photographs from the previously unseen series “Pedreres”, taken in the quarries of Mallorca between 2024 and 2025.

The Mallorca PhotoFest 2026 is the new international photography festival to be held on the island from 25 April to 30 August 2026. There will be exhibitions, workshops, conferences and various activities organised by the Art Palma Contemporani association in joint collaboration with public and private institutions, including galleries, art centres and municipalities.

The National Geographic ‘Colours of the World’ exhibition takes visitors on a visual journey that celebrates our planet’s diversity and beauty through colour. Each image captures unique moments in different corners of the world, from vibrant landscapes to lively cultural traditions.

Mariano Yera's collection of contemporary art, considered to be one of the most important in Spain, is being temporarily exhibited at the Juan March Foundation's museums, featuring a selection of twenty pieces. This collection expands and enriches our understanding of 20th-century Spanish art, complementing the artists already represented and introducing new creators. Opening Hours Monday […]

There once was at the bottom of the sea is an exhibition created from shipwrecks and fragments that reconstruct an imaginary seabed, where visitors can discover remnants, connections and stories linking the sea, the city and its memory.You can visit this exhibition at Casal Solleric in Palma.

Pilar Juncosa, the partner of Joan Miró, was an important figure in the life of the Catalan painter. Aware of the role she played in his life, the Pilar i Joan Miró Foundation decided to pay tribute to her by naming the Foundation’s library the Biblioteca Pilar Juncosa. Furthermore, her profile was added to Wikipedia […]

The friendship between Ignacio Zuloaga and Hermen Anglada-Camarasa is reflected in the letters they exchanged over the years. These writings offer a deeper insight into their work and their vision of art. They first met at the 1900 Paris Exposition, where they were already making a name for themselves as artists. From then on, they […]

This exhibition invites visitors to discover how Joan Miró found new creative possibilities in everyday, seemingly ordinary elements. Unfinished works, reused materials, personal memories and everyday spaces are transformed into starting points for a continuous artistic renewal. Continuing the journey begun with La Chispa Mágica, this exhibition explores the importance of chance, memory and the […]

The Juan March Foundation has launched an exhibition dedicated to one of the most important figures in post-war European art and a pioneer of New Realism, Yves Klein. Through more than twenty paintings and three-dimensional pieces, the exhibition explores his most iconic series, from the monochromes to the Anthropometries and the iconic Klein blue pigment […]

Ugo Ricciardi’s photographic work focuses on the exploration of spaces imbued with historical, spiritual and architectural significance. His fascination with photography as a tool capable of recording and revealing light is reflected in images that capture unique and evocative atmospheres. Through his camera, the artist explores the relationship between human beings, the natural environment and […]

Fermay Gallery presents TEMPO VERTICAL. En el fondo del oído, una imagen an exhibition by Alejandro Corujeira and Eduardo Martín del Pozo, accompanied by a curatorial text by Claudia Rodríguez-Ponga. Sound belongs to the realm of the invisible; painting, to that of silence. A tension as complex as it is powerful arises between these two […]

The exhibition brings together works by Rosa Caterina Bosch, Louise Hopkins, Ken Kiff, Jennifer Latour, Edward Lipski, Joan Miró, Asunción Molinos Gordo, Joana Vasconcelos, Mallorcan ex-votos, and artist-curator Janice McNab in a historic manor house whose door knocker—a female hand holding an apple—symbolises the link between home and nature. The House and the Forest reflects […]

Linen becomes the protagonist in “Nothingness,” the new exhibition by Anke Blaue within ART PALMA SUMMER. ABA ART presents a series of works in which colour, texture, and silence enter into dialogue with antique linens intervened by the artist, transforming each piece into a sensory and contemplative experience. Far from seeking representation, Blaue focuses on […]

El imprescindible: el grabado entre grabados offers a perspective on printmaking as a tool for creation, research and artistic experimentation. The exhibition brings together a notable selection of graphic works, shown for the first time at Casal Solleric, with the aim of highlighting a discipline that has long remained in the background within the artistic […]

Baró Galeria presents Eroded Horizon, Daniel Arsham’s fifth exhibition in collaboration with the gallery and his second exhibition at Baró Mallorca. Presented as part of the Art Palma Summer 2026 programme, the exhibition brings together a carefully curated selection of recent and previously unseen works that explore the dialogue between sculpture, drawing and painting. Through […]

Baró Mallorca presents Pagan Tales: The Golden Moon, the first solo exhibition in Spain by Brazilian artist Estevan Davi, accompanied by a critical text by Iñaki Martínez. The exhibition opens as part of Art Palma Summer 2026, the annual programme that brings together the coordinated openings of galleries across different parts of the island. Following […]

The exhibition explores the work of Marco Bizzarri, focusing on the mining landscapes of northern Chile. Through repeated journeys, photographs, and paintings, the artist investigates how extractive activity transforms both the territory and its atmosphere. His works depict abandoned industrial spaces, suspended dust, and ruined structures, using light and layering to evoke memory, time, and […]

The text links Lydia Blakeley's work to the pop art tradition, especially with Pauline Boty. The author compares her analysis to Ali Smith's perspective through the character Elisabeth Demand. It highlights how Blakeley takes up visual strategies present in Boty'sworks, such as collages, celebrity images, glamour and popular culture, to build his own contemporary artistic […]

  SUNTOPIA brings together a series of works by Anna Gonzalez Noguchi created from everyday objects and domestic materials preserved over time. By taking these elements out of their original function and rearranging them, the artist invites us to reflect on memory, care, the organization of daily life, and how personal objects contribute to building […]

On 18 June at 6:30 pm, the Cathedral will host the opening of “Gaudí in the Cathedral of Mallorca: Liturgy, Art and Modernity", an exhibition offering an accessible and well-documented exploration of the legacy of Antoni Gaudí in the Mallorcan cathedral. Access to the event will be via the Portal de l’Almoina.

This exhibition showcases Aitor Ortiz’s insight into Antoni Gaudí’s architecture. The artist revisits this extensively photographed body of work through the lens of distance, austerity and visual silence. Through almost 70 small-format photographs, taken using contemporary techniques, Ortiz invites us to see Gaudí’s buildings in a new light, where spaces, forms and visual silences become […]