Art & Exhibitions in Mallorca

Miró's most experimental stage: found objects, “discarded” materials and the art of looking at everyday life again

This exhibition revolves around a beautiful idea: Miró does not “discover”, but rather “rediscovers”. Based on his own past, sketches, works in progress, forgotten materials and unexpected finds, the exhibition tells how that “spark” that drives his creation is activated.

It is presented at the Edifici Moneo (Espai Estrella) and brings together paintings, drawings, sculptures/models, documents, photos, objects and videos. 

✅ Why go
Because it's not just “seeing works”: it's entering Miró's mental workshop. If you like to understand the creative process (how an idea is born from something everyday), this exhibition is made for that. 

❌ To keep in mind
On Mondays it is closed and they do not sell tickets 45 minutes before closing, so don't leave it until the last minute. 

📍 Data
Date: February 11, 2026 — January 17, 2027
Place: Fundació Miró Mallorca (Edifici Moneo, Espai Estrella), Carrer de Saridakis 29, Palma
Opening: February 11, 2026 · 19:00

🕒 Hours (winter)
Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00–18:00
Sundays and holidays: 10:00–15:00
Monday: closed

🎟️ Tickets
General admission: €10
Reduced: €6.5
Reduced residents in Palma: €4
FREE: Saturdays from 3:00 p.m. and the first Sunday of each month (in addition to other cases with accreditation). 

Cineforum series at CaixaForum Palma
A film club open to all audiences (with a special focus on senior audiences) to watch films as a shared experience: presentation by an expert, screening and subsequent conversation.
🎬🗣️ Each block revolves around a universal theme (childhood, memory, migrations, war, beauty or family) and combines classics with contemporary titles. 

✅ Why go
Because it's not just “going to the movies”: it's cinema with context and debate, ideal if you like to go out with ideas and conversation. Additionally, the cycle format lets you choose by topic (or follow them all). 

❌ To keep in mind
The sessions are cineforum type and some have an age recommendation (for example, +12). There are tickets per session and also a season ticket. 

📍 Data
Date: February 15 to November 22, 2026
Hours: Depending on session (Sundays, with specific passes)
Place:CaixaForum Palma (Plaza de Weyler, 3)
Entry: €4 per session (and cycle pass €9)

🗓️ 2026 Programming (highlighted sessions published)
📌 Sunday 02/15 · 17:00 - The 400 Blows (Truffaut) · cineforum (+12)
📌 Sunday 03/15 — Life is beautiful · cineforum
📌 Sunday 04/19 — The girls · cineforum
📌 Sunday 05/03 — “And yet we were born” show (cinema-concert)
📌 Sunday 09/27 – West Side Story · cineforum
📌 Sunday 10/18 – The 47· cineforum
📌 Sunday 11/22 – Minari. History of my family· cineforum

💡 Useful tip
The sessions are presented and energized by an expert (for example, in The 400 Blows Ricard Mamblona appears as presenter and facilitator) and then a conversation is opened with the public. The center also indicates that it is an adapted space.

Climb up to the terraces to see Palma from above: bay, bell tower, flying buttresses and rose window (guided tours in shifts)

If you are looking for a “wow” plan without leaving the center, this is one of the most special experiences: you tour the terraces of the Cathedral and see up close elements that are normally only appreciated from below (buttresses, rose windows, Gothic details), as well as brutal views of the bay and the city.

The visits are made in groups, with shifts every 30 minutes and lasting approximately 1 hour. 

✅ Why go
It is the typical plan that surprises even if you have already been to the Cathedral: it totally changes the perspective and feels very “Palma”. 

❌ To keep in mind
For security reasons, access is limited to people over 9 years old and it is not recommended if you have cardiorespiratory problems, vertigo or reduced mobility. 

📍 Data
When: Visits available between March and November
Hours: Monday to Friday 10:00–16:30 Saturdays 10:00–13:30
Duration: Approx. 1 hour (shifts every 30 min)
Tickets: €25 (includes Cathedral + terraces + Museum of Sacred Art)

Balearic Residents: FREE on Fridays (removing entry at the box office) · €8 Monday-Thursday and Saturday

Gaudí in La Seu - Exhibition

The Cathedral-Basilica of Santa María de Mallorca will host the exhibition "Gaudí at the Cathedral of Mallorca. Liturgy, art and modernity", an exhibition that explores in an informative and documented way the influence of Antoni Gaudí on the Mallorcan temple.

Programming

• Opening: June 18, 2026 at 6:30 p.m.
• Duration: June 18, 2026 - June 18, 2027
• Access to the opening ceremony through the Almoina Portal

Data

• Location: Cathedral-Basilica of Santa María de Mallorca, Plaça de la Seu, s/n, Palma
• Category: Exhibitions
• Admission: Payment

One of the world's foremost expanded-painting artists transforms La Llotja in Palma into an active field of colour and experience. 🎨

Katharina Grosse presents Arrels, a co-production between the Government of the Balearic Islands and Es Baluard Museu, curated by David Barro.

🎨 KATHARINA GROSSE. ARRELS

📅 28 May 2026 to 31 January 2027

📍 La Llotja, Palma

🎟️ General admission €8 · reduced €5.50 · free for under-12s, unemployed people and other groups

📖 The exhibition

Internationally recognised for her expansive practice, Grosse has redefined the field of painting for over three decades, taking it beyond the canvas into direct engagement with architecture, landscape and public space. She conceives the world as a space for painting: in «Arrels» she transforms La Llotja into an active field of experience, using colour as a force to unify disparate elements and generate multisensory immersion.

Grosse draws no distinction between painting, sculpture and architecture, nor between interior and exterior, viewer and participant. This intervention marks a particularly significant moment in her career: the site itself becomes a subject, responding to La Llotja's historical dimension as one of Palma's most iconic heritage spaces.

🏛️ At Es Baluard

La Llotja opens 10.30 am–1 pm and 4–9 pm (until 7 pm from November). General admission to Es Baluard covers the building, temporary exhibitions, the collection galleries, the Aljub and the upper terraces.

ℹ️ Museum hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10 am–8 pm, Sunday 10 am–3 pm, closed Mondays.

✨ Colour, architecture and memory made into experience in one of Palma's most iconic spaces.

Stitched paintings, unpredictable ceramics, and bronzes: three decades of sculpture by one of the most renowned artists of her time. 🎨

Ghada Amer presents Sculpture Since 1991 in Space A of Es Baluard, curated by Clara Garau and David Barro.

🎨 GHADA AMER. SCULPTURE SINCE 1991

📅 From September 18, 2026 to January 31, 2027

🕐 Opening: September 17, 7:00 p.m.

📍 Space A, Es Baluard, Palma

🎟️ General admission €8 · reduced €5.50 · free for children under 12, unemployed people and other groups

📖 The proposal

Born in Cairo and based in New York, Ghada Amer is known for her stitched paintings, where embroidering erotic images onto the canvas blurs the vision and directs the pleasure toward the thread rather than the subject. In her ceramic sculptures, as uncontrollable as they are liberating, and in her bronzes, she translates that same painterly impulse: every painted, embroidered, or sculpted nuance becomes relevant.

The exhibition brings together three decades of sculptural work, including fountains created in collaboration with the Mallorcan pottery workshop of Pere Coll and windbreaks that act as barriers, both protecting and framing the images. A transcultural perspective that transcends disciplines, genres, and territories.

🏛️ At Es Baluard

The main entrance of Es Baluard gives access to the building, the temporary exhibitions, the collection room, the Aljub and the upper terraces.

ℹ️ Museum opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00, Sunday from 10:00 to 15:00, closed on Mondays.

✨ Sculpture, politics, and beauty intertwined in one of the most unique voices in contemporary art.

What happens when contemporary art looks at traditional crafts? A constellation of practices that engage with the materials and landscapes that gave rise to them. 🎨

📍 Practical information

📅 September 1, 2026 – October 18, 2026

📍 Casal Solleric — Noble floor

🎟️ Free admission

🪡 About the exhibition

The project stems from the desire to review vernacular crafts and techniques from a contemporary perspective, in order to articulate a constellation of artistic practices that engage with the materials and landscapes that originate them.

Ceramics, plant fibers, textiles, and wood cease to be mere "crafts" and become a language. This is the second stop on a project that began in Valencia and, in Palma, incorporates names from the Balearic Islands.

👩‍🎨 Artists

Ana Laura Aláez, Isabel Servera, Adriana Meunié and Marta Font, already present at the first Valencian meeting, along with Teresa Matas, Tonina Crespí and Joan Pere Català Roig & Albert Pinya.

🏛️ Casal Solleric

Casal Solleric is the contemporary art center of Palma City Council, housed in a Baroque palace on Passeig del Born. Its rooms—main floor, ground floor, mezzanine, the Aljub, and the courtyard—host exhibitions by local and international artists throughout the year.

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. · Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

🎟️ Free admission

ℹ️ Tel. 971 722 092 (Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.) · solleric@palma.cat · casalsolleric.palma.cat

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

What can a fresh perspective on the world's most photographed architecture offer? Nearly 70 black and white works by Aitor Ortiz. 📷

📍 Practical information

📅 September 1, 2026 – November 15, 2026

📍 Can Balaguer — Pilar Montaner Room

🎟️ Free admission

📷 About the exhibition

Photographing architecture, especially that of Antoni Gaudí, presents a particular challenge and an inevitable question: what can a new perspective bring to such photographed works?

Aitor Ortiz took on the challenge of photographing the architecture of the Catalan genius to explain something that had not been seen in the same way until now. He did not set out to find elements not yet photographed—perhaps impossible—but rather to observe them with austerity and detachment. Subtly, he also reveals the Gaudí who navigated between the artisanal traditions of the past and the technological modernity of his time, emphasizing the importance of his workshop-laboratory.

By eliminating the rhetoric of color and delving into the details, he discovers a Gaudí who is surprisingly current and modern for his time.

🖼️ The assembly

Nearly 70 small-scale, classically styled works, created using highly contemporary printing and mounting techniques. The exhibition is notable for its understated presence, making visual silence—as in the music of Frederic Mompou—the central element.

🏛️ Can Balaguer

Can Balaguer is a stately home in the center of Palma, of medieval origin and renovated in the Baroque period, which Josep Balaguer donated to the city. Today it is a municipal space that combines a permanent exhibition, temporary exhibitions, and cultural programming.

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 7 pm · Sundays and holidays from 11 am to 2 pm

🎟️ Free admission

ℹ️ Tel. 971 225 900, ext. 1727 and 1730 (Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.) · canbalaguer@palma.cat

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

Chopin and George Sand's Mallorcan winter, told through twelve original preludes and a bronze replica by the composer. 🎹

📍 Practical information

📅 September 1, 2026 – October 27, 2026

📍 Castell de Bellver — Sales de la Capella, 1st floor

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 7 pm · Sundays and holidays from 10 am to 3 pm

🎹 About the exhibition

The Palma City Council, in collaboration with the Fryderyk Chopin Institute in WarsawThis exhibition has been organized to showcase the influence that time spent in Mallorca had on the works of Chopin and George Sand. The project has benefited from contributions from the Museu de Mallorca, the Associació Can Vivot, and the Casa Museu Can Marquès.

The exhibition is divided into two rooms. The first is dedicated to the landscape and gastronomic culture of Mallorca, and includes three landscape paintings on loan from the Museu de Mallorca, two glass cloches with flowers, and a collection of copper utensils and other elements of traditional cuisine.

The other room incorporates all the museum exhibits from the Fryderyk Chopin Institute in Warsaw. Highlights include a large painting of the composer's final moments at the piano, a bronze replica of his hand, twelve original preludes, and portraits of the key figures.

🏰 The Bellver Castle

The exhibition can be visited in the Sales de la Capella, on the first floor of the 14th-century Gothic castle that overlooks the Bay of Palma and which today houses the Museu d'Història de la Ciutat.

ℹ️ Tel. 971 735 065 · castelldebellver@palma.es · castelldebellver.palma.es

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

Solleric launches a program dedicated to recent art graduates. Rebeca Morey, born in Palma in 2004, kicks things off. 🎨

📍 Practical information

📅 September 19, 2026 – November 22, 2026

📍 Casal Solleric — Aljub

🎟️ Free admission

🎨 About the exhibition

Rebeca Morey Pérez (Palma, 2004) has just graduated from ADEMA Fine Arts. She acknowledges that her vocation and destiny have always been to dedicate herself to art: she remembers how she used paints to draw and plasticine to find shapes that she would recreate time and time again.

This educational commitment has led her to embark on an artistic adventure, and Casal Solleric is supporting her with the first installment of NousTalents, a program dedicated to giving initial institutional visibility to newly graduated artists from the Islands.

His pieces, made of ceramic material and with an almost organic presence, occupy the space of the Aljub, the old cistern of the palace converted into an exhibition hall.

🏛️ Casal Solleric

Casal Solleric is the contemporary art center of Palma City Council, housed in a Baroque palace on Passeig del Born. Its rooms—main floor, ground floor, mezzanine, the Aljub, and the courtyard—host exhibitions by local and international artists throughout the year.

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. · Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

🎟️ Free admission

ℹ️ Tel. 971 722 092 (Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.) · solleric@palma.cat · casalsolleric.palma.cat

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

Acid green neon, a monumental inflatable sculpture in the courtyard, and the echo of a party that's already over. Or maybe not over yet. 💚🔊

📍 Practical information

📅 September 19, 2026 – January 7, 2027

📍 Casal Solleric — Pati, capsule del Born i façana

🎟️ Free admission

💚 About the exhibition

Club Miseria: The Last Beat is a new activation of the Club Miseria project, conceived by Bel Fullana and originally presented at Casal Solleric in 2019. That first version turned the room into a kind of synthetic, dysfunctional and acid club, imbued with sound, green neon lights, digital aesthetics, rave culture, humor and excess.

This new appearance doesn't reconstruct that club: it evokes it from another place, as a vestige, a sign, and its final heartbeat. The project unfolds through an archaeological capsule visible from the Born district, a light installation in acid green, and a monumental inflatable sculpture installed in the courtyard.

Throughout the exhibition period, the courtyard is traversed by a sound piece that transforms the installation into a desolate disco, a post-rave architecture in ruins inhabited by the reverberation of a party that has already passed or that perhaps has not yet ended.

🎧 Night of Art

During Nit de l'Art 2026, the courtyard is activated with two performative DJ sets by Virgen María and Oro Jondo, in a hybrid format between club and contemporary art, where the dance floor also appears as a political tool: a place to meet, occupy the space and generate other forms of community.

🏛️ Casal Solleric

Casal Solleric is the contemporary art center of Palma City Council, housed in a Baroque palace on Passeig del Born. Its rooms—main floor, ground floor, mezzanine, the Aljub, and the courtyard—host exhibitions by local and international artists throughout the year.

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. · Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

🎟️ Free admission

ℹ️ Tel. 971 722 092 (Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.) · solleric@palma.cat · casalsolleric.palma.cat

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

"When I enter the forest, I don't hear the birds, but the heartbeat of the roots." Olive tree sculptures in the heart of Palma City Hall. 🌳

📍 Practical information

📅 September 15, 2026 – December 6, 2026

📍 Espai COR — Palma City Council

🎟️ Free admission

🕐 Schedule: Monday to Friday from 9 to 20.30 h · Saturdays from 9 to 19 h · Sundays from 10 to 19 h

🌳 About the exhibition

"Beneath my feet stretches an invisible network that shares water, nutrients, and memory. Nothing lives alone. The forest exists because each of its elements sustains the others in a silent and persistent balance."

The group of sculptures of Fabian Schalekamp (Palma, 1964) proposes to reconstruct that forest of our collective imagination in a transit space —the Espai COR, in the epicenter of the city— and to turn it, even if only for an instant, into a space for reflection.

Fires, deforestation, and the climate emergency speak to the disruption of this balance. Perhaps protecting the forest is not just about conserving trees, but about regaining awareness of our interdependence with everything around us. Artwork made of wild olive wood, dimensions vary.

🏛️ What is Espai COR

Espai COR is the art gallery that Palma City Council set up in the entrance hall of the municipal offices in Plaça de Cort. A passageway transformed into an exhibition space, with free admission and extended opening hours.

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

The traditional palm weaving of Llevant, Mallorca, transformed into an installation and sculpture. A figurative cave in Espai Zero. 🌿

📍 Practical information

📅 September 18, 2026 – March 28, 2027

📍 Fundació Miró Mallorca — Espai Zero

🌿 About the exhibition

Isabel Servera, a Mallorcan visual artist based in Barcelona, presents AlenadesThis project revives the traditional palm weaving techniques of the Llevant region of Mallorca. Through installation and sculpture, it explores the relationship between body, matter, and territory, in dialogue with the universe of Miró, folk knowledge, and the Mediterranean landscape.

His pieces create their own habitat in the Miró. They colonize Espai Zero and engage in dialogue both with the omnipresent spirit of Joan Miró and his work and with the space conceived to house his Foundation in Mallorca.

They expand as unique formations, both rocky and vegetal, in a symbiotic relationship that represents the figurative scenery of a cave: a shelter that houses two groups of works, the so-called Vetleria and the Alenades.

🏛️ Fundació Miró Mallorca

The Fundació Miró Mallorca preserves the studios in Cala Major where Joan Miró worked during the last three decades of his life, next to the building designed by Rafael Moneo. In addition to its collection, it programs contemporary artists' projects each season at Espai Zero, Espai Cúbic, and the Auditori.

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm · Sundays and holidays from 10 am to 3 pm

ℹ️ Tel. 971 70 14 20 · info@miromallorca.com · miromallorca.com

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

Alabaster, water, and light. A site-specific installation about the time from flow to sedimentation. 💡

📍 Practical information

📅 September 18, 2026 – March 28, 2027

📍 Fundació Miró Mallorca — Espai Cúbic

💡 About the exhibition

Jora is a site-specific installation that stems from the observation of light in the architectural environment of the Foundation. Pedro Torres focuses on specific elements, such as alabaster and water, and their interaction with light: materials that allude to the period of time between flow and sedimentation.

Miró observed his immediate natural surroundings and, from there, constructed a sculptural-pictorial language based on simple forms and colors. In Torres's case, this observation leads us to a much broader temporal dimension, bringing into the present a material past that continues to unfold.

In both cases, the observation of reality allows for a poetic transformation of materiality: Miró's quest to explore the physical sensation of color and its projection in space is the same one that guides Torres in this project.

🏛️ Fundació Miró Mallorca

The Fundació Miró Mallorca preserves the studios in Cala Major where Joan Miró worked during the last three decades of his life, next to the building designed by Rafael Moneo. In addition to its collection, it programs contemporary artists' projects each season at Espai Zero, Espai Cúbic, and the Auditori.

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm · Sundays and holidays from 10 am to 3 pm

ℹ️ Tel. 971 70 14 20 · info@miromallorca.com · miromallorca.com

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

Two immersive films about ecology and the intelligence of nature. One of them was shown at the Catalan Pavilion of the Venice Biennale. 🎬🌍

📍 Practical information

📅 September 18, 2026 – March 28, 2027

📍 Fundació Miró Mallorca — Auditori

🎬 About the exhibition

Carlos Casas presents two audiovisual projects that speak of the present by exploring ecology and the intelligence of nature: imagining ways of living in harmony with the world around us and highlighting the importance of diverse experiences, to give rise to new ways of understanding, feeling and relating to the world.

Two immersive films are projected: Cementery (2019) and Bestiari (2025), the latter curated by Filipa Ramos and produced by the Institut Ramon Llull, which was projected in the Catalan Pavilion during the 60th Venice Biennale.

Both films are rooted in the artistic tradition of documentary cinema: multi-layered visual and sound works that create environments capable of triggering new auditory experiences in the viewer, while fostering intercultural encounters.

🏛️ Fundació Miró Mallorca

The Fundació Miró Mallorca preserves the studios in Cala Major where Joan Miró worked during the last three decades of his life, next to the building designed by Rafael Moneo. In addition to its collection, it programs contemporary artists' projects each season at Espai Zero, Espai Cúbic, and the Auditori.

🕐 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm · Sundays and holidays from 10 am to 3 pm

ℹ️ Tel. 971 70 14 20 · info@miromallorca.com · miromallorca.com

✨ Cultural program of the Palma City Council. All the information at palmacultura.es.

Fifteen works selected from 108 entries. The exhibition hall of Calvià Town Hall hosts the Painting and Photography finalists of the 24th Rei en Jaume Awards until 30 October. 🎨📷

Free admission, Monday to Friday.

🎨 EXHIBITION OF FINALIST WORKS - REI EN JAUME AWARDS

📅 Until Friday 30 October 2026

🕐 Monday to Friday, 9.00 am to 8.00 pm

📍 Exhibition hall, Calvià Town Hall

🎟️ Free entry

📖 This year's competition

The 24th edition drew a notable turnout: 108 works submitted, 56 in Photography and 52 in Painting. After the jury's deliberation, 15 finalist works were selected: 6 photographs and 9 paintings.

🖼️ The finalists

Alejandro Javaloyas, Carmen Cañadas, Cristina Vinyals, Danús, Enric Servera, Gabriela Seguí, Inula, Iñaki Abella, Joan Oliver, José Reyes Belzunce, Jose Juan Gimeno, Jorge Cabral, Mónica Vila, Xavier Ferrer Chust and Zaurín.

🏛️ More than forty years of history

The Rei en Jaume Awards, run by Calvià Town Council, support artistic and literary creation and encourage cultural activity across the municipality. Over four decades they have built a legacy connecting countless cultural professionals in Mallorca.

The awards ceremony takes place on Friday 30 October 2026, when the jury and the winners will be announced.

ℹ️ Good to know: the hall follows office hours, Monday to Friday, and is closed at weekends. Captions are in Catalan and Spanish.

✨ A free chance to see, up close, the best painting and photography being made in Mallorca today.

Fifteen years of independent cinema, voices from around the world, and a Mediterranean island as its epicenter. 🎬🦀

Of the October 28 to November 4, 2026, he Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival (EMIFF) returns to celebrate his fifteenth edition, a significant anniversary for the island's most established international film festival.

🎬 EMIFF 2026 · 15TH ANNIVERSARY

📅 From October 28 to November 4, 2026

📍 Palma and various locations in Mallorca

🎟️ Tickets and venues to be confirmed

🌍 What is EMIFF

Born in Mallorca, the EMIFF has become an international meeting point for filmmakers, actors, producers and film loversIts programming typically includes feature films, short films, documentaries, international premieres, industry meetings, talks, and networking activities.

At the center, things remain the same: Independent voices, diverse perspectives, and cultures that connect through filmwith Mallorca as an essential part of its identity.

🦀 The crab, image of 2026

This year's official poster features a crab designed by Olaf MeyerInspired by one of the Mediterranean's most famous inhabitants, the festival's character is resilient, tenacious, and determined to forge its own path. It serves as a metaphor for the festival itself: moving differently, exploring new perspectives, and making room for stories that don't fit into the mainstream.

It also completes a visual trilogy dedicated to the marine life of the Balearic Islands:

🐟 2024 · Flying fish

🐙 2025 · Octopus

🦀 2026 · Crab

ℹ️ Things to keep in mind: The full film program, screening schedule, venues, and ticketing information are yet to be announced. We will update this page as they become available.

✨ Fifteen editions, a wealth of stories, and a Mediterranean island as its epicenter. EMIFF returns this autumn.

Palma's seafront hosts the monumental outdoor sculpture by Bernar Venet, an artistic installation engaging in direct dialogue with the Mediterranean Sea and the urban horizon. 🎨🌊

Organized in connection with Casal Solleric, this presentation brings to the city the work of one of the most prominent figures in international conceptual art.

🎨 Bernar Venet - “9 Acute Uneven Angles”

📅 From April 9, 2026 to April 9, 2028

🕐 Time: Public outdoor space

📍 In front of Palau de Congressos (carrer de Joan Maragall), Palma

🎟️ Admission: Not indicated

📖 Geometry, tension, and balance by the sea

9 Acute Uneven Angles stands as a structure in constant tension, where nine Corten steel angles rise from the ground without visible supports or hierarchies. Rather than conventional harmony, the piece embraces collision: lines cross, converge, and exert pressure on each other in a physical dialogue that turns geometry into an immediate spatial experience.

Balancing mathematical precision and perceptual uncertainty, the sculpture creates an open paradox: the more rigorous its construction, the more unpredictable its visual effect. Facing the Mediterranean, the work unfolds its tension against the steady horizon, inviting viewers to explore it from different viewpoints under varying coastal light.

🎨 Bernar Venet and conceptual sculpture

Bernard Venet (France, 1941) is a seminal figure in conceptual art since the late 20th century. After beginning his work in the 1960s with scientific diagrams and mathematical systems, in the late 1970s he translated these concepts into three-dimensional space using essential geometric components: lines, arcs, and angles.

His distinctive visual language examines order, chance, and indeterminacy through monumental steel sculptures that transcend minimal art, activating public open spaces worldwide.

✨ A remarkable opportunity to experience monumental contemporary sculpture outdoors in Palma.

Casal Solleric hosts "A media lumbre", an exhibition project exploring the intersections between contemporary art, territory, and traditional material knowledge. 🎨✨

Curated by Blanca de la Torre, the exhibition is part of Biennal B, a joint initiative by Es Baluard Museu and the Consell de Mallorca.

🎨 "A MEDIA LUMBRE"

📅 From July 23 to October 18, 2026

📍 Casal Solleric (pg. del Born, 27), Palma

🎟️ Free admission

📖 Vernacular crafts and contemporary art

The exhibition stems from a desire to revisit vernacular crafts and techniques from a contemporary perspective. Through this approach, it brings together an array of artistic practices that engage with the specific materials and landscapes from which they originate, linking memory and current creation.

"A media lumbre" features an outstanding selection of artists from the Balearic Islands or residing in the archipelago. Participating names include Ana Laura Aláez, Isabel Servera, Adriana Meunié, Marta Font, Teresa Matas, Tonina Crespí, and the duo Joan Pere Català Roig & Albert Pinya.

🏛️ Institutional network and Biennal B

The project is a co-production with Es Baluard Museu d’Art Contemporani de Palma and Sa Refinadora in Marratxí. It also extends across multiple territories and venues: IVAM (Institut Valencià d’Art Modern), CDAN (Centre d’Art i Natura d’Osca), and Museu Terra in Catalonia.

Across Mallorca, the initiative takes place concurrently at Casal Solleric, Es Baluard Museu, and Sa Refinadora in Marratxí.

✨ A unique opportunity to discover how raw matter, living heritage, and contemporary art converge in Palma.

Fundació Miró Mallorca hosts 'Jora', a site-specific project by Pedro Torres conceived to dialogue directly with the space's light and architecture. 🎨✨

The artist presents this temporary intervention at the cultural centre in Palma, exploring the perception of the architectural setting through a precise selection of materials and luminous phenomena.

🎨 Pedro Torres - «Jora»

📅 From September 18, 2026 to April 11, 2027

🕐 Opening hours not specified (info: 971 701 420)

📍 Fundació Miró Mallorca (c. de Saridakis, 29), Palma

🎟️ Price not indicated

📖 Dialogue between light, matter, and time

The artistic proposal 'Jora' is rooted in the careful observation of light within the unique architectural environment of the Fundació. Through this spatial analysis, Pedro Torres articulates a work that derives meaning directly from the building's features.

At the core of the installation are elements such as alabaster and water in their interaction with light. These materials refer directly to the span of time between continuous flow and sedimentation.

🎨 The venue: Fundació Miró Mallorca

Located on Carrer de Saridakis in Palma, Fundació Miró Mallorca provides an ideal setting for works created specifically for its galleries. Torres' installation blends into the venue, establishing a dialogue between built space, matter, and the passage of time.

✨ A thoughtful visual exploration of light and matter in Palma.

Fundació Miró Mallorca hosts an evocative exhibition where traditional palm weaving takes on a contemporary dimension. 🎨🌿

Mallorcan visual artist Isabel Servera, based in Barcelona, presents her project Alenades in the institution's Espai Zero.

🎨 Isabel Servera - «Alenades»

📅 From 18 September 2026 to 11 April 2027

🕐 Check the centre's regular opening hours

📍 Fundació Miró Mallorca (carrer de Saridakis, 29), Palma

🎟️ Admission fee not indicated (more info: 971 701 420)

📖 Tradition, matter and the Miró universe

In Alenades, Isabel Servera recovers artisanal palm-weaving techniques typical of eastern Mallorca. Through sculpture and installation art, the artist explores the essential bonds between the human body, raw matter, and the local territory, forging a dialogue with popular wisdom and the Mediterranean landscape.

The pieces created by the artist shape a figurative scenography reminiscent of a cave. This sheltering space surrounds and connects two distinct groups of works: the series entitled Vetleria and the Alenades themselves, shaping a living environment where craft turns into a contemporary artistic language.

🎨 An organic dialogue in Espai Zero

Isabel Servera's pieces build their own distinct habitat at Fundació Miró Mallorca by colonising Espai Zero. There, they engage in an intimate dialogue with both Joan Miró's omnipresent spirit and work, and the architecture designed to house his foundation.

The works expand through the gallery like unique mineral and botanical formations, coexisting in a symbiotic relationship with the space that invites visitors into a contemplative encounter.

✨ A fascinating sculptural journey linking traditional palm craft with modern contemporary art.

Fundació Miró Mallorca presents an engaging contemporary audiovisual art exhibition by artist and filmmaker Carlos Casas. 🎨🎬

This temporary exhibition brings together two major works that explore the sensory potential of moving images and sound environments.

🎨 Carlos Casas - «Bestiaris»

📅 Dates: From September 18, 2026 to April 11, 2027.

🕐 Time: Not specified.

📍 Venue: Fundació Miró Mallorca (c. de Saridakis, 29), Palma.

🎟️ Admission: Not indicated.

📖 Immersive visual and sound environments

Carlos Casas presents two immersive films: Cementery (2019) and Bestiari (2025). The latter, curated by Filipa Ramos and produced by Institut Ramon Llull, was originally screened at the Catalan Pavilion during the 60th Venice Biennale.

Both films are rooted in the artistic tradition of documentary cinema. They are multi-layered visual and sound pieces that generate immersive spaces, triggering new auditory experiences for the audience while encouraging intercultural encounters.

🎨 The venue: Fundació Miró Mallorca

The cultural institution located on Carrer de Saridakis hosts this acoustic and visual journey, bridging the gap between documentary research and contemporary art.

✨ An opportunity to immerse yourself in contemporary moving-image art through the vision of Carlos Casas.

Casal Solleric hosts "Anatoformes", the first solo exhibition by emerging Palma artist Rebeca Morey Pérez. 🎨

Presented within Nit de l’Art as part of the Nous Talents 1 programme, this show stems from the collaboration between ADEMA Bellas Artes and Casal Solleric to promote fresh artistic visions.

🎨 Rebeca Morey - Anatoformes

📅 From September 19 to November 22, 2026

🕐 Centre opening hours

📍 Casal Solleric (pg. del Born, 27), Palma

🎟️ Free admission

📖 About the exhibition

"Anatoformes" offers an intuitive and visceral exploration of the anatomy and shapes of forms and objects. Rebeca Morey's body of work navigates between material presence and the constant tension between artistic creation and display.

Throughout this exploration, the body acts as the primary catalyst for the creative act. Working with malleable materials sensitive to direct friction with the hands and body, the artist reveals symbiotic shapes, both internal and external, reflecting remarkable maturity in defining her artistic voice.

🎨 Nous Talents 1 and Casal Solleric

Graduated with an excellence award from ADEMA Bellas Artes, Rebeca Morey Pérez (Palma, 2004) presents a distinctive personal perspective within the island's art scene.

The exhibition is part of Nous Talents 1, a collaborative initiative between Casal Solleric and ADEMA Bellas Artes designed to support young creative talent in Palma.

✨ A fantastic opportunity to discover the evocative sculptural vision of Rebeca Morey.

Casal Solleric transforms into a synthetic, dysfunctional club through Bel Fullana's art project combining rave culture and post-internet aesthetics. 🎨✨

The Majorcan artist presents a new activation of the project originally created in 2019, returning now to unleash its final beat.

🎨 Bel Fullana: Club Miseria: The last beat

📅 From September 19, 2026 to January 7, 2027

🕐 Schedule not specified

📍 Casal Solleric (pg. del Born, 27), Palma

🎟️ Free admission

📖 The dance floor as a relic and community space

Club Miseria: The Last Beat does not aim to reconstruct the original club, but to evoke it as a relic, a sign, and a final pulse. The exhibition unfolds across Casal Solleric through an archaeological capsule visible from Passeig del Born, an acid green lighting intervention, and a monumental inflatable sculpture in the central courtyard.

During Nit de l'Art 2026, the courtyard comes alive with performative DJ sets by Virgen María and Oro Jondo, bridging club culture and contemporary art. In this context, the dance floor operates as a gathering tool and space occupation, inviting visitors to circulate, listen, or immerse themselves in the atmosphere.

🎨 A project by Bel Fullana at Casal Solleric

Bel Fullana revisits this visual realm infused with party culture, humour, and excess. Casal Solleric becomes a powerful open architecture: a club without a darkroom, emitting its green signal into the city as an expansive collective energy.

✨ An immersive art encounter blending rave energy and contemporary art in the heart of Palma.