Art exhibitions in Mallorca summer 2025

This summer comes loaded with new exhibition proposals in the main art galleries and museums of the city. Mallorca Global Mag brings you a complete agenda with some of the art exhibitions in Mallorca until October 2025.

Art exhibitions in Mallorca summer 2025

CaixaForum Palma

The exhibition, Zuloaga and Anglada-Camarasa. Two Visions of Modernity, brings together twen-ty-four works-twelve by each artist-to explore the relationship between Ignacio Zuloaga and Hermenegildo Anglada-Camarasa, two great names in twentieth-century painting. Their works reflect influences of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. Until August 16, 2026.

caixafrum.org 

Plaça de Weyler, 3. Palma.

Museu Fundación Juan March

As part of the 50th anniversary of the beginning of her most emblematic project, the exhibition Cristina García Rodero. España Oculta pays tribute to the photographer and her tireless documentary work. Through a careful selection of images, the exhibition captures the essence of her journey through the villages of Spain, where she captured festivities, ceremonies and traditions. Until October 11.

march.es/es/palma 

Carrer de Sant Miquel, 11. Palma.

El Colacho, Castrillo de Murcia, 1975. © Cristina García Rodero.

Es Baluard

WHATWETHINKASINSIGNIFICANTPROVIDESTHEPURESTAIRWEBREATHE transforms the space of Es Baluard Museu into
an immersive experience where memory, perception and color intertwine. Markus Linnenbrink proposes a sensory journey through site specific pictorial installations that blur the bound- aries between architecture and painting. Emptiness, gesture, pigment accumulation and chromatic vibration become keys to explore the invisible. Until September 7, 2025.

esbaluard.org 

Pl. de la Porta de Santa Catalina, 10. Palma.

Markus Linnenbrink, 2022. Fotografía: Carmen Verdú.

Kaplan Gallery

The exhibition Especies Vagabundas, by artist Olimpia Velasco, arrives at Kaplan Gallery as a reflection on migration, resilience and life on the margins of the territory. Through painting, drawing and sculpture, the exhibition invites us to travel through landscapes in movement, inspired by forgotten spaces where the living resists and transforms. A proposal that dialogues with the ecological urgency and forced mobility in today’s world. Until July 8.

kaplanprojects.com

Mateu Obrador, 8. Palma

Olimpia Velasco, Especies voladoras III, 2024. Acrílico sobre tela. 150×150 cm.

Baró Galeria

Baró Galeria presents the group exhibition Cannibal Nature, curated by Venezuelan curator Rolando J. Carmona, which explores our ambivalent relationship with nature through contemporary mythologies and animist landscapes. The show brings together works by Zsófia Keresztes, Mamali Shafahi, Jeanne Gaigher, Estevan Davi, Bruno Novelli, Geoneide Branda, Tecla Tofano, Mia Olise and other artists. Available until September 13.

barogaleria.com 

Carrer Can Sanç 13. Palma.

Dois Macacos, 2025 de Bruno Novelli. Foto: Samuel Esteves.

Tube Gallery

SHORELINE proposes a reflection on the coasts as territories in constant transformation, where land and water perpetually negotiate their limits. Curated by William Noel Clark, the exhibition brings together works by seven contemporary artists who explore these liminal spaces as metaphors for our relationship with the environment. Through video, collage and painting, the pieces reveal tensions, collaborations and uncertainties that traverse both nature and our own experiences. Through July 18.

tubecontemporary.com 

C/ Nicolau de Pacs 25. Palma.

Yaya Liang, The Heart Dancing in the Darkness, 2023.

Fundació Joan Miró

Palaus de la Memòria invites us to reflect on the symbolic charge of the spaces we inhabit. Biel Llinàs starts from open questions to explore how the light, the proportions or the openings of a place can activate our perception and connect us with stories of the past. The work of the Mallorcan artist transforms these spaces into scenarios of memory, where present and memory merge into the same emotional architecture. Until August 31st.

miromallorca.com/es 

Carrer de Saridakis, 29. Palma. 

Fullejar el palau ©Biel Llinàs.

CCA Andratx

With works that dialogue across generations and continents, A Family Affair brings together for the first time Lin Utzon and her children, Naja and Mika Utzon Popov, in an exhibition curated by Emilie Boe Bierlich. Through ceramics, textiles, bronze and paper, the three artists explore themes of nature, home and memory, linking their personal trajectories to the island of Mallorca, whose forms, materials and light inspire their artistic practice. Until September 9th.

ccandratx.eu 

Carrer S’estanyera, 2. Andratx

©Lin Utzon.