Mallorca Magazine
Imagine lying on your back in the dark, gazing up at a gothic vaulted ceiling. When suddenly light beams fill the room that seems to open up to the night sky. And you are immersed in a world of colors and sounds. For a few days only, La Lonja…
Rays of sunlight filter through the holes in the brick dome supported by 1000-year-old columns. Squint your eyes and imagine the steam escaping through these very same holes. At a time when the inhabitants enjoyed a hot bath. Let your eyes…
Tonight, the Mallorcan cartoonist and illustrator Bartolomé Seguí presented his new book. And the rows of chairs at Rata Corner were filling in no time. „Boomers“ tells of a group of longtime friends who get together some 30 years after they…
Three long-tail boats are hanging from the high ceiling, artfully built from slender branches. Two of them filled with pure white salt, the third one broken, burned wood fallen to the ground. De Sal i Cendra, Of Salt and Ashes, is the title of…
Tonight’s the night. Palma’s old town is filled with people strolling through the narrow streets. Curious to discover new works of art. Excited to meet the artists. And to exchange views with like-minded art lovers. It’s Nit de l’Art in Palma…
Floop, the title of the exhibition lets you dive into art. Actually, into the Nit de l’Art. For the first time Galeria Fermay participates in Palma’s prestigious gallery night. And the works by Carla Arocha and Stéphane Schraenen are points of…
It’s still the dog days of summer. Strolling through the old town I often seek shelter from both the crowds and the heat in one of the urban oases in Palma. Green islands of calm that invite you to linger under a shady tree. A small park or…
Berlin in a nutshell. Street artist and musician Jim Avignon showed his exhibition “Small World Big Cities” at MaHalla. Stage designs on display at a unique event location. And those who hadn’t seen the conceptual artist with his one man band…