You step through the heavy wooden doors and stop. The light inside La Llotja falls differently today. The six spiralling columns still twist upward toward the vaulted ceiling, just as they have for nearly six centuries. But something has changed entirely. Color floods the room. It moves across stone, spreads onto the entire floor, pools in shadows, and erupts where you least expect it. Katharina Grosse’s exhibition “Arrels” (Catalan for roots) doesn’t hang on the walls of La Llotja. It…
Paysage Miró: When Art Steps Into the Open
Paysage Miró invites both seasoned art lovers and curious newcomers into a landscape of shapes, shadows and color, as if Palma itself had become a vast canvas. The pull is immediate. A young boy stretches towards the curve of a bronze form. A couple exchanges whispers before a soaring abstract bird. For a limited time, many of Joan Miró’s sculptural and pictorial works can be seen at four venues across the city, two of them even free of charge. The exhibition turns Palma into a living…

