Tomar altura by Marco Bizzarri, on view in Space 1 as part of Art Palma Summer 2026. Drawing on his travels across northern Chile, the artist turns to landscapes shaped by industrial activity. Through layered painting and line, his works move between representation and abstraction. Voiceover by Esmeralda Gómez Galera, author of the exhibition’s curatorial text.
Aftersun by Lydia Blakeley, on view in Space 2 as part of Art Palma Summer. Through painting and photography, the artist explores desire, sensation, and embodiment — a contemplative meditation on warmth, rest, and the lingering afterglow of sensory experience. Her first solo exhibition at the gallery.
SUNTOPIA by Anna Gonzalez Noguchi, on view until September 4. New works built from everyday objects and domestic materials, exploring memory, care, and inherited habits. Featuring an excerpt from the exhibition’s curatorial text by Despoina Tzanou.
On March 13, we opened Melting Ice, curated by Esmeralda Gómez Galera. For the occasion, we had the pleasure of presenting Roer II (2026), a performance by Vera Mota, who activated the space through a subtle and immersive sound intervention. Video documentation by Kilian Obermayr.
In Detail with Thom Trojanowski follows the British artist through the landscapes surrounding Genk, where daily walks through local greenery become a constant source of inspiration. Rich textures, organic forms and vibrant colours gathered from these environments continuously find their way into his work. Video by Jonas Reubens
In the Studio with Claudia Pastomás offers a glimpse into the artist’s working process, capturing the gestures, materials and atmosphere that shape her practice.
In this conversation, Jack Burton talks about Cynic's Bedtime, his solo exhibition at the gallery, offering an in-depth look at the ideas, materials, and process behind the work — from the staged, chaotic compositions that define his practice to how photography, sculpture, and collage come together in each piece. Filmed by Ruth Hundeshagen.