Expositions

Paintings, Video, Photography and objects

Participating artists: Ferran Aguiló - Bettina Bachem - Toni Barrero - Renate Behla - Ulli Böhmelmann - Toni de Cuber - Jordi Faitx - Sol Lyfond - Holger Reckter - Marcos Vidal

Exhibition: from 6/7/2011 to 30/9/2011

Toni Barrero, Toni de Cuber, Jordi Faitx, Marcos Vidal.

Inauguration: 4.3.2011, 19 hrs.

Exposition: 4.3.2011 - 29.4.2011

Contemporary photography

Participating artists: Paz Alcoverro - Bettina Bachem - Ulli Böhmelmann -
Pere Colom - Laura Martin - Holger Reckter

Opening: 1th of October 2010 at 7pm

Exhibition: from 1/10/2010 to 14/1/2011

Contemporary video-art from Germany, Spain and Brasil.
Participating artists:
Francesca Martí – Joan Cobos – Sol Lyfond
Clara Catalán – Bettina Bachem

Opening: 25th of June at 7pm

Exhibition: from 29/6 to 20/8/2010

Parting - Coincidence, Bond - Tearing, searching for a pure line.
Renate Behle shows, together with her graphic artwork, her ambitious approach to fabrics and textiles - a relationship woven with meaning.

Opening: 23th of April at 7pm

Exhibition: from 27/4 to 11/6/2010

In the porcelain and sylicone works of artist Ulli Böhmelmann, one might get a glimpse into a parallel existence. What makes them fascinating is their capacity to convey a sense of power and fragility simultaneously.

Opening: 30th of April at 7pm
Exhibition: from 30/4 to 14/6/09

Jam Art Mallorca
Congress Palace
Pueblo Español. Palma
19th - 23rd september 2007

Bettina Bachem

Toni Barrero

Ulli Böhmelmann

Jordi Faitx

Walter Focke

The Majorcan sculptor Ferran Aguiló will present works out of sculpture cycles of the years 2000 - 2007.

“... That is to say, at the same time, they are not exclusive arguments, the fact that the artist is defending sculpture as a creation of forms, as construction and intervention in space, as poetry and illusion... is aimed at a consumer society that has reached its point of contradiction. This leads us to see the sculptures by Aguiló from the perspective of their double significance: as classical work of art and as metaphors of a natural mythical world sacrificed to the god of “progress“. ...”

Quotation from Pilar Ribal i Simó from the catalogue of the exhibition „Besties“ at the Bildhauer Foyer, at the Constanze Pressehaus Berlin

Drawings and Objects