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01/09/2026

A MATTER OF TASTE
MARTIN PARR

Opening days: 11–14 September
11:00–19:00

MARC BIBILONI is pleased to present A Matter of Taste, an exhibition by Martin Parr (United Kingdom, 1952–2025), one of the most influential figures in contemporary documentary photography.

We look forward to welcoming you to the gallery.

For enquiries:
[email protected]

29/07/2026

Last week to visit Selskabsdyr by Nicklas Johannes (b. 1994, Denmark)

“At the beginning of his career he always tried to incorporate stories into his canvases, but over time he realized that his life already held enough depth to leave no room for invention. Ultimately, what matters is the very act of painting. ‘If I feel like painting a blue line in the center of the canvas, I do it.’”

Excerpt from the curatorial text by Paula Tomasini Collado.

On view until July 30th.

For inquiries, please contact [email protected].

26/07/2026

Last week to visit Lore Lorn Husks, Eetu Sihvonen (b. 1994, Finland)

“Their forms emerge through a process of accumulation, erosion and transformation, where every surface bears the trace of time and every fragment suggests the possibility of another beginning.”

Excerpt from the curatorial text by Laura Subirats.

On view until July 30th.

For inquiries, please contact [email protected]

23/07/2026

Henri Haake Henri Haake (b. 1989, Lübeck) joins our artist residency program in Gistel, Belgium, where he will develop a new body of work to be presented in a group exhibition curated by Domenico de Chirico (Domenico de Chirico) opening in November 2026.

Haake’s canvases evolve through a continuous cycle of adding and obscuring paint, resulting in fragmented stories that hover between clarity and abstraction. By blending natural textures with cultural traces, his art reflects on our changing environment. It is a body of work defined by atmosphere and concealed histories, where subtle tones guide the emotion of each piece.

20/07/2026

The universe of Iñigo Navarro (Madrid,
1977) unfolds between memory and dream, the familiar and the uncanny. His paintings open cracks in reality, revealing parallel worlds inhabited by animals, masks and recurring figures drawn from a deeply personal mythology.

The mask becomes a space where disguise may feel more truthful than the subject itself, and identity appear as a fiction in constant transformation.

Rooted in the history of painting and shaped by literature, cinema and contemporary culture, Navarro uses painting as a means to move from the visible towards the invisible.

Featured:
La Pesadilla de los insectos, 2026
Oil on canvas
146 × 114 cm

For inquiries: [email protected]

19/07/2026

The universe of Íñigo Navarro (Madrid, 1977) unfolds between memory and dream, the familiar and the uncanny. His paintings open cracks in reality, revealing parallel worlds inhabited by animals, masks and recurring figures drawn from a deeply personal mythology.

The mask becomes a space where disguise may feel more truthful than the subject itself, and identity appears as a fiction in constant transformation.

Rooted in the history of painting and shaped by literature, cinema and contemporary culture, Navarro uses painting as a means to move from the visible towards the invisible.

Featured:
La Pesadilla de los insectos, 2026
Oil on canvas
146 X 114 cm

For inquiries: [email protected]

17/07/2026

As part of our summer programme, we are pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition by Pep Llambías (b. 1954, Alaró, Spain) at LÔAC Foundation in Alaior, Menorca.

The exhibition will open on August 19th, 2026, at 7:30 pm at the Centro Cultural del Convento de Sant Diego, and will be on view through September 13th.

For inquiries, please contact
[email protected]

14/07/2026

“Rather than offering fixed meanings, Sihvonen’s sculptures operate as open-ended propositions. They occupy a threshold where archaeology, mythology and speculative futures converge, inviting us to imagine new narratives from fractured forms and unfamiliar materials.”

Excerpt from the curatorial text by Laura Subirats.

Eetu Sihvonen
Lore Lorn Husks
On view until July 30th.

Featured:

Origin II
100 x 80 x 80 cm
Hand-carved pine wood, 3D prints

Origin I
150 x 80 x 80 cm
Hand-carved pine wood, 3D prints

For enquiries, please contact us at [email protected]

11/07/2026

“Appreciating the work of Nicklas Johannes requires a double gaze; that of the mass that invades the painting, suffocating it, and that of all those who populate the physical gallery room. If we think of an opening and all the human movement it entails, we enter a dialogue of mirrors.

Selskabsdyr is a Danish term composed of two concepts: community and animal instinct. Nicklas Johannes’s paintings thus represent the contradiction between that extroverted impulse and the anxiety generated by the group, erasing faces and serializing sad gazes.”

Excerpt from the curatorial text by Paula Tomasini Collado.

Exhibition views of Selskabsdyr, a solo exhibition by Nicklas Johannes.

On view until July 30th.

For enquiries, please contact us at [email protected]

09/07/2026

Jaime Urdiales, presents the first two works from a new body of work dedicated to contemporary amulets.

Shown at Contemporary Art Now Ibiza, The Dog Days Are Over and Make Good Choices reflect on the persistence of belief in a world still searching for signs of protection, luck and hope.

In The Dog Days Are Over, Urdiales transforms a real street in Madrid into a fictional dog grooming salon, embedding the scene with familiar symbols of fortune: a coin, a rabbit’s foot, a Turkish evil eye and other urban omens. The everyday becomes charged with ritual, turning the image itself into a contemporary lucky charm.

In Make Good Choices, the painting becomes an amulet for discernment, suggesting that protection may reside not in chance, but in wisdom and the decisions we take.

Together, the two works ask what kind of amulets we still need today.

Jaime Urdiales
The Dog Days Are Over, 2026
Oil on canvas
39 × 33 cm

Jaime Urdiales
Make Good Choices, 2026
Oil on canvas
39 × 33 cm

For inquiries contact: [email protected]

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