ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA

ART COLOGNE is introducing a new art fair format in the Balearic Islands: ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA. This exclusive event will bring a carefully curated selection of leading national and international galleries to Palma. ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA will take place the week after Easter, from 9 to 12 April 2026, at the striking Palau de Congressos Palma Bay.

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Application for Galleries

Showcase your gallery at ART COLOGNE 2026, the leading fair for modern and contemporary art. Participation offers a premier platform to present your program to an international audience of collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts. Apply now and be part of an exceptional art event.

Museums in and around Cologne

Cologne and the Rhineland are among the most culturally significant regions in Europe. The extraordinary density of renowned art and cultural institutions impressively reflects the historical and contemporary relevance of the region. Here you will find a curated selection of museums, collections and exhibition venues with international appeal, whose programmes regularly provide important impulses in the international exhibition scene.

ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA – from emerging talent to established artists

An overview of the contemporary art galleries participating in ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA

Mallorca, island of collectors

Mallorca not only hosts a wide variety of fascinating museums and galleries – many collectors have also made it their home. 

Palma, city of galleries

A tour of Palma’s diverse art scene – from up-and-coming project spaces to established institutions.

Art on Mallorca - exploring the work on display at private foundations and in public spaces

An overview of Palma’s exhibition spaces – Es Baluard, Casal Solleric, Fundación Miró and Fundación Juan March.

Cologne in the 1990s and Now - Live Panel at ART COLOGNE 2025

What made Cologne one of Europe’s most magnetic art cities — and what remains of that energy today?
Recorded live at ART COLOGNE 2025, this panel brings together leading voices who shaped and chronicled that era and continue to define the field today: Isabelle Graw, Diedrich Diederichsen, Andrea Fraser, Christian Nagel, and Monika Sprüth, moderated by Hannes Loichinger.

From Cologne to Mexico

Corina Krawinkel has long been known in Cologne as a collector and museum patron. Now she has found a new role.