El Caló de s'Oli Auditorium, In Cala de Bou, it hosts one of the most unique exhibition proposals of the summer with 'Red', an exhibition organized by the Multidisciplinary Association of Artists of Ibiza (AMAE) which invites the public to discover how the same color can inspire completely different visions.
The exhibition brings together the work of 27 artistswho have accepted the challenge of creating a work around the red as the only common thread. Through the painting, the photography and sculptureEach creator offers a personal interpretation of a color that, since the origins of art, has been linked to concepts as diverse as passion, strength, life, power, danger, or transformation.
Far from limiting creativity, this common premise gives rise to a very diverse exhibition, where coexist different styles, techniques and sensibilities. The result is a journey that highlights the richness of Ibiza's artistic scene and art's ability to generate multiple interpretations from the same element.
According to AMAE, red ceases to be a simple pigment and becomes a shared language that connects the 27 exhibition proposals.
The participating artists include Esperanza Primatesta, Isabel Galán, Marga Guasch, Mariana Eiras, Jessica Sturgess, Lucía Rodríguez, Antonio Arco, Joseph Vanderaerben, Begoña Gorrotxategi, Fina Escandell, Luca Soulos, David Martínez, Toni Mingorance, Rosa Duarte, Ana Jakimow, Eduardo Navarro, Nomar Mi, José María Cabello, Mabel Alcoba (Mabi), Anthony Gofer, Melinda Balis, Ezequiel Herrera, José Felipe Coy, Marisa Benito, Pilar Asensio, Laura Julve and Lydia Cardona, reflecting the diversity of disciplines and backgrounds that characterizes the association.
La inauguration took place on Friday 24 2026 July at 19:00h.
The exhibition can be visited until August 9th, 2026In hours Thursday to Saturday from 18: 30 to 20: 30 hours and Friday to Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 13:30 p.m.
'Red' represents AMAE's latest commitment to bringing contemporary art closer to the public and transforming the Caló de s'Oli Auditorium into a meeting place for artistic creation. It's the perfect exhibition to be surprised by the expressive power of a color that, centuries after the first cave paintings, continues to evoke emotions and offer endless creative possibilities.
