The Galería Joanna Kunstmann started holding exhibitions in 1995 in a restored urban house in Santanyí, where she successfully ran the gallery for ten years. In April 2006 the gallery left that location on the coast to move to a new exhibition space in Palma. In spring 2005, the new gallery was opened in Palma’s old quarter, right next to Es Baluard Museum in the heart of the city’s new cultural hub.

Ever since the Galería Kewenig opened its first space in Frechen (Cologne), Germany in 1986, it has hosted a world-class exhibition programme, with a special focus on Arte Povera and the main international trends that emerged in the late 1960s. In 2004, Jule Kewenig opened her second gallery in the old quarter of Palma, in Forn de la Glòria. After three years in Palma, in June 2007 the Galería Kewenig moved to a new venue in the heart of the old district, in the recently refurbished Sant Feliu Oratory, an emblematic Romanesque-style building that stands out for its streamlined, original conceptual design. This oratory is one of the oldest structures in Palma, dating from the years just after the conquest.

La Caja Blanca, opened in 2006, is an independent art gallery with international leanings devoted to showcasing and promoting the work of contemporary and emerging artists. The activities scheduled each year include: five exhibitions per year, participation in specialised trade fairs, interventions in public areas, and publishing monographs and educational projects in conjunction with academic institutions and foundations.

The Galería Maior was founded in Pollença in 1990. Since then it has made great efforts to promote contemporary art. For this reason, major artists on the national and international scene have shown their works here, including Sicilia, Broto, M.A. Campano, Xavier Grau, Ferran García Sevilla and A.R. Penck, among others. The gallery takes part in international art fairs like Arco, Loop, Artcologne, among others. It also has experimental workshops, where artists such as Amador, Broto, Campano, Eva Lootz, A.R. Penck, Susana Solano, Jürgen Partenheimer, Darío Urzay, Mónica Fuster and Nicholas Woods have worked using different techniques and materials. In July 2004 the Galería Maior opened another space in Palma de Mallorca, more focused on conceptual art and more alternative in bent.

The Galería Mar Gaita, opened in 2003, is a picturesque nook nestled in the old quarter of Palma, where you can enjoy individual and collective exhibitions by different artists.

Open for more than a decade, the Galería Pascual de Cabo specialises in figurative painting, although it is open to exhibiting all the artistic trends existing.

The Galería Xavier Fiol, founded in 1989, is located in a Gothic palace in the old quarter of Palma de Mallorca. Its activities revolve around promoting the new trends in contemporary art. Disseminating the works by a group of young artists with whom it sets up collaborations with other galleries and public and private institutions is a first stage that has been underway since 1990 at international gatherings and art fairs.

The Horrach Moyà Gallery was founded in 1988, and since then it has gone from one generation to the next in a family of gallery owners. In 2000 it underwent a physical and conceptual overhaul of the exhibition area, located on Catalunya street.

Ever since it was founded in 1988, this gallery has focused on promoting contemporary art, with the emphasis recently more on Latin American art trends, especially Cuban art, as a way of sourcing new trends and artists.

Opened in September 2006, the Rafael Gómez Saldaña art school also has a small space for exhibiting the works of Rafael de Pablos, owner of the gallery and teacher at the school.