MAÑANA

PALMA brings together around thirty national and international artists in its collective exhibition MAÑANA, all responding to a common prompt: the idea of tomorrow.

MAÑANA —a word suspended between promise and procrastination— opens up a space for speculation. It alludes to tomorrow, but also to the uncertainty, projection, and desire inherent in how we imagine the future. Ranging from poetic and intimate reflections to political and social imaginaries, the works form a constellation of voices that conceive the future not as a fixed destination, but as a shifting field of possibilities and anxieties.

Artists: Adiós Paraíso, Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Alejandro García Contreras, Alfonso González Jr., Ana Sofía Esteva, Angela Leyva, Annika Kahrs, Cecilia Miranda, Christian Jankowski, Christopher Cichocki, Cosa Rapozo, Edgardo Aragón, FORT Collective, Fritzia Irizar, Galia Eibenschutz, Iñaki Bonillas, Ismael Sentíes, Jose Dávila, Julieta Beltrán Lazo, Julius Heinemann, Leo Marz, Leonardo Ascencio, Luis Alfonso Villalobos, Luisa Mendoza, Martín Soto Climent, Mauricio Yael, Maximiliano Ruelas, Napoleón Aguilera, Nicole Chaput, Raúl Rebolledo, Rodrigo Ramírez Rodríguez, Rubén Mendez, Sandra Slim, Silvestre Borgatello, Tania Franco Klein y Victor del Oral.

—Polina Stroganova