Madrid
Open now

Explore Complementary and Supplementary: The Yera Collection Exhibition at Fundación Juan March, Palma

Discover significant abstract and figurative works from Mariano Yera's important private collection of Spanish contemporary art.

Step into the world of contemporary Spanish art with the 'Complementary and Supplementary: the Yera Collection' exhibition. This special display at Fundación Juan March, Palma, features twenty significant works from Mariano Yera's renowned private collection. It thoughtfully expands the museum's existing panorama of Spanish art, presenting both established figures and new talents in dialogue.

About Complementary and supplementary: the Yera Collection at Juan March Institute in Madrid

Read curatorial context and practical visitor information for Complementary and supplementary: the Yera Collection at Juan March Institute in Madrid

Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcases twenty significant abstract and figurative works from Mariano Yera's important private collection of contemporary Spanish art. The display aims to broaden and refine the panorama of Spanish art offered by the Fundación Juan March's permanent collection, highlighting artists already represented and introducing new creators.

Curatorial context

Over several decades, businessman Mariano Yera assembled one of Spain's most important private collections of contemporary art. This exhibition features twenty significant works from this collection, encompassing both abstract and figurative pieces, temporarily displayed at the Fundación Juan March museums. The selected works from the Yera collection serve to expand and refine the understanding of Spanish art presented by the Fundación Juan March's own holdings. They complement the work of artists already featured in the museum's collection, such as Eduardo Arroyo, Rafael Canogar, and Equipo Crónica, while also introducing pieces by artists not previously represented, including Perejaume, Zush/Evru, and Equipo Realidad. The convergence of these two collections offers a valuable opportunity to increase the scope and depth of the artistic panorama presented at each museum, thereby enhancing the understanding of art's evolution in Spain during the second half of the 20th century.

Admission and ticket notes

This exhibition is displayed at the Museu Fundación Juan March, Palma, from May 5, 2026, to October 17, 2027. Information on visiting and potential admission policies can be found via the provided links, though specific ticket details for this exhibition are not detailed on this page. Visitors are directed to the museum's general visit information.

Complementary and supplementary: the Yera Collection key exhibition facts

Review exhibition status, schedule, venue context, and attribution details for Complementary and supplementary: the Yera Collection at Juan March Institute in Madrid

Venue
Juan March Institute
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
May 5, 2026 – Oct 17, 2027
Artist line / attribution
Featuring works from the collection of Mariano Yera, including pieces by artists such as Eduardo Arroyo, Rafael Canogar, Equipo Crónica, Perejaume, Zush/Evru, and Equipo Realidad.
More from Juan March Institute
Explore additional exhibitions from the same institution
Review other exhibitions from Juan March Institute in Madrid to compare themes, timelines, and program direction while planning your museum visit.
Vintage book cover with purple watercolor design, featuring the title 'El Sector Público en las Economías de Mercado' by Julio Segura, part of the 'Economía de Nuestro Tiempo (XII)' series.
Permanent exhibition

Juan March Institute: El sector público en las economías de mercado Publication

An essential 2001 essay on public sector economics and policy.

Explore this important 2001 work by Julio Segura Sánchez, part of the 'Ensayos del Boletín Informativo' series. The publication from Fundación Juan March provides a specialist's perspective on market economies and the public sector, offering a deep dive into historical economic policy discussions.

View Publication
A watercolor illustration of a jazz concert featuring musicians in period attire playing a cello, piano, and saxophone in a Baroque-style hall with a chandelier.
Permanent exhibition

Photographic Record of Johann Sebastian Jazz: Classical Bach Meets Jazz Concert

Archived performance document from November 22, 2025, at Juan March Institute.

This photographic entry preserves the 'Johann Sebastian Jazz' concert, a captivating blend of Bach's classical works with innovative jazz interpretations. Part of the 'Saturday Concerts' series, it offers a visual and conceptual mirror of music history.

Concert Record
A watercolor artwork depicting a mystical purple forest with cosmic swirls, stars, and a glowing river, representing the connection between Amazonian nature and celestial energy.

"Cosmos y energía amazónica": An Olinda Silvano Exhibition of Amazonian Art and Healing

From the 'Antes de América' collection, focusing on Amazonian ritual and healing.

Learn about Olinda Silvano's "Cosmos y energía amazónica," a powerful artwork within the 'Antes de América' collection. This piece highlights Amazonian energy, ritual practices, and indigenous healing traditions.

View Exhibition
Watercolor artwork depicting spiritual figures in purple hues, representing 'El retorno de las almas' from the 'Antes de América' exhibition, featuring indigenous motifs and decolonial themes.

El retorno de las almas: Benvenuto Chavajay's Art at Juan March Institute

Explore decolonial critique within the 'Antes de América' collection item.

This entry, "El retorno de las almas," showcases Benvenuto Chavajay's work. It's featured in the "Crítica Decolonial" section of the "Antes de América" exhibition at the Juan March Institute. Discover this indigenous contemporary art piece.

El retorno de las almas
Cover of a scholarly publication titled 'European Union Monetary Policy' with abstract watercolor designs in purple and gold, focusing on economic analysis and integration.

Monetary Policy of the European Union: Publication from Juan March Institute

Expert analysis by José Luis Malo de Molina on EU economic history.

Discover 'Monetary policy of the European Union', published in 2001. This document from the Juan March Institute, authored by José Luis Malo de Molina, explores critical aspects of EU economic integration and policy. It serves as a valuable resource for historical research.

Monetary Policy Publication
A watercolor illustration of a craftsman working with clay on a pottery wheel, surrounded by shelves displaying fired clay products like tiles and latticework, representing Todobarro's neo-artisan approach.

Todobarro Exhibition: Exploring Neo-Artisan Fired Clay and Contemporary Craft

Featuring Pedro Rosa Mena's vision for revitalizing artisanal design.

Explore the neo-artisan approach to fired clay with Pedro Rosa Mena, founder of Todobarro. See how their contemporary interpretations transform traditional craft products like tiles and latticework.

View Exhibition
Madrid

Find Exhibitions in Madrid: Explore Current Showcases and Cultural Events

Discover Madrid’s diverse art, history, and science cultural displays.

Navigate through Madrid’s vibrant exhibition scene to uncover artistic, historical, and scientific showcases. Pinpoint specific cultural experiences and plan your visits with ease. Explore an array of compelling displays across the city.