Art is taking over Porto Pi once again with a new edition of Let’s Art 2026, taking place from 6 to 14 November at the shopping centre in Palma. Over nine days, national and international artists will transform different areas of the centre with live mural painting. The programme will also include free creative workshops, a fashion exhibition and a new artistic interpretation of the ART letters.
Since its first editions, Let’s Art has championed mural art as a form of expression that goes beyond decoration. The project aims to give visibility to people, causes and local realities through artworks that become part of Porto Pi’s permanent mural collection.
Guest artists at Let’s Art 2026
One of the main highlights of this edition will be the chance to watch the artists at work between 6 and 14 November. Four creators with different styles and backgrounds will produce new artworks in various areas of the shopping centre.
- Doa Oa (Lugo): a visual artist known for her «Reforestando» project, through which she transforms urban spaces with large-scale depictions of plant species. She will be painting in the terrace area.
- Elisa Capdevila (Barcelona): a painter and mural artist specialising in contemporary realism. Her work portrays everyday scenes and explores emotions and human connections. She will also be working in the terrace area.
- Pep Walls (Barcelona): a mural artist with a colourful, illustrative style, marked by irony and a strong social and environmental perspective. His artwork will be in the Casino hall.
- Pablo Zabala (Bilbao): a mural artist and painter whose work revolves around water, light and reflections on the sea. He will be painting in the car park on level 1, above JD Sports.
Albert Pinya gives the ART letters a new look
Another highlight will be the artistic transformation of the «ART» letters in the terrace area. Each year, a different artist brings their own interpretation to these letters, and this edition will feature Albert Pinya.
The Mallorcan artist is known for his energetic, colourful visual language, influenced by comics and popular culture. His work will become part of the artistic collection that Porto Pi continues to build with each edition.
Free creative workshops: programme and times
Let’s Art 2026 will also feature six workshops for anyone keen to experiment with different artistic techniques and disciplines. All activities are free and will take place at the new Atelier, on the ground floor opposite Müller.
Places are limited, and advance registration is required through the links for each activity.
- Friday 6 November, 6:30 pm–9:00 pm: embroidered felt patches with Srta. Lylo. Register here.
- Saturday 7 November, 11:00 am–1:00 pm: Chinese ink and abstract mark-making with María from Artisteo Taller. Register here.
- Saturday 7 November, 6:30 pm–8:00 pm: create your own terrarium with cacti and succulents with Elena from Biznaga Atelier. Register here.
- Friday 13 November, 6:30 pm–8:30 pm: botanical portraiture through collage with Peticollage. Register here.
- Saturday 14 November, 11:00 am–12:30 pm: make your own pinch-pot mug with Mostaza Taller. Register here.
- Saturday 14 November, 6:30 pm–8:30 pm: capturing the light of Mallorca with Miguel Ángel Delgado. Register here.
Fashion and art exhibition with EDIB
The programme is rounded off with a collaboration with the EDIB School of Design, which once again brings fashion and art together in an exhibition showcasing work by its Fashion Design students.
The exhibition will feature 21 designs on the upper floor of Porto Pi, opposite Pisa Pisuela. Visitors will be able to vote for their favourite designs through the shopping centre’s social media channels. The three designs receiving the most votes will win a prize.
A celebration of art at Porto Pi
From 6 to 14 November, Porto Pi will once again become a meeting place for art, creativity and participation. Live mural painting, workshops, Albert Pinya’s artistic intervention and the EDIB exhibition will offer different ways to engage with art and discover new ideas.
It is an opportunity to enjoy artistic creation while exploring the shopping centre and to see how, with each edition, Let’s Art continues to build its own mural collection in Palma.
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