“Josep Bagur. Humanism and Resilience” : a must-stop for travelling foodies

If Menorca is a top-tier gastronomic destination, it is also rich in cultural experiences. The exhibition “Josep Bagur. Humanism and Resilience” is presented as an ideal complementary activity for travelling foodies looking to enrich their stay on the island with an artistic experience.

The Centre d’Art Ca n’Oliver in Maó hosts this exhibition dedicated to one of the most prominent painters in Menorca’s art history, open to visitors from April 1 to June 14. The exhibition brings together 62 works in various formats and techniques, sourced from private collections both on the mainland and on the island. Visitors can explore Bagur’s creative universe, defined by an expressionist style, strong use of colour, and a clear intention to evoke an emotional response.

The exhibition also provides a comprehensive view of the artist’s different periods and themes, from his early experimental works to his more mature pieces, with particular emphasis on portraiture and socially and symbolically themed compositions. Altogether, it offers a proposal that combines sensitivity, memory and cultural identity.

Including this visit in a gastronomic route around Maó allows visitors to discover another side of Menorca, where culture and territory come together naturally. An experience that adds value to any getaway and enhances the island’s Mediterranean essence.

 “Josep Bagur. Humanism and Resilience”

• Venue: Centre d’Art Ca n’Oliver
• Address: Carrer d’Anuncivay, 2
• Town: Maó (Menorca)
• Dates: From April 1 to June 14
• Phone: +34 971 36 25 00