About ‘Mika Rottenberg. Vibrant Matter’
Mika Rottenberg’s first solo exhibition in Spain features celebrated video installations, ‘Cosmic Generator’ (2017) and ‘Spaghetti Blockchain’ (2019), alongside her latest ‘Lampshares’ (2024 – 2025) carved from bittersweet vines and reclaimed plastic. For decades, Rottenberg has addressed our relationship with capitalist systems of production and labor, realising a labyrinth of disparate worlds through seductive multidimensional works. She draws attention to the absurdity of our global situation; harnessing imagery that’s simultaneously pleasurable and troubling, blurring facts with fiction, the natural from the artificial.

About ‘Cindy Sherman. The Women’
For her first solo exhibition in Spain in over two decades, ‘Cindy Sherman. The Women’ features a selection of the artist’s most iconic bodies of work, dating from the 1970s to 2010s, and emphasising how Sherman revolutionized the role of the camera in artistic practice. The exhibition will include the groundbreaking ‘Untitled Films Stills’ (1977 – 1980), through which Sherman came to widespread notoriety as one of the ‘Pictures Generation’, artists whose work responded to the age of mass media and celebrity. This pivotal series is juxtaposed with Sherman’s large-format portrayals of film stars, starlets, society women and fashionistas, from various series made over subsequent decades, addressing the layered presentation and public perception of femininity.

About Irene Pascual
Irene Pascual holds a degree in Art History from the University of Girona and in Scenography from the Theatre Institute of Barcelona. She completed her studies at the Berlin University of the Arts (Universität der Künste), where she studied for two years with scenographer Harmut Meyer and worked in the scenography departments of the Volksbühne and Maxim Gorki theaters. She has collaborated with various artists and collectives, including stage directors Gerd Wameling, Sebastian Mauksch (Volksbühne P14), Irene Mattioni, and Manuela Naso; dancers Minako Seki, Yuko Kasseki, and Andrea Cruz; performance artists Christian Falsnaes and Grace Kim; and photographer Patrick Morarescu. Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions and festivals in Spain, Germany, England, Mexico, the Czech Republic, Poland, Taiwan, Cameroon, Estonia, Portugal, Bulgaria, and the Philippines. She is currently working as a professor at the Higher School of Dramatic Art of the Balearic Islands (ESADIB), and combines her artistic practice with cultural mediation, as part of a doctoral research project on the intersection between Performance and Cultural Mediation.

The Education Lab at Hauser & Wirth Menorca accompanies the exhibition ‘Mika Rottenberg. Vibrant Matter,’ on view from 10 May 2025, and ‘Cindy Sherman. The Women,’ on view from 23 June. Plan your visit here.