Gabriel Carrió Vives

Gabriel Carrió Vives is an Associate Professor at the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB), specializing in the Department of Historical Sciences and Theory of the Arts. His research focuses on art history, particularly in sculpture, ethnography, and iconography, with an emphasis on historical and artistic analysis of regions like Mallorca.

His work includes monographs on the parishes of Artà (2002), Vileta (2006), and Son Servera (2007), as well as curating the 2006 exhibition El carro triomfal. Manifestas populares a l'entorn de Santa Caterina Tomàs and contributing to collective works on the illustrious sons of Palma (2008) and the Raixa estate (2010). He has participated in cataloging projects at the Capuchin Convent in Palma, analyzing artisan, textile, and nativity scene collections. Currently, he is writing his doctoral thesis.

Carrió Vives teaches subjects such as Renaissance Art and Sources for Art History at UIB, with academic years listed up to 2025-26. His teaching spans both the Degree in Art History and the Degree in History. While no students or email addresses are explicitly mentioned, his research interests align with historical and artistic studies, including movable and immovable property cataloging.