KhaOs, as stated on its website, declares, “The work of art serves no purpose; it is therefore essential.” Departing from the conventional galleries in Barcelona, KhaOs presents a distinctive perspective on art, weaving narratives through the interplay of “space and poetry.” Its primary objective is […]
Welcome to the inspiring world of Studio Avenir, a creative haven nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Gràcia. Over the last year, this studio has evolved into a sanctuary for art lovers and creators alike. With a core focus on ceramics and mosaics workshops, Avenir’s
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In a bold move that confronts the ever-present specter of censorship and cancel culture, Barcelona welcomes an unprecedented new museum today. The Museu de l’Art Prohibit (Museum of Prohibited Art) is opening its doors to the public on October 26, 2023. It showcases over two
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With a rich artistic journey rooted in both education and life experience, Zaragoza-based artist Fernando Malo has a strong connection with the city of Barcelona, which is deeply woven into the tapestry of his work. He studied at the Massana School from 1976 to 1981
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Guided visit by Patricia Dauder: Interiors Patrica Dauder was born in Barcelona, Spain, in 1973 and currently lives and works in her hometown. Growing up, Patrica prided herself on seeing things that often eluded others or were simply overlooked. She explains, “I like to observe
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Barcelona’s commitment to fostering artistic exploration attracts a vibrant community of contemporary artists, whose works reflect the ever-evolving nature of the city’s art scene. What distinguishes Barcelona’s art scene is its ability to blend international trends with local influences. An art lover’s dream Barcelona Gallery
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Barcelona is a hub for alternative art galleries that offer a unique window into the city’s vibrant artistic scene. Discover creativity that goes beyond the traditional galleries, from small art spaces tucked away in narrow alleys to sprawling warehouse spaces in the Poblenou neighborhood, there
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What seemingly simple questions have unexpectedly made you stop and think? Treat yourself to a philosophical journey through masterful works of art. Step into the expressive solo exhibition from Colombian artist Ana Lucia Cano. Her new collection on view at NoHo House Gallery in Barcelona
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Hub/Art Barcelona is happy to announce the opening of a new exhibition, entitled “Italic BOLD” with artists Laura Benetton, Michele Spina and Zino, curated by Greta Zuccali. The event is realised thanks to GAG London ltd with the technical support of Interface FM Iberica and
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Redemption is a project that includes 19 large-format paintings and narrates the experience and overcoming of a mourning. This exhibition reflects both the spiritual and earthly search for salvation through a feminist, critical and Gnostic vision of canonical Christianity. Starting from the Gospel of Mary
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“Beneath the airy, ornamental aspect of a garden is the close, unconscious twist of root and rock, where the animal and the invisible lie, and from which instinct irrepressibly arises.” The first, big, solo exhibition by English artist Blanche Ellis, In The Garden: Subterráneo, will
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Villa del Arte is a contemporary art gallery functioning since 1999. Representing over forty national and international artists, the gallery has four different locations in Barcelona and Amsterdam. I visited the gallery located on Passeig de Gracia and I was very pleased with the combination
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Tucked in a corner of a quiet alley just off major streets in the Borne District is a hidden gem known as Fousion Gallery. After being buzzed in and going up a quick flight of stairs I was greeted by Jasmin Waschl, the genius behind
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You could almost miss the quiet, white-walled backstreet off of Calle Méxic on the lower slopes of Montjuic, but don’t be fooled by modest first appearances. This alley is lined with small, exquisite art galleries and artists’ workshops that are a creative world of their
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Across the face of each sweatshirt, phone case, and postcard in the gift shop reads, “in art we trust.” No one believes this more than Moco, a museum that provides space for unique, visionary artists from all over the world. Moco balances modern, contemporary and
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