Main image by Fer Alcalá. On Sunday February 21st more than 50 artists hit the streets for an artistic declaration against censorship from the Spanish state. This is the second street art protest this month and momentum is growing. On February 7th, following the announcement …
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Updated February 17, 2021 Artists from the world of graffiti, mural art and urban art came together to renounce the violation of another artists’ right to free speech. The independent coalition of artists mobilized immediately after it was announced last week that rapper Pablo Hasél …
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Most people will be buying gifts from the comfort of their living room this year—no browsing busy Christmas Markets or perusing daunting shopping malls. The global pandemic means shoppers are going online and luckily, so are the artists and small shops! Conscientious customers who want …
The Tangent Projects Open Call now welcomes applications from national and international artists and creatives working in all different media. Deadline for the 1st round of applications is November 29th with the residency in between January 18th – April 16th. As a not-for-profit cultural association …
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“After being officially unveiled in 1924 with the publication of André Breton’s Surrealist Manifesto, Surrealism quickly grew into an international intellectual and political movement whose members came from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, including writing, film, and fine arts. Design and everyday objects were a great …
After an unusually quiet summer this 2020, art lovers in Barcelona finally have something to get excited about! A weekend full of art and creative activities launches today with the Tallers Oberts de Poblenou and Barcelona’s Gallery Weekend. Immediately following the weekend, you can enjoy …
International artists Aina Oset from Barcelona and Timothy Patey in Zürich, have teamed up to create an art and word book that celebrates the beauty of human needs. The project is inspired by a need of our times: to understand, recognize, and act upon the …
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Architect and Flash Gallery BCN founder and owner, David Correa has had a great deal of contact with working artists. He’s seen first hand how hard it can be for artists to get their work into the world, make a name for themselves and make …
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La Escocesa is an expanded community of creators housed in an old factory of the Poblenou district. In the late 90’s this old run-down building was recovered and reopened by a group of artists who decided to reinterpret the space and question its hierarchical and …
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There’s a new show in town and it combines the complex and sometimes turbulent worlds of The Arts and The Impact Sector: nonprofit organizations, think-tanks and social enterprises. Cosmic is a weekly livestreamed podcast exploring the world of change within society and within people. The …
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“You have to systematically create confusion, it sets creativity free. Everything that is contradictory creates life.” -Salvador Dalí In a recent chat I was asked if I agreed with Dalí’s observation about confusion and creativity. Because my immediate reference is myself—and I’m in a bit …
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Abi Fantastic is an ambitious painter, curator, and event organizer originally from the UK, and currently based in Barcelona. Her captivating paintings use bold colors, whimsical movement and a mixture of textures to reveal a unique, creative expression on the canvas. Abi is also a …
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On May 1st -3rd the Ceramics Congress is back! A fun-filled weekend of workshops and networking online for potters and ceramic artists. This is the third session of the digital congress and it promises to be a great edition! Unlike most of the creative events …
We’re all missing many aspects of ‘normal life’ during the COVID-19 quarantine, namely spending time with friends and loved ones, evenings out at bars and restaurants or even just going outside. We’re in luck though, we live in the age of the Internet. There are …
It’s March 2020 and we’re all going to be spending a lot of time out of our normal routines and inside our homes. Use this time wisely by honing creative skills and exploring new opportunities with creative online classes.