A creative morning in Cardedeu with cyanotype, local food, and an easy train ride from the city. Sometimes you just need to get out of Barcelona for a few hours. Not in a dramatic way. Not for a full weekend escape. Just enough to see […]
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A Barcelona-based initiative brings live artistic processes into the exhibition space at Palazzo Bembo. DOM Art Residence, a Barcelona-based platform, will launch its first digital residency this May as part of Personal Structures 2026 in Venice. The six-month program, titled Accepted Without Review, brings together
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In the small Catalan village of L’Albi, surrounded by olive groves and almond orchards, an 18th-century historic house overlooking the central plaza has been re-imagined as a creative sanctuary. The Craft (or l’Artesania in Catalan) is a place designed for slowing down and reconnecting with
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Frankie Malone is an Irish artist based in Barcelona who works between stillness and motion, instinct and intention. His main medium is photography, but his practice weaves in poetry, graphic design, and whatever else feels honest in the moment—layered compositions that are abstract, emotional, and
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When the Museu de l’Art Prohibit (Museum of Prohibited Art) opened its doors in central Barcelona in October 2023, it sparked international interest by boldly confronting censorship, cultural suppression, and the politics of artistic expression. Promising more than two hundred works once banned, attacked, or
A distinct new perspective is emerging in Barcelona’s creative landscape. On June 26th, 2025 ÁTICO made its official debut during the International Filmmakers & Artists Gala—not just as another production studio, but as a manifesto. Founded by Tatiana Lash, ÁTICO is a collaborative visual storytelling
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Join the international collective — next stop: Barcelona, October 2025 ESPRONCEDA Institute of Art & Culture, in collaboration with the international artist collective What is Gender?, opens a call for four local artists based in Catalonia to join an upcoming group exhibition in Barcelona this
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Some stories start with a bang. This one began with a second-hand Polaroid camera and a blurry photo. What followed was not only a career shift—it was a whole philosophy built around imperfection, experimentation, and a deep belief in the power of fleeting moments. What
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We took a trip out to the forest near La Garriga to visit Spencer Byles’ open-air museum—a hidden world of land art woven right into the trees. Spencer has been living and working here, creating sculptures from natural materials that slowly fade back into the
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Catalan creativity takes center stage in South Korea’s new digital art fair. Barcelona’s digital art scene found a new international platform last week as Load Gallery joined the inaugural Loop Lab Busan, a new media art fair held from April 24th to 26th, 2025 in
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This season, La Roca Village kicks off “Your Style, Your Game”—a campaign celebrating the intersection of fashion, sport, and artistic expression. While the project spotlights nine athletes from across Spain, a major creative force behind the scenes is Barcelona-based artist Sejal Parekh, whose sculptural works
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Some artists spend years in art school, perfecting their craft and following a clearly defined path. Others, like Shyne Eghosa Obazee, stumble into it by chance—only to realize they’ve found something they were always meant to do. A self-taught Nigerian artist, Shyne recently discovered his
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Ever met someone who started making films before learning to take photos? Meet Samuel Tehrani, an actor-turned-photographer who proves that sometimes the most interesting journeys start in reverse. While most photographers graduate from stills to motion, Tehrani’s love affair with imagery began with creating short
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The exhibition on Agnès Varda at Barcelona’s CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona) is a vibrant, textured tribute to a filmmaker who remains strangely underappreciated, despite her monumental influence on cinema, feminism, and art. Visiting this exhibition with friends from various backgrounds, it was
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