The Picasso Museum, home to over 4,251 of Picasso’s works, takes the audience on a journey of Picasso’s lifetime pieces. The Museum touches on the artist’s influence from Barcelona. From the Blue Period to his renditions of Las Meninas, the collection takes you through Picasso’s …
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 …
On July 1, 2, and 3rd, Passeig de Sant Joan hosted its 21st painting competition and collective exhibition. Displayed along the main road were upwards of forty paintings, all hoping to win prize money and a chance of exhibition. Open to the public, the show …
One of the first things I noticed while exploring Barcelona is the street art. Whether it’s colorfully spray-painted on a storefront or tucked away in a cobblestone corner, Barcelona’s street designs are eye-catching and display great talent. Many of the artists even sign their work. …
Annelizza—The Artist Hanging Hundreds of Masks in the Streets of Barcelona Read More »
Barcelona Design Week is a keystone part of the art world. On the website you can find endless workshops, classes, and upcoming exhibitions to attend. While reading through, one show caught my eye. Manifestations: Natures and Worlds exhibition, located in the Materfad Materials Centre in …
Robot Predators and Bioluminescent Jackets: A Look into Barcelona Design Week Read More »
Galería Joan Prats is a pioneer contemporary art gallery that’s been working with international artists since 1976. The current show “Hole in the Ground” is open until July 29th. I highly recommend carving a couple of hours out of your day to see the experimental, …
Caixa Forum’s exhibit, open through August, explores tattooing is not only an art form but one of the oldest, universal forms of art-making.