I currently live in Poble-Sec, a low-key neighbourhood from Barcelona which has been associated with the world of arts and entertainment, with such emblematic theatres as El Molino and Apolo. Its proximity to El Raval and Montjuïc mountain, where the MNAC, the Joan Miró Foundation […]
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A Case Study on Michelle Andrea’s “In Situ?” Artwork Series exploring profound narratives related to cultural identity, immigration and art. In 2021, I took a bold step to pursue a career in Arts & Cultural Management. Selling all my furniture, except for a cherished wooden
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A Case Study on Barcelona’s Ten-Year Municipal Strategy Against Loneliness & Experience Production Studio SAMAMBA. In an era dominated by digital communication, the paradox of isolation looms large. What was once considered a major stress factor has now evolved into a more insidious issue —
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An article on countercultures inspired by Josep Ramoneda’s text, “Barcelona, Open City.” Josep Ramoneda’s “Barcelona, Open City” insights aren’t just your average observations. They’re like a pair of magical glasses, revealing culture in a whole new light. It’s not a one-size-fits-all deal; it’s a vibrant,
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Have you ever come across an image that was so surreal that it almost felt like a dream? That’s the magic of surreal photography. It’s a genre that takes the viewer on a journey through a world that’s familiar, yet distorted. Surrealist photography pushes the
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The world is rich with precious fine art pieces, but many don’t always get their fair share of recognition. Artnet News reports that global art sales at auctions between 1991 and 2005 were almost entirely dominated by U.S. and U.K. artists, with Germany and France
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Iconic graphic designer Milton Glaser discusses creativity. He says most significant works come out of misunderstanding. For this reason, designers must move away from what they already know, even if they’re receiving recognition and good pay for their work. A designer must DO! Do
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Cognitive Psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman is known for his research and writing on intelligence, creativity, and human potential. In this clip, briefly discusses the relationship between motivation and creativity and how our environment has a profound effect on this relationship. People are born with enthusiasm—children
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In today’s crowded marketplace a new product is only as good as its packaging and marketing campaigns. How can you make it stand out from the competition? How can you update the design of your product without alienating your customer? The book, Creative Anarchy: How
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