Hub/Art Exhibition announces the opening of #DISCONNECTED, a group exhibition on September 21, 2024, from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the exhibition space located at Carrer del Dr. Trueta 183 in Barcelona. This group exhibition is born from an open call inviting all the […]
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From September 19 till October 19, the Load gallery, Barcelona’s youngest and most technologically advanced art space, is delighted to host Fine Print — the exhibition dedicated to the evolution of poetic expression in art. Coinciding with the start of the busy Manifesta season, the
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Located in Barcelona’s creative Poblenou district, the Load Gallery is the latest addition to the city’s vibrant art scene. Equipped with bespoke next-generation screens and an elaborate sound system, this innovative space brings digital art to life, showcasing ambitious works by internationally acclaimed artists. The
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INDUSTRIAL SCRIBERS It is an exhibition-installation curated by B-Murals, as part of its innovative curatorial line WCU3, with the aim of inviting artists who define the most contemporary urban art scene in Barcelona. The focus is on creations that occupy both the street and the
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Nestled into a classical Catalan Modernist Apartment on Gran de Gracia in Barcelona, a unique exhibition is currently taking place, offering a journey through contrasting realms of artistry and introspection. The OXIMOROS Exhibition, curated and illuminated by Ottolumi, acts as a meeting point where two
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As someone who thoroughly enjoyed the immersive retrospective exhibition from Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, I am excited to share what I learned about this contemporary artist during my recent visit to MACBA. Mangrané’s diverse body of work displayed in this show spans sculpture, photography, installation and
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‘The Garden of Descansos’ is not merely an art exhibition; it’s an ephemeral journey through the creative universe of contemporary artist Fanni Kopacsi. Through her mastery of textiles, Kopacsi breathes new life into found objects and waste materials, transcending obsolescence to create sculptural pieces that
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It is a pleasure to present the profound and transformative exhibition titled ‘How We See The World’ by Barry Salzman. His decade-long project not only showcases the visual power of art but also challenges us to address deep ethical questions in our collective history. Salzman’s
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Mara Adina, widely recognised for her achievements as a film producer, has ventured into a deeply personal and transformative exploration of her artistic practice. After years of remarkable success within the film industry, Mara has gracefully transitioned into the realm of abstract art, igniting a
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
The “Stay At Home Dad” (SAHD) exhibition by Jacob Vilató, currently gracing the walls of NoHo House in Barcelona, is an exploration of the parallels between artistic creation and parenthood. This show unveils the artist’s masterful storytelling through large-format paintings, each a vibrant canvas weaving
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According to the dictionary, ‘home’ is a word that relates to the place where one lives. However, every single person has a different understanding of it. There are specific sounds, smells, materials, landscapes, images, sensations or even people that one can associate with their homeland
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DRAP Art Festival launched last night with six exhibitions in the Gothic Quarter, interventions in public spaces, and a long list of concerts and cultural activities. The exhibitions are on view October 26th to December 21st and admission is absolutely free. A Celebration of Sustainable
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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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