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
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A standout among the emerging talent of pop-art is Jordanna Ber, a designer-turned-artist who made her way from Canada to Barcelona, and she is now building her dream studio space from an old stone countryside villa in the Costa Brava. Jordanna describes her style as
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Adriana Eskenazi is a professional photographer who has been working in the sector since 2009. After a ten-year career in advertising and fashion with the studio she co-founded in 2011, eskenaziencursiva, she broke away and started a solo career. This allowed her to deepen her
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Following my visit of the Khaos Story #7 exhibition, I wanted to learn more about the people behind the projects. One of the innovative artists I discovered is Kenta Umemoto, a Paris-based Japanese photographer who uses multi−layered processes, vibrant colors, and rich textures to create
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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,
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Browsing through Fanni Kopacsi’s website of art, analogue photography and poetry is an emotionally stirring experience. Fed up with the lies and abuse by the politicians and powers that be, Fanni’s works are both an introspection and a reflection on human behaviour, sociocultural issues and
Duality and Transformation with Fanni Kopacsi Read More »
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.
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For the past couple months, I’ve too often found myself standing in front of an art piece and whispering to myself, “how in the world did they do that?” This question was usually followed by “how did they even think of that?” This quote by
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Tucked in a corner of a quiet alley just off major streets in the Borne District is a hidden gem known as Fousion Gallery. After being buzzed in and going up a quick flight of stairs I was greeted by Jasmin Waschl, the genius behind
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NFT Barcelona is a new conference and exhibition bringing over cross-chain Art NFTs to a wider audience while proposing workshops and talks for the art world. That includes artists, collectors, fairs, auction houses, galleries and other art institutions. Pignatelli Palace NFT BCN will be held
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Singer, performer, spiritual gangster—there are many terms to describe this multi-talented artist. A wild woman and true collaborator at heart, Flow tells us about her first creative experiences and how she came to co-found the artistic collective, The Daffodils Art Project, to be followed by
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You could almost miss the quiet, white-walled backstreet off of Calle Méxic on the lower slopes of Montjuic, but don’t be fooled by modest first appearances. This alley is lined with small, exquisite art galleries and artists’ workshops that are a creative world of their
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Miro Misljen is a popular Slovenian fashion designer known for his extravagance and somewhat eccentric style. Miro makes a name for himself as a ‘bad boy’ of fashion and design because his shows are often shocking and they’re designed to carry a social or artistic
Combining Fashion and Art with Slovenian Designer Miro Misljen Read More »
There are few events in the world that can draw 45,000 people for a 15 minute performance. But on Saturday May 7, Barcelona prepared for one of the most highly anticipated events of the month. Innovative technology combined with historic and beloved architecture fused in
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