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,
Cultural Dimensions Exposed: Navigating the Labyrinth of Society Read More »
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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Patrick Hourihan, an American college student, found himself immersed in the enchanting festivities of La Mercè for the very first time. This festival is a vibrant celebration of Barcelona’s patron saint, dedicated to fostering cultural and artistic expression, and it takes place in late September
Art, Culture, and La Mercè: A Newcomer’s Adventure in Barcelona Read More »
There’s a certain charm to wandering through city streets and unexpectedly stumbling upon a striking piece of art– as if the city is sharing a secret with you. In Barcelona, you never know what you might stumble upon. Whether it’s a colorful mural tucked away
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What is House of Art? House of Art consists of three artists: DaGroove (DJ), IAMPIO (multidisciplinary artist), and Ninon Réo (visual artist) who have come together as a collective with the goal of providing visibility to emerging artists through events that blend House music with
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Barcelona’s commitment to fostering artistic exploration attracts a vibrant community of contemporary artists, whose works reflect the ever-evolving nature of the city’s art scene. What distinguishes Barcelona’s art scene is its ability to blend international trends with local influences. An art lover’s dream Barcelona Gallery
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During the week of Burning Man (AKA Burn Week – this year on August 27, 2023 ’til September 4,2023) Barcelona residents create Urban Playa—a unique little burn and theme camps in the heart of Barcelona. This is a great opportunity to safely share your unique
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Barcelona boasts an intricate allure that sparks a sense of awe within visitors. From the towering spires of La Sagrada Familia to the quaint simplicity of Park Guell, the city exudes an artistic vibe that leaves many in wonder. But beyond the façade of this
Biomimicry in Barcelona’s Architecture Read More »
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 »
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
Casa Batlló: Living Architecture Read More »
The minute I saw the colorful, funky poster for Flea Market Barcelona in a cafe window, I knew I had to go. As a recovering shopaholic, I decided this was where I wanted to spend my cheat day. Flea Market Barcelona is a monthly flea
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Sunday is a good day to go to museums and visit exhibitions in Barcelona. There are centers that open for free on the first Sunday of each month and others that offer free access on Sunday afternoons, in addition to other free periods that vary
15 Museums in Barcelona that Open for Free on Sundays Read More »
We’re all missing many aspects of ‘normal life’ during the COVID-19 quarantine, namely spending time with friends and loved ones, evenings out at bars and restaurants or even just going outside. We’re in luck though, we live in the age of the Internet. There are
Barcelona’s Art World Goes Online Read More »