Tattoos—a Historically Banned Art Form
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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KhaOs Artists Spotlight: Fabien Conti
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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The New Contemporary Art Movement at Fousion Gallery
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 2022
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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Synergizing Music and Art with Flow
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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Vernissage at KhaOs Story #7
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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Combining Fashion and Art with Slovenian Designer Miro Misljen
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
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Casa Batlló: Living Architecture
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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Open Day in Poblenou Urban District
I had Open Day in Poblenou marked in my calendar for over a month. So when the day finally came, I put on my best sneakers and headed out to the Urban District to check out what all the galleries, foundations, and unique spaces had
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Flea Market Barcelona
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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Spending the Day with Niho Ceramics
After a month of talking to artists, walking through galleries and admiring individual work and style, I felt an itch to create. Usually for me that itch is scratched by writing, a medium I’m comfortable with. But this time, the art gods and a woman
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Moco Museum Barcelona
Across the face of each sweatshirt, phone case, and postcard in the gift shop reads, “in art we trust.” No one believes this more than Moco, a museum that provides space for unique, visionary artists from all over the world. Moco balances modern, contemporary and
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A Night of Art, Beauty and Culture
Located on Calle Mallorca in the bustling Eixample district is a unique venue combining art, beauty and culture. The exposed brick walls, high ceilings and eclectic decorations give it a modern, cosmopolitan feel. By-day it’s a fully functioning beauty salon and by-night it’s a contemporary
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Breaking Down the CCCB: Centre de Cultura Contemporánia de Barcelona
With so many museum acronyms, it’s easy to confuse one for another, but this is one you’ll want to remember. On the backside of the imposing MACBA, is its little sister; the CCCB. Despite the CCCB’s opening in 1994 there’s a rich history behind the
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Hey, She’s Got Superpowers!
This new contemporary art exhibition coming to the Gothic Quarter next month invites viewers to consider self-empowerment as a means of navigating through a troubled world, where women are the protagonists as they find their primal strength to protect and create change. The exhibition centres
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