From April 24th to 27th, Montoya presents ‘The Habit of Swerving’, a large-scale installation by artist Pedro Torres. Inauguration: 24 de April, 18:00h. Schedule: 25–27 de April, de 11:00 a 20:00h The Habit of Swerving is an installation developed in direct response to the industrial […]
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This season, La Roca Village kicks off “Your Style, Your Game”—a campaign celebrating the intersection of fashion, sport, and artistic expression. While the project spotlights nine athletes from across Spain, a major creative force behind the scenes is Barcelona-based artist Sejal Parekh, whose sculptural works
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Some artists spend years in art school, perfecting their craft and following a clearly defined path. Others, like Shyne Eghosa Obazee, stumble into it by chance—only to realize they’ve found something they were always meant to do. A self-taught Nigerian artist, Shyne recently discovered his
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Barcelona’s MACBA has long been a gathering place for skaters, artists, and creatives from around the world. However, recent renovation plans threaten to change this, with the city prohibiting skateboarding in the iconic square—an act that has sparked the #savemacba movement. In response, Finnish graphic
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Load gallery is proud to present Visions, a solo exhibition by Argentinian artist Pilar Zeta. Opening on 3 April, Visions is a site-specific project conceived for Load, marking a significant addition to Zeta’s impactful body of work. Despite having only a few solo exhibitions, Pilar
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Exhibition Open Call from Cascadas Art Space in Barcelona. Hyperlocality refers to a focus on a specific, narrowly defined place—often a neighborhood, district, or even a single street. In the digital age, hyperlocality takes on a new dimension by merging physical space with virtual interactions.
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At this year’s Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Barcelona-based Cameroonian artist Agnes Essonti Luque was awarded the prestigious Tomorrows/Today Prize. Recognised as one of South Africa’s most esteemed visual art accolades for emerging and under-represented artists, this distinguished prize celebrates Essonti’s’ promising artistic journey. It
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Ever met someone who started making films before learning to take photos? Meet Samuel Tehrani, an actor-turned-photographer who proves that sometimes the most interesting journeys start in reverse. While most photographers graduate from stills to motion, Tehrani’s love affair with imagery began with creating short
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Each year in early February, the Santa Eulàlia Festivities fill the streets of Barcelona with a festive and cultural spirit. From February 7th to 12th, the city celebrates its co-patron saint, offering a great program of activities that range from emblematic parades to concerts and
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In late November, we met with artist Elisa Capdevila and urban art curator Antoine Careil amidst a stormy Barcelona backdrop. The city was still reeling from record-breaking rain and wind, and so was their ambitious project: a large-scale mural paying homage to the Teatro Talia
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How Casa Batlló is Innovating Visitor Experiences and Cultural Business Management at One of the World’s Most Unique Heritage Sites. Ah… Casa Batlló: a masterpiece of Catalan modernist architecture designed by Antoni Gaudí, which I recommend to every single person who comes to Barcelona to
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In recent years, phrases like “bridging gaps,” “meeting at the intersection,” and “blurring boundaries” have become standard jargon for tech companies attempting to navigate the art market. These low-effort PR expressions, now teetering between meme and cliche, reduced once avant-garde work of exploring new territories
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Arte a la Carta is not a typical art space. Founded by Julia Stewart, an artist based in Barcelona, Arte a la Carta serves as a space for adults to nurture their inner child alongside new people. Join us as we chat with Julia about
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The exhibition on Agnès Varda at Barcelona’s CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona) is a vibrant, textured tribute to a filmmaker who remains strangely underappreciated, despite her monumental influence on cinema, feminism, and art. Visiting this exhibition with friends from various backgrounds, it was
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“My creative journey seeks to capture the sublime essence of the landscape and transform it into a spiritual experience,” says Mareo Rodríguez of his Portals series. Trained as both an artist and architect, Mareo seeks to distil the very essence of the landscape. His geometrical
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