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 is a hub for alternative art galleries that offer a unique window into the city’s vibrant artistic scene. Discover creativity that goes beyond the traditional galleries, from small art spaces tucked away in narrow alleys to sprawling warehouse spaces in the Poblenou neighborhood, there
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In the realm of local art updates, there’s exciting news as two streaming services are teaming up to enrich your home with a broader array of artwork, beautifully showcased on your digital screens. If you’re a FrikiFish reader, you might recall WindowSight’s introduction in 2020
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Would you like to participate in a joint hybrid residency of 12 European countries in November? Would you like to have the opportunity to do a residency in Barcelona and later in Lisbon or Amsterdam? Are you passionate about biodiversity conservation and ecology and would
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When it comes to the world of contemporary art, there are few names that carry as much weight and fascination as Jaume Plensa i Suñé. This Catalan visual artist has managed to create a body of work that transcends language, culture, and borders, capturing the
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As cities around the world have become awash with vibrant murals, the art form has taken on an even greater significance. Alongside making streets and public spaces more appealing to live in, urban art also serves as a powerful platform for communicating ideas about political
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This spring Rebobinart and TRAM completed the final intervention of Art in the TRAM, in the Espronceda stop of the T5 and T6 lines in Poblenou. This art project was carried out by the urban and multidisciplinary artist Kenor. Kenor worked on a combination of
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The dates of the Drap-Art’23 Festival in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona are now confirmed: it will be held from October 28 to December 21 in several emblematic places in the neighborhood, such as Las Ramblas, Plaza Real, Plaza del Rey, Plaza de la Mercè
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Have you ever come across an image that was so surreal that it almost felt like a dream? That’s the magic of surreal photography. It’s a genre that takes the viewer on a journey through a world that’s familiar, yet distorted. Surrealist photography pushes the
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Rikardo Druškić is an intuitive artist whose detailed and colorful paintings are driven by love, fear, spirituality and empathy. Born in Zagreb in 1990, Rikardo lives in Sarajevo and exhibits internationally. He uses a combination of art techniques such as drawing, painting, street art and
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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
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What seemingly simple questions have unexpectedly made you stop and think? Treat yourself to a philosophical journey through masterful works of art. Step into the expressive solo exhibition from Colombian artist Ana Lucia Cano. Her new collection on view at NoHo House Gallery in Barcelona
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Ana Lucia Cano (b. 1980, Quindío, Colombia) drew influence from her unique childhood experiences to pursue an artistic journey. She started by studying and practicing architecture in different countries before obtaining a Masters in Architectural Design from Columbia University and opening her own boutique practice
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In September 2022 I launched Onimations with the intention of producing animations on the subjects of psychology, philosophy, and zen in collaboration with renowned authors and publications. The first animation, titled “How to Face Suffering” was produced in association with the Ram Dass Foundation and
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