Unmaking Art Studio, located in Barcelona’s vibrant Raval neighbourhood, unfolded organically to challenge norms and provide a comfortable artistic space where everyone feels welcome. Opened in 2024, by self-taught Nigerian artist Shyne Eghosa Obazee and his partner Aideen Farrell, the studio and adjoining artist-run gallery […]
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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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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Urban art will take over the heart of Paral·lel with the creation of a large-format mural that will reclaim the historical memory of Teatro Talia, an iconic space for the Sant Antoni neighborhood. The work will be carried out by the renowned Barcelona-based artist Elisa
From September 19 till October 19, the Load gallery, Barcelona’s youngest and most technologically advanced art space, is delighted to host Fine Print — the exhibition dedicated to the evolution of poetic expression in art. Coinciding with the start of the busy Manifesta season, the
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I currently live in Poble-Sec, a low-key neighbourhood from Barcelona which has been associated with the world of arts and entertainment, with such emblematic theatres as El Molino and Apolo. Its proximity to El Raval and Montjuïc mountain, where the MNAC, the Joan Miró Foundation
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Unax LaFuente is a dynamic artist and photographer who has been pushing the boundaries of visual expression since his early years in Sitges. He merges the realms of music and photography, transforming sound into complex visual narratives. His debut exhibition in Barcelona, “NEW ORDER,” will
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Mara Adina, widely recognised for her achievements as a film producer, has ventured into a deeply personal and transformative exploration of her artistic practice. After years of remarkable success within the film industry, Mara has gracefully transitioned into the realm of abstract art, igniting a
Apolo has kicked off its latest venture, “Art Meets Apolo,” a vibrant exhibition project that explores the dynamic relationship between club culture and art through the eyes of diverse local artists. In a world where art galleries and clubs often seem like two different planets,
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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Westfield Glòries presents the furniture created by industrial designer Curro Claret, which will go to Arrels Fundació, based on the work ‘Barcelona 2023′ by Georges Rousse, exhibited last summer at the center. This redesign allows all of the French artist’s materials to be offered a
KhaOs, as stated on its website, declares, “The work of art serves no purpose; it is therefore essential.” Departing from the conventional galleries in Barcelona, KhaOs presents a distinctive perspective on art, weaving narratives through the interplay of “space and poetry.” Its primary objective is
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,
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