Amelia Johannsen makes art that harmonizes raw textures, natural shapes, and the hues of coastal landscapes. Today, she has developed a diverse repertoire encompassing ceramic sculptures, trencadis mosaics and abstract paintings. Amelia’s art beckons observers to an immersive realm where the serenity of water melds […]
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According to the dictionary, ‘home’ is a word that relates to the place where one lives. However, every single person has a different understanding of it. There are specific sounds, smells, materials, landscapes, images, sensations or even people that one can associate with their homeland
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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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With a rich artistic journey rooted in both education and life experience, Zaragoza-based artist Fernando Malo has a strong connection with the city of Barcelona, which is deeply woven into the tapestry of his work. He studied at the Massana School from 1976 to 1981
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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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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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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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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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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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At the end of a small street in El Raval is a hole in the wall, inside which you will find a long, winding room filled with every kind of art you can imagine. This studio belongs to Albert Casals, a 78-year-old abstract artist who
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