A Case Study on Michelle Andrea’s “In Situ?” Artwork Series exploring profound narratives related to cultural identity, immigration and art. In 2021, I took a bold step to pursue a career in Arts & Cultural Management. Selling all my furniture, except for a cherished wooden […]
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Freya Saleh, emerging artist currently based in Barcelona, draws inspiration from a lifelong passion for art and a rich array of personal experiences. Her artistic journey, peppered with influences from childhood surroundings and exposure to prestigious exhibitions, has shaped her unique approach to painting.
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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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In this exclusive Meet the Makers interview, we unravel the artistic journey of the Mexican duo composed of Edgar Mondragón & Erik López, where friendship transforms into a seamless blend of music and visuals. Edgar Mondragón’s unique ambient compositions delve into modern-day emotions and experiences.
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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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An inspiring conversation with multidisciplinary artist with a unique vision to share. Valentina Brostean is an artist whose life’s narrative unfolds like an adventure novel, transitioning from Novi Sad, Serbia, to the bustling streets of Barcelona. Valentina’s artistic evolution has traversed three countries and involves a
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Born in Paris, Marie Franz has an artistic journey that traverses continents — from New York to London and finally, Barcelona. She discovered her passion for painting following a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis and Fibromyalgia in 2016. This unexpected twist became the catalyst for a
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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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In a bold move that confronts the ever-present specter of censorship and cancel culture, Barcelona welcomes an unprecedented new museum today. The Museu de l’Art Prohibit (Museum of Prohibited Art) is opening its doors to the public on October 26, 2023. It showcases over two
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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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Patrick Hourihan, an American college student, found himself immersed in the enchanting festivities of La Mercè for the very first time. This festival is a vibrant celebration of Barcelona’s patron saint, dedicated to fostering cultural and artistic expression, and it takes place in late September
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There’s a certain charm to wandering through city streets and unexpectedly stumbling upon a striking piece of art– as if the city is sharing a secret with you. In Barcelona, you never know what you might stumble upon. Whether it’s a colorful mural tucked away
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