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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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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Welcome to the second act of our exploration into the exhibition Evasiones. The Street as Fiction, where the concept of evasion takes center stage. Think of it as a delightful dance around societal norms, expectations, and the concrete confines of urban life. Here, the streets
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Urban art has always thrived on the streets, embracing the rawness and unpredictability of public spaces. But what happens when this same art, so deeply tied to its environment, enters a gallery setting? Evasiones. The Street as Fiction from B-Murals dives into this very question,
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In this edition of Meet the Makers, we chat with multidisciplinary artist Przemek Branas, whose practice spans performance, video, and installation. With a deep interest in exploring social contexts and how stories are told, Przemek’s art often blurs the boundaries between the past and present,
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In this edition of Meet the Makers, we had the pleasure of chatting with Alex Simorrè, the visionary founder of Load Gallery in Barcelona. Load Gallery is not your typical art space — it’s a hybrid gallery that fuses the physical and digital worlds, offering
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Hub/Art Exhibition announces the opening of #DISCONNECTED, a group exhibition on September 21, 2024, from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the exhibition space located at Carrer del Dr. Trueta 183 in Barcelona. This group exhibition is born from an open call inviting all the
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Artists are some of the world’s most important activists, helping us to make meaning from human folly and tragedy. They help translate emotions into something tangible we can understand. Oksana Drachkovska built her art career working with publishing houses and magazines, earning notoriety and prizes
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Can jewelry have the same magnitude of expression as more traditional visual arts media? Romanian designer Raluca Buzura thinks so. By pushing the limits of personal adornment to communicate something deeper about the human condition, Raluca promotes a broader understanding about the role of jewelry
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As someone who thoroughly enjoyed the immersive retrospective exhibition from Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, I am excited to share what I learned about this contemporary artist during my recent visit to MACBA. Mangrané’s diverse body of work displayed in this show spans sculpture, photography, installation and
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‘The Garden of Descansos’ is not merely an art exhibition; it’s an ephemeral journey through the creative universe of contemporary artist Fanni Kopacsi. Through her mastery of textiles, Kopacsi breathes new life into found objects and waste materials, transcending obsolescence to create sculptural pieces that
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