A new exhibition in L’Hospitalet exploring violence, assimilation, and resistance through sculpture, installation, and material rupture. Bruna Kury brings Hay que tener estómago (You need a strong stomach) to Tangent Projects, in a solo exhibition curated by Thais de Menezes. The show runs from May […]
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A creative morning in Cardedeu with cyanotype, local food, and an easy train ride from the city. Sometimes you just need to get out of Barcelona for a few hours. Not in a dramatic way. Not for a full weekend escape. Just enough to see
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A Barcelona-based initiative brings live artistic processes into the exhibition space at Palazzo Bembo. DOM Art Residence, a Barcelona-based platform, will launch its first digital residency this May as part of Personal Structures 2026 in Venice. The six-month program, titled Accepted Without Review, brings together
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A new exhibition at Tangent Projects reflects on movement, memory, and the tension of in-between states. From April 10th to May 8th, Tangent Projects presents The Sun’s Northward Journey, a solo exhibition by Sejal Parekh, curated by Zoé Boutte. Taking its name from Uttarayan—from the
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FrikiFIsh is pleased to share Senyals, the first international solo exhibition by Sadia Pineda Hameed, presented at Tangent Projects in Barcelona. Bringing together sound, film, and sculptural installation, Senyals traces hidden histories of solidarity, resistance, and communication across Wales and Catalonia. Through archival fragments, sonic
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Nau Bostik in Barcelona is solidifying its position as one of the last vibrant and active strongholds for muralism in the city, thanks to the continuous efforts of B-Murals. On November 15th, this urban art center inaugurated 13 new murals, establishing the venue as a true space of
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November 15, 2025 | La Nau Bostik, Barcelona | Free entry (11:00–22:00) Barcelona’s leading urban art hub, B-Murals Centre d’Art Urbà, invites the public to B-Murals Fest 2025 — a full day dedicated to creativity, community, and the transformative power of art in public space.
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This autumn join me for a relaxed series of three art walks through Barcelona, where we explore the city’s vibrant contemporary art scene. From major institutions and private galleries to key art events, each walk offers a unique insight into the latest artistic trends. No
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In the small Catalan village of L’Albi, surrounded by olive groves and almond orchards, an 18th-century historic house overlooking the central plaza has been re-imagined as a creative sanctuary. The Craft (or l’Artesania in Catalan) is a place designed for slowing down and reconnecting with
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I’m XAV — creative director, curator, artist mentor, and co-founder of Artist Ally — a weekly publication and platform built for international, immigrant, and emerging artists in Barcelona (and beyond) who want to grow personally and financially while staying true to themselves. We’re proud to
Frankie Malone is an Irish artist based in Barcelona who works between stillness and motion, instinct and intention. His main medium is photography, but his practice weaves in poetry, graphic design, and whatever else feels honest in the moment—layered compositions that are abstract, emotional, and
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When the Museu de l’Art Prohibit (Museum of Prohibited Art) opened its doors in central Barcelona in October 2023, it sparked international interest by boldly confronting censorship, cultural suppression, and the politics of artistic expression. Promising more than two hundred works once banned, attacked, or
Barcelona’s Load Gallery is back with another immersive exhibition—this time exploring the human body as landscape, memory, and myth. BODYSCAPES, opening July 17, brings together ten women artists working across photography, AI, video, and performance to ask: what does it really mean to inhabit a
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A distinct new perspective is emerging in Barcelona’s creative landscape. On June 26th, 2025 ÁTICO made its official debut during the International Filmmakers & Artists Gala—not just as another production studio, but as a manifesto. Founded by Tatiana Lash, ÁTICO is a collaborative visual storytelling
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Some stories start with a bang. This one began with a second-hand Polaroid camera and a blurry photo. What followed was not only a career shift—it was a whole philosophy built around imperfection, experimentation, and a deep belief in the power of fleeting moments. What
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