Saturday, May 18 Barcelona’s museums open their doors for free until dawn. You will have all the collections and exhibitions at your fingertips, as well as concerts, performances, workshops, guided tours and activities for the whole family.
May 8, 9 and 10, 2020The Handmade festival is a three-day event to meet, learn, experience and fill your suitcase full of creations of thread, paper, and wood. In addition, if you come as a family, we make it easy for you with activities, music, food trucks and chill-out areas, designed for adults and children.
March 19th – May 16th After Me, The Body explores the human body in a technological universe, with all its human reflexes, movements and yearnings.
March 14th & 15th GRAF is a meeting point for comic book artists and independent publishers, delving into the language of drawing, graphics and visual arts.
March 6th – April 3rd 2020 “Lucha como un brezo” is a miscellany of works inspired by the power of plants, understanding “power” as a Spinozian assertion of “what a plant can do”. The exhibition opens up a range of possible scenarios on the power of plants – as a cure and embodiment of Pacha knowledge, as well as a poetical-political resistance device against the capitalisation of health.
March 5th – 25th As a tribute to her roots, Gabriela Grobo develops a personal iconography based on images collected in her daily trips through the fields of Carlos Casares, Argentina and the surrounding area.
March 5th – 28th 2020 The collective Exhibition, Women Transiting, pays homage to women who travel the world creating their own way; knowledge networks, solidarity, art, life.
March 4th – 7thMUTEK is an International Festival of Digital Creativity that brings together internationally renowned artists to celebrate sound, music and audiovisual art.
February 28th – June 7th 2020
This exhibition explores the exchange in both directions between surrealism and design, juxtaposing surrealist works of art and outstanding design pieces from the last hundred years.
February 21 – April 26, 2020 This free exhibition in the Gothic Quarter focuses on contemporary artisan proposals: craft tiles take up a prominent place in Catalan ceramics.
February 20 – April 18, 2020First solo exhibition of the Barcelona artist Cesc Abad in the Víctor Lope gallery. In Dystopian Landscape, Abad presents his new project with a selection of paintings, works on paper and ceramic sculptures that investigates the defects of our society through his own dystopian world in which he creates impossible landscapes and future scenarios full of inconsistencies and primary colors.
Feb 15-17thSince 2012 Barcelona’s light festival, Llum BCN, allows local and international artists to transform public spaces through artistic installations, projections and mapping.
February 14th – May 17th Carlos Pérez Siquier (1930), a leading figure in the forging of photographic modernism and the professionalizing of this medium in Spain, enjoys a prominent place on the Spanish scene, firstly for his neorealism work and later as a pioneer of color photography.
February 7th – Exhibition dates extended due to COVID-19 ‘NEST’ by Javier Hernan Rubinstein is an exploration of the nest as a metaphor from the perspective of ephemeral art and ritual.
Februrary 4th – 21st Espronceda, Institute of Art and Culture, Barcelona, is launching the exciting project IMMENSIVA VR/AI Residence 2020.