January 13th MonkeyBird creates large-scale paintings with mythological animals as the center of his creations. Most of MonkeyBird’s works of art incorporate a monkey and a humanoid bird, which represent “the two faces of humanity; the monkey is the realistic face and the bird is the dreamer,” according to 5Art Gallery (Paris).
December 5th – January 5th. Sgaleria presents the exhibition, THIS IS STREET ART “THE COLLECTION” and SOLO SHOW by BRE Barcelona.
November 29th – January 6th The opening of the show “Urban Reality, Group Essence” by Base Elements Urban Gallery takes place on November 29th at 6-11pm.
Last weekend the Maker Faire Barcelona took place at the Nau Bostik, a self-managed artistic creation space located in the neighborhood of La Sagrera. We wrote about the event in a previous article, so we won’t go into the history and purpose of the event, …
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Street art is one of the many hallmarks of Barcelona. It has been filling the city and adding to the art scene in Spain since the early 1990s. Barcelona street art is widely accepted to be some of the most interesting in the world; created …
This is more than a light show! The urban landscape of Poblenou is transformed into an playground of experimentation and innovation using light as the medium. There is a sense of wonder as the crowd meanders from one installation to another. New technologies allow artists …
Art is meant to be more than beautiful. It should be inspiring and in many cases, controversial. Creative minds are the best candidates to break taboos and push forward social change. And what better place to catch the public’s attention than in the streets? That’s …
Stoke Threads is collaborating with Barcelona street artists and designers in a new project to celebrate and support local talent. This city is alive with art! It’s woven through the culture and stitched into the Barcelona lifestyle, thread by thread. Every two months we’ll be …
ME LATA presents their first street art exhibition: “Como decirte otra vez te quiero”. Surely walking through the Raval district of Barcelona you have met with phrases written on cans and hung with style on the wall and you ask yourself, who did that? Those responsible …