Described as a collaborative creative community, MOB aims to provide sort of artistic playground for creative types.
Feb 15, 2012 by Sophie Cameron
Head to the small space off Rambla del Raval and you’ll discover erotic paintings, audiovisual shows and grainy photographs. (Feb 2-19)
Feb 1, 2012 by Clare Considine
CCCB continues to stage its glittering new year’s agenda with weekender art festival The Influencers, a kaleidoscopic tour de force of “radical entertainment”. (Feb 9-11)
Feb 1, 2012 by Poppy Beale-Collins
With its basic shapes and bright colors, Barcelona-based artist Sabine Finkenauer's work shows the world from a convincingly childlike perspective. (Dec 2 – Jan 6)
Dec 1, 2011 by Sophie Cameron
New creative solutions for the unglamorous realities of waste and skyrocketing consumerism are no longer just an ideology shared by a struggling few. (Dec 16–30)
Dec 1, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins
Fauna y Flora is the latest project from the VWorkshop Collective. Chances are, whether you realized it or not, you have seen their creations at some time in Barcelona. (Dec 1–18)
Dec 1, 2011 by Clare Considine
The annual traveling exhibition offers the opportunity to see images from across the globe by the world’s top photojournalists. (Nov 23 – Dec 18)
Dec 1, 2011 by Clare Considine
This year’s theme has been inspired by guerrilla art, unauthorized or spontaneous pieces created in a bid to take hold of public spaces. (Oct 20 – Dec 30)
Dec 1, 2011 by Sophie Cameron
If you're an art buff, a comic book geek or something in between, you're bound to appreciate Enric Font's solo exhibit Bon dia, Senyor Strumpff. (Sep 22 – Nov 30)
Nov 1, 2011 by Sophie Cameron
So you thought that placemats were the mainstay of grandmas and twee vegan restaurants. JDWilks Fineware beg to differ.
Nov 1, 2011 by Clare Considine in Art
“Create, Send, Exhibit, Share” reads the maxim on the Papergirl poster, for what has rapidly become a phenomenally worldwide bid to make art more accessible. (Nov 12–13)
Oct 31, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins
The compact cornucopia that is fashion designer Anaÿs La Riva’s atelier bursts at the knitted seams with bedecked metal rails and boxes containing knitting needles the size of swords...
Oct 31, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins in Fashion (2 Comments)
Exhibitions, live performances, workshops and more focusing on transnational developments in new media, video games, interactive design and digital animation. (Oct 21–23)
Oct 6, 2011 by Sophie Cameron
Graffiti artist Cyril Phan – better known as Kongo – has now found a rather unlikely partner: prestigious French fashion house Hermès. (Oct 10)
Oct 4, 2011 by Sophie Cameron
An open installation at Espai Cultural Caja Madrid which includes video, sculpture, audio, photography and a takeaway piece. (Sep 21 – Nov 6)
Oct 6, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins (1 Comments)
Fancy a hit of art? Craving some treats for the eyes? Hunting some as yet undiscovered audio treasures? The Hidden People promise to provide you with “Your Daily Fix."
Oct 4, 2011 by Clare Considine in Art
We’ve all said “home, sweet home” at some point but for the people at Halfhouse it means a lot more. (Sep 30)
Sep 5, 2011 by Andrea García Santana
Is it possible for an artist to infuse life into pieces of art, cover them in a glossy, gold skin and condemn them to later disappear? (Aug 18 – Sep 26)
Sep 4, 2011 by Elisa Rodríguez Campo
While others might like to acquire stamps, books or coins, Joan Cantó collects people.
Sep 4, 2011 by Sophie Cameron in Art
Recording the “dregs of society” was photographer Joan Colom’s mission as he ventured into the dark doorways and alleys of a late 50s Raval. (Jun 23 – Oct 29)
Jun 29, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins
Ever wondered what it would be like to smell colors? (Jun 7 – Sep 25)
Jun 29, 2011 by Elisa Rodríguez Campo
Landry Ajavon is a provocative and affectionate documenter of Barcelona life.
Jun 29, 2011 by Clare Considine in Art
Bearing the fruits of a competition held in May, this month’s photography exhibition I Sense Lomo spans four creative spaces. (Jun 7–30)
May 31, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins
Like Alice passing through a magical mirror, viewers are struck with a sense of alienation before their image reflected on screen. (Jun 9–19)
May 31, 2011 by Elisa Rodríguez Campo
Luis Dourado’s work is like a waking dream or déjà vu – like an old family photo or a still from a film whose name you can’t quite remember.
May 31, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins in Art