The formula is simple: use Barcelona as a backdrop, mix together the art world’s most impressive young artists and shake up with a fair share of music, street art, curators, fashionistas and bloggers (May 23-26).
“This isn’t for me,” we vow, Huck Finn-style, with regards to so-called conventional, monotonous 9-to-5 life.
Apr 2, 2012 by Poppy Beale-Collins in Cover
It’s taken almost a decade of planning, but the Filmoteca de Catalunya has finally moved out of Sarrià and settled into its brand-new headquarters in the Raval.
Mar 1, 2012 by Sophie Cameron in Film
The sad truth is that Barcelona is a rather miserable place to be right now. The city is shrouded in a fog of depression, and for those living and working here it is all but impossible to avoid. (Jan 16 – Mar 12)
by Sophie Cameron (2 Comments)
For Diane Pernet, whose magnum opus, a Shaded View on Fashion Film festival, descends upon the city this month, the moving image is the ultimate canvas to style. (Jan 24–27)
We interviewed Diane Pernet, creator of the A Shaded View on Fashion blog and upcoming A Shaded View on Fashion Film festival.
We don’t usually publish editorials. I prefer to reserve this space for contents, and our writers do a better job than me anyway.
Dec 1, 2011 by Michael Mueller in Cover (5 Comments)
AIRAM, the Asociación Independiente Recreativa de Autocultivo y Medicinal (“Independent Association of Recreational and Medicinal Cultivation”), describe themselves as “the medical alternative.”
Oct 31, 2011 by Clare Considine in Cover
On the eve of an accomplished ninth edition, we spoke to festival director Christian Pascual about this formula for fusing music and film. (Oct 27 – Nov 6)
This September the second-hand flea market descends once again upon Barceloneta’s Plaça del Mar.
Sep 4, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins in Cover
It’s official: summer has landed and the rooftop lifestyle can begin.
Jun 29, 2011 by Clare Considine in Cover
Having firmly established itself as one of Europe's biggest and brightest LGBT festivals, Pride Barcelona returns this month. (Jun 18–28)
by Sophie Cameron (1 Comments)
Poble Sec is less like Raval’s “little sister neighborhood” and more like a fun eccentric uncle who returned to town to shake things up a bit.
May 3, 2011 by Poppy Beale-Collins in Cover (4 Comments)
So you thought that clowns were all about kids’ parties, red noses and a certain multinational burger chain of questionable morals? Think again.
Apr 3, 2011 by Clare Considine in Cover
If you’re planning on hitting the fiesta there’s a few things you should know. (Mar 3–10)
A new music scene has slowly but surely crept up on Barcelona's hungry party people.
Jan 31, 2011 by Clare Considine in Cover
Cupcake-mania, like most cultural phenomena, has taken a little while to hit Barcelona, but there's no mistaking its arrival.
Dec 1, 2010 by Clare Considine in Food
Now in its second year, this imaginative event sees the city's stairwell “kiosks” transformed into multi-disciplinary art platforms. (Oct 15 – Nov 13)
Designer toy fun for fanatics, collectors and those with their inner child still intact.
Oct 4, 2010 by Carey Zamarriego in Cover
Singular locales like Betty Ford's, Pizzería Pepe's and The Dog is Hot are re-inventing fast food.
Aug 2, 2010 by Ayesha Pirbhai in Food
Conspiracy theories open up doors to ideas of chemtrails, The Illuminati and a New World Order, but how does one separate fact from fiction?
Jun 1, 2010 by Cristina Jiménez in Cover (2 Comments)
Taking a look at Barcelona's cruising scene.
Mar 31, 2010 by Nikky Okoro, Carey Zamarriego in Cover (1 Comments)
As fixed gears take over the city streets, the worlds become divided between function-only riders and those with more of an aesthetic purpose.
Jan 29, 2010 by Ayesha Pirbhai in Wellness
The electronic music inspired by and performed with computers and video games takes over the world.
Dec 7, 2009 by Carey Zamarriego in Music
The latest eco-ideas take design and innovation into consideration and come at a price that will delight even the lightest wallets.
Oct 8, 2009 by Carey Zamarriego in Art