Think about how much of your life you spend in front of a screen; there’s your computer, mobile phone, TV, cinema screens, security screens… (Jan 24 – May 28)

Ask most chefs and critics who they consider to be the world’s most influential chef and nine times out of ten they will cite Ferran. (Feb 2, 2012 – Feb 3, 2013)

The way we inhabit the world – change it, appropriate it, finally leave our mark – is among our most pressing questions. (Feb 23 – Jun 16)

Celebrating both his mastery of technique and his rich variety of themes, the exhibition offers a chronological overview of Goya’s oeuvre. (Until Jun 24)

There’s something special about Joaquim Gomis’ work; his pictures narrate beyond their apparent simplicity (Until June 3).

The line dividing tragedy and comedy is notoriously fine. No one knows this better than Las Alegres Lloronas, a female duo who frequently regale the bars of Barcelona (May 5, 12 & 26).

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).

A whimsical and poetic tour de force – an outlet for the rambling musings of a dreamer with no money and a whole lot of time (May 25).

Can it really be that time again? Primavera Sound is back (May 30 – Jun 3).

Do you ever feel that the only thing that’s stopping you from eating healthily is a lack of knowledge? We often eat bad foods purely because we don’t know how to cook better ones (May 31, 7pm).