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Barcelona Art and Design
Barcelona remembers Antoni Tàpies and his iconic Catalan creations
Following the death of Antoni Tàpies in February 2012 Barcelona went into mourning for one of its greatest artists. We look at the reasons behind the popularity of this ground-breaking painter at a retrospective exhibition of his work in his hometown.
read the full storyWorld Press Photo exhibition – Barcelona 2011
World Press Photo exhibition 2011 comes to Barcelona on 23rd November and is a fantastic opportunity to see some of the world’s most breathtaking photography by some of the most creative photojournalists under one roof. Did we mention it’s free? This article provides an insight into and reasons behind the organisation.
read the full storyJoan Miró in Barcelona: The Spanish Master of Surrealism
The city of Barcelona was influenced by a great many artists, including the famous artworks of Joan Miró, one of the Spanish masters of surrealism. In fact, thousands of people walk over one of Miro’s works in Barcelona every day without even realising it. Read on to find out more about this great artist.
read the full storyBohemian Barcelona – counter-culture in the Catalan capital
The bohemian side of Barcelona continues to be an attraction for visitors to the city. This spirit influenced great artists, including Pablo Picasso, and there are still numerous cafes and restaurants in the city that retain this atmosphere. Our guide will reveal some of the best.
read the full storyThe CCCB – Barcelona’s centre of contemporary culture
CCCB organises displays, exhibitions, festivals, concerts and many other kinds of events. Everything is rigorously contemporary. Get to know this unique and interesting centre. This article provides you with everything you need to know about Barcelona’s Centre of Contemporary Culture.
read the full storySalvador Dalí – a genius inspired by Barcelona
Salvador Dali spent an important period of his formative years in the city of Barcelona; however, his links with the Catalan capital are not particularly well known. In our article we explore the influence of Barcelona on his artistic development and look at some interesting facts about this self-proclaimed genius.
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