Barcelona What's on
8 June-23 October. An exhibition of images of Barcelona between 1909 and 1945, by Barcelona-born Josep Brangul
Barcelona What's on
Urban Generations in current Chinese cinema
17 May-16 July. Barcelona's Casa Asia gives cinema fans the chance to enjoy some Chinese contemporary cinema with a series of independent films from directors like Chen Kaige, Zhang Yuan, Jia Zhangke...
Barcelona What's on
Barcelona. 27 works, 18 authors
11 February-31 December. Comprising work by 18 artists who have played a key role in the visual arts in recent years, this exhibition of 27 pieces by 18 important artists from the Josep Su
Barcelona What's on
14 April-16 October. This exhibition is a tribute to the contribution of Trinidad S
Barcelona What's on
9 March-17 July. This exhibition examines the Italian border city of Trieste according to the works of Italian writer Claudio Magris.
Synonymous with some of the world's foremost writers and intel...
Barcelona What's on
18 March - 29 May. This exhibition focuses on etchings from Pablo Picasso's 1937 series The Dream and Lie of Franco. Laden with political symbols and part of the huge body of political art produced by...
Barcelona What's on
2 February - 1 May. This documentary photography exhibition by photojournalist Gervasio S
Barcelona What's on
The revolution of water in Barcelona: Running water and modern city 1867-1967
2 March - 25 September 2011. This exhibition makes an historical study of the water supply to the city of Barcelona and asks those who take running water for granted to imagine the chaos that would en...
Barcelona What's on
Catalysts. Art, Education, Territory
18 December - 3 April 2011. Catalysts. Art, education, territory is a collective exhibition comprising a series projects based on direct artistic relationships within a specific local context.
Eac...
Barcelona What's on
Paulina Schumann: A Century of Circus
26 January - 8 May 2011. Through a series of photographs this exhibition documents the life and career of a living legend from the golden age of 20th-century circus, Paulina Schumann.
Born in Barc...
Barcelona What's on
Zoomania: Ceramic Animal Figures: From Symbols to Pets
27 October - 27 March 2011. This exhibition of ceramic animal figures from the archives of the Museum of Ceramics is divided into sections which focus on various aspects of the depiction of the animal...
Barcelona What's on
1 December - 26 March 2011. This exhibition features over 40 paintings of Afghan people by residents of Kabul as well as a collection of black and white images by photographers who have have stayed in...
Barcelona What's on
The Baroque (D)ef(F)ect: Politics of the Spanish Image
9 November - 7 March 2011. In this exhibition the links between Spain and Latin America are meticulously examined through the Hispanic cultural framework.
The exhibition's curators, art historians...
Barcelona What's on
12 November - 27 February 2011. CaixaForum presents an overview of 6,000 years of Saudi Arabian history with its display of some 300 artefacts including bronze, jewellery, glass, statues, manuscripts...
Barcelona What's on
9 November - 9 January 2011. Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's last play, The Cherry Orchard, was premiered at the Moscow Art Theatre in 1904 and tells the story of a Russian aristocratic family who...
Barcelona What's on
Television Delivers People: TV and the Arts
15 October - 12 December 2010. Focusing on the relationship between art and television from the 1960s to the present, this exhibition features multimedia and video installations, including work by Nam...
Barcelona What's on
Friendly Game - Electronic Feelings
7 July - 1 November 2010. Beginning with two of Pipilotti Rist's video installations, Porqu
Barcelona What's on
15 July - 26 September 2010. In 1976 Catalan poet Jordi Valls travelled to London where he spent the next two years recording a new type of anarchic music known as punk. The city of London found itsel...
