Impression, Immersive Gardens
It’s blossom season, and the wild roses, the yellow jasmines, and the Spanish brooms turned all parks into wonderlands, making me feel like walking into one of Claude Monet’s floral scapes.
Tag: art
Afternoon Tea at Sant Lluc
I don’t think there any other place in Barcelona where you can have your tea while admiring Joan Mirós or Subirachs drawings on the walls, plus a poster by Alexandre de Riquer, a model of one of Sagrada Familia’s windows…
The Art of Jewellery, the Jewellery of Art. Joaquim Capdevila
“We don’t usually wear something we do not agree with. A dialogue needs to be established.”
The Kiss of Freedom
A sensual mural in the heart of the Gothic district.
The Heart of Trees & Other Stories. Jaume Plensa at MACBA
“Sculpture is the best way to pose a question” says Jaume Plensa, artist born in Barcelona in 1955. His solo exhibition at MACBA runs until April 22nd so these days are a great opportunity to see it, that if you haven’t already.
Rock Your Mind
It’s all about perception and how things can change when seen from a different angle or point of view.
MACBA
MACBA or the Contemporary Art Museum of Barcelona is the place to see vanguard art in the museum and enjoy great views of neighbourhood from above while you go up and down a 3-storey ramp. It’s square is one of the favourite places of the city’s skaters and its surrounding tapas bars are definitely worth a stop.
Walk the Barrio. Poblenou, Open Night
Twice a year, a networking event opens the doors of many of the warehouses, workshops, coworking spaces, art galleries and shops in Poblenou. Known as the creative district of … Continue reading Walk the Barrio. Poblenou, Open Night
Freestyle | a Route for a Day
Art, coffee, a snack, digital nomads in Spain, yoga, swim, relax. Cafeteria at D-HUB, BOX by the Barceloneta beach, Fundacio GASPAR in El Born.
Cycling & Co.
In Barcelona, you can pair pretty much everything with cycling. Here are 3 of my favorite experiences, so far.
Montcada, a Gothic Street
Montcada street is home to notorious Museu Picasso but not only: it is a beautiful collection of Gothic palaces hosting museums and entertainment shows, and sprinkled with some original stops ranging from contemporary art to a tapas bar who produce their own homemade cava.
Barcelona the Hypercity
See all the architectural wonders of Barcelona in a single photo: the hyperphoto of Jean-François Rauzier.
