Creative and research space for art and design, curated by the artist Beatriz Mínguez.
Friday 3: 12h a 20h
Saturday 4: 12h a 20h
Sunday 5: 12h a 20h
de BAU, Centre Universitari d’Arts i Disseny de Barcelona
HAUS, Espacio de arte y prácticas contemporáneas, is a new gallery project located in the Granada Building of the BAU Campus. It is a collaboration between BAU and BAR Project, which seeks to foster a dynamic and horizontal dialogue in contemporary art, based on local curatorship. The space hosts interventions by international artists and curators, offering a platform for projects that explore diverse artistic practices.
Friday 3: 9h to 20h
Saturday 4: 9h to 13:30h
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Workshop by Letícia Costelha for children aged 6 to 10
Saturday, October 4, from 12:00 to 13:30
As part of her exhibition From Childhood Games, Letícia Costelha offers a workshop inviting children to share the games they play today and how they play in the city of Barcelona. Through drawings, paintings, and the construction of playful objects using accessible and reusable materials, participants will be able to express their individual ways of playing and reflect on the role of play in their daily lives.
Free activity with prior registration at hello@barproject.net
The presence of a accompanying adult and a signed authorization form (for participation + image release) are required. Limited capacity.
La Plataforma art gallery and creative production studio. Located in a former printing press in the industrial area of Poblenou, it collaborates with contemporary artists, both national and international, offering a multifunctional space for the dissemination, creation and promotion of the most avant-garde art.
Since its inception, La Plataforma has focused on promoting and disseminating the work of emerging and mid-career artists, whose works reflect the diverse realities of the cultural scene.
Friday 3: 10h a 14h / 15h a 19h
Saturday 4: 10h a 15h / 16h a 19h
Sunday 5: 11h a 15h
The Soft Collapse emerged from an intuitive process rather than a defined concept. Guided by instinct and emotion, the series traces the experience of collapses, subtle griefs, and the effort to maintain balance amid uncertainty or when everything seems to be slowly falling apart. The work engages with dualities—control and chaos, clarity and ambiguity. Within these tensions lies a rawness and vulnerability that reflect the contradictions of being human.
Load is a contemporary art gallery focused on media and digital art. Thanks to bespoke next-generation LED screens and an elaborate sound system, it brings digital art to life, showing the most ambitious artworks by internationally acclaimed artists and local talents. Load aims to redefine how media art can be exhibited and collected and how it can be shown alongside physical art to create a coherent narrative.
Friday 3: 16h a 20h
Saturday 4: 16h a 20h
My work exists in the space between worlds where the seen and unseen meet. I’m drawn to thresholds, portals, and forms that suggest a passage beyond the familiar and mile markers along the inward journey. "Liminal Veil" explores this in-between state: a place where identity loosens, time bends, and we step into something vast and unknowable yet familiar in dreams. — Petecia Le Fawnhawk.
Petecia Le Fawnhawk (b. 1983, Arizona, USA) is a multimedia artist whose practice blends Modern Desert Surrealism with Romantic Minimalism. Her work spans photography, film, sculpture, music, and fashion, often combining analogue and digital processes.
ÚNICO is the first gallery of arts and crafts in our country —and possibly in the world— serving professionals in architecture and interior design. They work to ensure that these crafts we have inherited from the past do not disappear and that today they receive the recognition they truly deserve.
Friday 3: 10h a 15h / 17h a 19h
Saturday 4: 11h a 14h / 17h a 19h
Sunday 5: 12h a 15h
who will share with attendees their vision and their commitment to making a true renaissance of the decorative arts and crafts possible.
At ÚNICO, visitors can discover the works of master artisans in disciplines such as ironwork, ceramics, wood, plaster, glass, or hydraulic tiles, as well as contemporary artists who create unique pieces and bespoke commissions. The space aims to build bridges between artisans and professionals in architecture and interior design, offering creative solutions of the highest artistic and technical quality.
The Sala Barcelona is an extension of the Museu Terra de l'Espluga de Francolí in the city. A window on the rural world.
The Museu Terra, of the Fundació Carulla, was inaugurated in 1988 in l'Espluga de Francolí and today is a cultural center that preserves, generates and shares knowledge, while promoting debate and reflection on sustainable social transformation from the rural world. In all these years we have found that the most important, when we talk about rurality today, is the special bond we have with the land understood as the soil that feeds us, as a cultural landscape of which we take care and, by extension, as a planet to which we can not fly / we can not give up. The Museu Terra wants to continue highlighting all this knowledge acquired over many centuries of coexistence with the land and the countryside, and above all, wants to expand the dissemination to convert all this knowledge into the new prism from which sustainability can be approached.
Friday 3: 11h a 14h / 16h a 19h
Saturday 4: 10h a 14h / 16h a 19h
Sunday 5: 10h a 14h
Guided tours (with prior registration).
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Friday 3 – 17:30h
Friday 3– 18:30h
Saturday 4– 12h
Saturday 4– 13h
Saturday 4– 17:30h
Saturday 4– 18:30h
Sunday 5– 12h
Sunday 5– 13h
Free admission
Can Framis is the latest project of the Vila Casas Foundation, inaugurated in Barcelona in April 2009, where around 300 works are exhibited, dating from the 1960s to the present day and belonging to various artists born or living in Catalonia. Temporary exhibitions are held at Can Framis' Espacio A0.
Can Framis was a factory at the end of the 18th century, owned by the Framis family, which over time lost its activity and became the memory of Poblenou's own industry. Today, as a Museum of Contemporary Painting, it is a corner for artistic contemplation located in the same district, in the area of 22@, which has changed industry for innovation. The rehabilitation was carried out by BAAS Architects Studio.
Dissabte 4: 11h a 18h
Diumenge 5: 11h a 14h
* Access to the museum up to 30 minutes before closing
Antoni Vila Casas Painting Prize 2025
The jury of the Antoni Vila Casas Painting Prize 2025, organized by Fundació Vila Casas, has selected 29 finalist works from among the 528 submissions received for this edition.
The selected works will be on view in an exhibition at the Can Framis Museum from September 23 to October 26. The jury’s verdict will be announced, and the prize awarded to the winning work, at the opening event on Monday, September 22 at 7 pm.
Marc Larré, Sculpture and Power
The title of the exhibition refers to three lines of inquiry that have shaped Marc Larré’s practice in recent years. The first is the detachment of the sculptural object from its historical connections to power. The second is a critique of the privileges of visuality in the West, and the ways in which it has excluded and subordinated other forms of making and being. The third is the relationship between art and the possibility (or impossibility) of having an authentic experience. The works presented in the exhibition continue to delve into this research, just as the series of five pieces that won the Antoni Vila Casas Sculpture Prize 2024 does.
Admission: €5
The Disseny Hub Barcelona is the space of reference for the recognition and projection of the creative industries, the dissemination of the city's heritage and culture on a global scale.
Friday 3: 10h a 20h
Saturday 4: 10h a 20h
Sunday 5: 10h a 20h
- Com dissenyar una revolució: La via xilena al disseny
- Dissenyes o treballes? La nova comunicació visual. 1980-2023
- El cos vestit. Siluetes i moda (1550-2015)
- Objectes comuns. Històries locals, debats globals.
- Matter Matters. Dissenyar amb el món
Currently, you can also visit the Pop-Up: Campo/Contracampo, a project by photographer Manolo Laguillo, featuring two large-scale photographic prints of the Casa Bloc, an icon of rationalist architecture in Barcelona. The artist has conceived this exhibition specifically for the lobby of DHub.