A space for creation and experimentation curated by the artist Beatriz Mínguez de Molina.
Viernes 27: 10h a 14h / 16h a 21h
Sábado 28: 10h a 14h / 16h a 21h
Domingo 29: 10h a 14h / 16h a 21h
Sara Ojanguren presents drawings based on the line understood as an independent agent, produced through the body and repetition, in a mental state of emptiness and concentration. The poetics of her works resonate with the photographs of Beatriz Mínguez, where the surface of the sea is represented as a vital, material texture that plays with light and volume and changes according to the time of day, reflecting the light of the exhibition space.
de BAU, Centre Universitari d’Arts i Disseny de Barcelona
HAUS, a space for art and contemporary practices, is a new gallery project located in the Granada Building on the BAU Campus. It is a collaboration between BAU and BAR Project that aims to foster a dynamic and horizontal dialogue in contemporary art, based on local curatorial practices.
The space hosts interventions by international artists and curators, offering a platform for projects that explore diverse artistic practices.
Viernes 27: 9h a 21h
The space hosts interventions by international artists and curators, offering a platform for projects that explore diverse artistic practices. On this occasion, BAR Project has collaborated with the EX space in L’Hospitalet del Llobregat to bring the exhibition La sorpresa. Algunos proyectos de Roberto Jacoby to HAUS, curated by Santiago Villanueva. The exhibition presents works by Jacoby linked to the figure of the clown; a chronological journey through the creative production of the Argentine artist from the 1980s to the present.
Una temporada with Roberto Jacoby
A conversation with Argentine artist Guillermo Faivovich in relation to the exhibition La sorpresa by Roberto Jacoby.
Friday, March 27 at 19:00.
Free activity.
Founded in 1990 as a hybrid space between an art gallery and a creative production factory, it merges the sphere of artistic production with that of dissemination, exhibition, and commercialization. The project aims to support artists by bringing together in a single center two of the main spheres around which their practice revolves: the studio and the art gallery.
With 18 studios, which have hosted more than 170 artists from 30 different nationalities, Piramidón is a meeting point that allows its residents to develop their practice in an environment that fosters creation and facilitates multiple interactions among the actors of the contemporary art sector.
Viernes 27: 10h a 19h
Sábado 28: 11h a 14h
Falk Töpfer’s painting focuses on everyday and seemingly unspecific places—spaces suspended between what has already been and what has not yet been defined. These settings feel strangely familiar and at the same time unsettling: places of passage, waiting, and uncertainty. Unconventional compositions and the deliberate use of “wrong” colors create an ambiguous atmosphere that, together with the near absence of human figures, heightens this sense of fascination with the unknown.
Group exhibition 2026_n1, featuring works by Piramidón’s resident artists: János Vámos, Iván Franco, Marco Noris, Nicole Vindel, Denis Ymeri, Yamandú Canosa, Iacopo Pinelli, Rosanna Casano, Pepe Castellanos, Álex Marco, Sophie Crichton, Alícia Vogel, Pere de Ribot, Christian García, Dedé Lins, Eva Miquel, Tono Carbajo.
La Plataforma is an art gallery and creative production studio. Located in a former printing house 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 beginnings, 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 landscape.
Viernes 27: 18:00h a 20:00h
Sábado 28: 13:00h a 14:00h / 17:00h a 18:00h
Domingo 29: 12:00h a 15:00h
The exhibition brings together paintings and ceramic pieces that explore the desires, fears, and contradictions of inner life, conceiving the human being as a vessel that hides an intense emotional complexity. Through a surreal visual language and mythological references, Murashkina constructs powerful female figures that embody what she calls “magical feminism,” proposing an intimate and symbolic journey into the subconscious.
Friday → Art and pairing with the artist (reservation required).
Saturday → Meet the artist – conversation with Nina Murashkina.
Sunday → Vermut and Art, Introduction to Pasiones internas.
Load is a contemporary art gallery specialized in digital art and new media. Through state-of-the-art LED screens and an advanced sound system, the gallery brings digital art to life, presenting ambitious works by internationally recognized artists as well as local talents.
Load aims to redefine how digital art can be exhibited and collected, and how it can be presented alongside physical artworks to create a coherent narrative.
Viernes 27: 16h a 20h
Sábado 28: 16h a 20h
Founded in 2005 by Tatiana Halbach (Spain) and Søren Christensen (Denmark), Desilence operates at the intersection of digital art, installation, and moving image. With roots in abstract painting, their practice explores how light, color, movement, and spatial composition shape perception and emotional experience.
For more than two decades, Desilence has expanded its work beyond the screen through immersive environments, live visuals, and scenography. For their new exhibition at Load, Paramnésico transforms the gallery space into a dreamlike environment, exploring echoes of the subconscious suspended between memory and forgetting. Through immersive moving images and an atmospheric composition, the exhibition invites visitors to enter a suspended state where memory blends with dreams and perception oscillates between clarity and uncertainty.
Sala Barcelona is an extension of Museu Terra in L’Espluga de Francolí within the city—a window into the rural world.
Museu Terra, part of the Carulla Foundation, was inaugurated in 1988 in L’Espluga de Francolí and today functions as a cultural center that preserves, generates, and shares knowledge while promoting debate and reflection on sustainable social transformation from a rural perspective.
Over the years, we have come to understand that the most important aspect when speaking about rurality today is the special bond we have with the land: understood as the soil that feeds us, as a cultural landscape that we care for, and, by extension, as the planet we neither want nor can afford to give up. Museu Terra seeks to continue highlighting the knowledge acquired through centuries of coexistence with the land and the countryside, and above all to expand its dissemination so that this knowledge can become a new lens through which sustainability can be envisioned.
Viernes 27: 11h a 14h / 16h a 19h
Sábado 28: 10h a 14h / 17h a 19h
Plastic has transformed our lives thanks to its resistance, lightness, and versatility. Yet these same qualities have turned it into a major environmental problem that affects both the health of the planet and of people. The exhibition, curated by Núria Vila and produced by Museu Terra, explores this dilemma through four thematic sections.
Guided tours with prior registration.
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Friday 27 – 18:00h (català)
Saturday 28 – 13h (català)
Saturday 28 – 17:00h (català)
Saturday 28 – 18:00h (english)
Free entry.
Can Framis is the latest project of the Vila Casas Foundation, inaugurated in Barcelona in April 2009. It displays around 300 works dating from the 1960s to the present, created by artists born in or living in Catalonia. Temporary exhibitions are held in the A0 Space at Can Framis.
Can Framis was originally a factory from the late 18th century, owned by the Framis family. Over time it lost its industrial activity and became a reminder of Poblenou’s industrial past. Today, as a Museum of Contemporary Painting, it is a space for artistic contemplation located in the same district, in the 22@ area, which has transformed industry into innovation. The renovation was carried out by the architecture studio BAAS Arquitectes.
Viernes 27: 11h a 18h
Sábado 28: 11h a 18h
Domingo 29: 11h a 14h
*Acceso al museo hasta 30 minutos antes del cierre
“Una col·lecció permanent canviant”
A new perspective on the permanent painting collection of the Can Framis Museum of the Vila Casas Foundation. This reading is intended as a declaration of intent, the starting point of a new stage that aims to open a process of listening, reading, and re-reading the legacy of Antoni Vila Casas.
Un gran fracàs, Gonçal Sobrer
With a career marked by unexpected turns and risky actions, embracing the possibility of personal failure as a libertarian choice that has allowed him to denounce collective failure, Sobrer has created from the margins, making no concessions to trends or to the logic of the market.
Price: €5
Disseny Hub Barcelona is a leading space for the recognition and promotion of the creative industries, as well as for the dissemination of the city’s heritage and culture on a global scale.
Viernes 27: 10h a 20h
Sábado 28: 11h a 18h
Domingo 29: 11h a 14h
- 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.
In addition, two Pop-Ups:
Campo/Contracampo, a proposal by photographer Manolo Laguillo consisting of two large-format photographic prints depicting the Casa Bloc, an icon of rationalist architecture in Barcelona.
Sustainable Challenge 2025: Collective Mending, an international program for experimentation in sustainable fashion organized by MODA-FAD. In its seventh edition, under the theme Collective Mending, it brought together 30 students from across Europe to explore new ways of repairing, transforming, and giving garments a second life.