Festivals and Films
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
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...
Barcelona What's on
28 July 2010 - 9 January 2011. Comprising a series of elaborate and differing spaces illustrated by a rich mix of sources, this exhibition examines the various ways in which the labyrinth has been rep...
Barcelona What's on
9 June - 26 September 2010. Inspired by Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' and 'Through the Looking-Glass', the Alicia Project series of paintings by Dutch artist Pat Andrea are well k...
Barcelona What's on
False Coinage: From Antiquity to the Euro
11 June 2010 - 8 May 2011. Forgeries have plagued bankers ever since the first banks began circulating money. For centuries authorities have done battle with the forgers; indeed it would appear that,...
Barcelona What's on
26 May - 12 September 2010. This exhibition examines the similarities between three Spanish cities: Barcelona, Valencia and Palma.
Over the centuries these cities have been united, not just by a c...
Barcelona What's on
21 April - 27 June 2010. 'The Theatre of Drawing' displays the work and artistic stamina of Val
Barcelona What's on
Monthemhat Project: Forgotten Mummies
5 March - 5 September 2010. For many years a team of archaeologists in Egypt had been excavating the tomb of Monthemhat in the necropolis of Teba. In 2009 the Egyptian Antiquities Service suggested th...
Barcelona What's on
19 February - 6 June 2010. Exploring the medium of mural painting, the Joan Mir
Barcelona What's on
The Collection of Collections - The Collection of Guy Selz
27 January - 11 April 2010. An extraordinary collection that took Fran
Barcelona What's on
9 December 2009 - 20 April 2010. With the line-up described as including a 'star-studded programme of one-night performances from top recording artists, choirs, opera singers and flamenco artists', Ba...
Barcelona What's on
El Mal d'Escriptura (The Malady of Writing)
20 November 2009 - 25 April 2010. El mal d'Escriptura (The Malady of Writing) differs from many exhibitions in that it champions works of literary fiction that have failed to realise commercial succes...
Barcelona What's on
Centelles: El Campo de Concentración de Bram, 1939
27 October 2009 - 10 January 2010. Along with other refugees, photojournalist Agust
Barcelona What's on
Secret Images: Picasso and Japanese Erotic Prints
5 November 2009 - 14 February 2010. This exhibition comprises a collection of prints and sketches with erotic themes made by Picasso in the latter stage of his career between 1964 and 1970. Also inclu...
Barcelona What's on
9 October 2009 - 17 January 2010. Spanning 1,400 years of Muslim history, 'The Islamic World' at CaixaForum displays 180 treasures associated with Islam, from the Iberian Peninsula to China. Artefacts...
Barcelona What's on
Trabajos de Campo (Field Work)
18 September 2009 - 16 January 2010. Trabajos de Campo is a photographic exhibition which explores the traditions and rural roots of Spanish culture and society through the work of Cristobal Hara and...
