Two Catalan photojournalists nominated for World Press Photo 2020
Barcelona will be one of first cities in world to host prestigious contest after winners announced in Amsterdam on April 16
Culture
Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
'No Surrender' Festival hopes for another record-breaking year
The Bruce Springteen centered celebration will take place over two days
Catalonia lets its hair down over Carnival weekend
Tens of thousands turn out to celebrate annual festival that this year saw alcohol-free parades and candy in biodegradable wrappers
Negotiations underway to offer Disney+ films dubbed in Catalan
Subscription service to be available in Catalonia and Spain from March 24
FineArt Igualada photography festival opens in central Catalonia
8th edition of festival features 52 exhibitions in 20 venues and more female photographers than ever before
Food fights, feasts and festas: Carnival kicks off!
Seven-day celebration sees street parties and parades in cities, towns and villages across Catalonia
ICEC budget increase to support endeavors in the arts
New grants seek to fund Catalan comic books, podcasts, and virtual reality works
Revisiting the history of Catalan feminism
A new book explores women in Catalan literature
Big five philharmonic orchestras top the billing in new Palau 100 season
Barcelona's Palau de la Música to welcome Berlin, Munich, Dresden, Saint Petersburg and Hong Kong orchestras in 2020-2021
The story behind Barcelona cathedral's facade
New exhibition explores a history hundreds of years in the making
MNAC receives two new Gaudí drawings
Catalonia’s National Art Museum in Barcelona will display the newly acquired works in a Gaudí exhibition in 2021
Llum BCN aims to light up Barcelona cityscape
Ninth edition of light festival taking place in Poblenou features 42 installations by renowned international artists and schools
Heather Dune Macadam illuminates memory of Auschwitz's 'first women'
"Telling the story of these women has been a big part of my journey as a human being," author claims of novel recently translated into Catalan
Art without bounds at the Museu Episcopal de Vic
A new exhibition shows links in medieval art from Norway and Catalonia
62% of Barcelona residents habitually consume culture
Study finds that 40% of people in Catalan capital actively "practise" culture, with 92% taking part in cultural activities in broadest sense
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