Art exhibition aims to show both sides of Catalan conflict
The photographs display years of political unrest and protests
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Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Monet original arrives at Barcelona gallery from mystery owner
IDEAL arts center opened three months ago with innovative immersive exhibition on the French impressionist painter
What to do in February in Catalonia
February brings with it impressive public light shows, parades and fancy-dress for carnival, and the season of eating one of the most traditional Catalan green onions - calçots!
Will Barcelona ever get its own Hermitage Museum?
City council's refusal to grant planning permission for a branch of the famous Russian art venue is a severe blow to a project that could end up in Madrid
Rosalía wins Grammy award for ‘El Mal Querer’
The Catalan “sensation” performed one of her latest singles at the Los Angeles ceremony
'La hija de un ladrón' and 'Els dies que vindran' are Gaudí Awards' biggest winners
Maria Rodríguez wins Best Female Lead while Karra Elejalde is Best Male Lead
Catalonia’s donkey parade festivals take place amid animal rights concerns
Els Tres Tombs is a Catalan celebration of animals that falls on the feast day of St. Anthony the Abbot
'La Vampira de Barcelona' sheds new light on urban legend
Raval-based film shares the untold story of Enriqueta Martí
Film industry concerned about underfunding ahead of 12th Gaudí awards ceremony
Catalonia finalizes preparations for 'Catalan Oscars' on Sunday amidst production decline
Tyler, the Creator, Lana del Rey, Chemical Brothers: Primavera Sound & Sónar lineups released
Barcelona’s two big summer music festivals announce diverse, stellar lineups
Get lost in some art – literally
Virtual reality exhibition allows viewers to walk within famous artworks
Bruce Springsteen-centered festival to relocate
'No Surrender' show gathering over 1,000 musicians will be moving to Mollerussa to accommodate growing crowds
Writer Isabel-Clara Simó dies aged 76
Tributes paid to author of over 50 literary works
January: What to do in Catalonia this month
Enjoy concerts, markets, and an orchestral performance accompanying one of the greatest cinematic works ever made, in this quieter period following the Christmas season
Barcelona celebrates 250 years of Beethoven
L'Auditori concert hall kicks off the anniversary tributes to the German composer on Saturday with a marathon of concerts
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