Charlotte Salomon exhibit arrives in Barcelona
The collection showcases hundreds of famous works by the deceased artist at the Monestir de Pedralbes
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Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Sweets, bandits, and traditions: a weekend of fairs
The Agramunt Nougat Fair and the Alcovers Fira de Bandolers both saw excellent results for attendance and sales
'Climax' by Gaspar Noé wins Best film award in Sitges
Panos Cosmatos recognized as Best director while 'Lazzaro Felice' gets the Special Jury Award
Picasso meets Picabia in new Barcelona exhibit
The two artists were closer than many know, shown in an exhibit of 150 pieces at the Fundació Mapfre
Sitges film festival honors 'Truman Show' director with award
Australian filmmaker Peter Weir receives honorary prize, while event premieres superhero parody, 'Superlópez'
Veteran comedy trio bid farewell to the stage
El Tricicle celebrate 40 years of performing live with show 'Hits' at Barcelona's Teatre Victòria until February, followed by tour of Catalan cities
'The Walking Dead' director on the Sitges red carpet
Along with Greg Nicotero, the horror and fantasy film festival has welcomed Nicolas Cage and more
Montserrat Caballé's voice played in soprano's funeral
Ceremony for Catalan world-class opera singer attended by top political and cultural dignitaries
Vella de Valls, winner of Tarragona human tower competition
In second place come 'colla' groups Vilafranca, Jove de Tarragona in third, and Mataró in fourth
Catalonia's human towers competition: what you need to know
The very best examples of the Catalan tradition of building 'castells' is on show this weekend in Tarragona
'One of the brightest lights goes out'
Officials from both the Catalan and Spanish government mourn the death of soprano Montserrat Caballé
Catalan world-class soprano Montserrat Caballé dies at 85
Artist was active from the 1950s and performed in major opera houses around the world
'My father died this morning […] I accept this award for fantasy,' said Tilda Swinton
The Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival welcomes awardees Swinton and Pam Grier on the red carpet
Human towers competition sells out for first time ever
Catalonia’s main ‘castells’ contest to be held in Tarragona this weekend
'Suspìria' returns: Sitges Film Festival kicks off
The annual horror and fantasy silver screen event begins with the reimagined 1977 classic with Tilda Swinton
Read the latest updates and breaking news on culture and cultural topics from Barcelona and Catalonia. Keep up to date with the city’s museums dedicated to some of the biggest artists in the world such as Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, and Antoni Tàpies, as well as other institutions such as the National Art Museum (MNAC), the Contemporary Art Museum of Barcelona (MACBA), and exhibition spaces like the Contemporary Culture Center of Barcelona (CCCB), CiaxaForum, and CosmoCaixa.