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A new exhibit with almost thirty portraits by Robert Whitaker will be on display for a year
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Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Shakespeare, refugees, Catalan protest music in a play reimagined
The ‘Maremar’ production will reinterpret ‘Pericles, Prince of Tyre’ to the tune of Lluís Llach with a backdrop of the refugee crisis
European Parliament vetoes exhibit featuring Catalan ‘political prisoners’
Controversial series of portraits was removed from Madrid’s ARCO art festival
Sun, fun, and music: Primavera Sound kicks off tomorrow
The festival brought in over 200k in attendance last year and has high hopes for the latest edition
When in Tarragona, do as the Romans do
Tarraco Viva ends 20th edition and looks ahead to what comes next
Dreams of award-winning architecture
Celebrated Catalan RCR Arquitectes showcase their plans for the future at the Venice Biennale in an otherworldly installation
Food, art, and new gastronomy: a new exhibit at the Picasso Museum
Opening Friday, the 200-piece collection shows the diverse culinary world of the artist with the perspective of chef Ferran Adrià
Catalan director hopes for 'best' Jurassic film yet
At world premiere of 'Jurrassic World: Lost Kingdom' Juan Antonio Bayona explained he had a "a lot of freedom" in making of film
Over 200k enjoy Barcelona Museum Night
MACBA saw 13,640 visits while MNAC welcomed 9,934
Fire and brimstone: metalworkers’ meetup in Catalonia
A total of 140 artists will meet to build street furniture during a three-day festival
Over 24m visitors to Catalans museums last year
Increase of 6% is released just in time for Night of Museums event May 19
Why does Barcelona not have a mosque?
Islam is one of the most practiced religions in the city, but there are limited options for worship in the Catalan capital
Girona in bloom for Temps de Flors
The springtime festival features over 200 colorful and floral installations throughout the town
DocsBarcelona features 41 films
The 2018 edition of the city's documentary film festival includes 14 Catalan productions
Ancient Rome comes to life with Tarraco Viva
The annual festival is held in the southern Catalan town of Tarragona, once pivotal to the Roman Empire
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