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  Jacob Collier

  The versatile British artist,Jacob Collier, winner of five Grammy awards, has announced his most extensive European tour to date, with performances at iconic venues. On November 4th, he will present his highly anticipated album Djesse Vol. 4 at Barcelona's Sant Jordi Club with his outstanding band, in a Live Nation production.

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  La Casa Azul

  The Barcelona-based band will perform some of their hits like “Superguay”, “Como un fan” and “La revolución sexual”, the latter being the one that marked a turning point in their history. Additionally, the performance will include other songs from all their albums, such as El sonido efervescente de la casa azul, their first album, Tan simple como el amor and La gran esfera, their most recent work. It is undoubtedly a golden opportunity to dance to all the band's hits!

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  Within Temptation

  Following the success of the Worlds Collide Tour with Evanescence, this new tour promises to captivate audiences with the distinctive blend of rock and mysticism that characterizes the band. More than just a musical show, the concert promises to be a celebration of empowerment, an opportunity for fans to experience their passion and intensity live. With the album Bleed Out, Within Temptation reaffirms their moral convictions and bold musical approach.

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  Consuelo Kanaga Capturing the spirit Centre de fotografia KBr Fundació MAPFRE

  Consuelo Kanaga was one of the pioneering women in the field of photography and managed to practice photojournalism professionally in the 1910s. Consuelo Kanaga (United States 1894-1978) also maintained a close relationship with the American avant-garde circles Group f/64 in San Francisco and the Photo League in New York. Even so, at the time, her status as a woman limited her from devoting herself full-time to photography. Now Centre de fotografia KBr Fundació MAPFRE is organizing an exhibition of her work based on the Brooklyn Museum's collection, with special emphasis on her work representing the African-American world and giving visibility to the "New Black Movement", a cultural movement led by black men and women. Through her work, Kanaga joined in reclaiming the African-American identity.

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  Water an unfiltered exhibition Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona

  Did you know that for more than 2 billion people, something as commonplace as turning on the tap and having water is a pipe dream? The exhibition of the Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona (Museum of Natural Sciences) Water, an unfiltered exhibition, focuses on this issue to raise awareness of the need to guarantee the right to clean and safe drinking water for everyone. Through a positive and approachable tone, suitable for all audiences, the exhibition explores how science, technology, knowledge and creativity can effectively address this problem and calls for individual and collective action and commitment.

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  Suburbia Building the American Dream Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona

  In our collective imagination, the suburbs are the epitome of the American dream: a single-family home with a garden, porch, lawn and pool. Since the 1950s, when it consolidated as a family space, this urban model has been exported all over the world, bringing along its unsustainability issues. The exhibition Suburbia. Building the American Dream" at the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona -CCCB- explores this phenomenon by studying how American suburbs were formed, how they differ from one another, how they have evolved, and how their expansion will affect the planet. Through historical materials, photographs, illustrations and art installations, the exhibition presents a cultural history of the American suburb.

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  Suzanne Valadon Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

  Suzanne Valadon (1865-1938) was an emblematic figure of the Montmartre Bohemian scene in the early 20th century. As a painter, illustrator and engraver, Valadon practiced all genres, from portraits and nudes to still lifes and landscapes. Now the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, in collaboration with the Centre Pompidou-Metz and the Musée d'Art de Nantes, offers the opportunity to discover this artist and explore the different interactions that took place in the avant-garde circles in which Suzanne Valadon played a significant role from 1910 to 1930.

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  Bernard Plossu Catalan landscapes inspired by Picasso Museu Picasso

  Photographer and French National Photography Prize winner Bernard Plossu (Da Lat, Vietnam, 1945) is a great admirer of Picasso. Plossu followed in the footsteps of the genius artist through the different places and territories that were significant in his biography, such as Horta de Sant Joan, Gósol, Cadaqués and Barcelona, among others, and photographed them using the Fresson printing technique, which gives his photographs a special, subtle and sober texture. Now they can be seen in the exhibition organized by Museu Picasso in Barcelona.

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  Tuan Andrew Nguyen Our ghosts live in the future Fundació Joan Miró

  Vietnamese-American artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen was the winner of the 8th Edition of the Joan Miró Prize. Now, the Fundació Joan Miró presents his first solo exhibition in Spain. Through a selection of video installations and sculptures made from discarded bombs and abandoned projectiles from the Vietnam War, Nguyen reflects on the human and material consequences of the two Vietnam Wars fought by France and the United States. Additionally, the artist has created a dialogue between Joan Miró and Alexander Calder expressed through Nguyen's films, installations and objects.