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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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  Ancient passion Esteve Estival Donation Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya

  Esteve Estival's family has donated 143 archaeological objects to the Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya (Museum of Archaeology of Catalonia), which has organized an exhibition around them. It is a very special exhibition with unique pieces from different periods, including metal specimens for different uses such as harnesses, crosses, talismans or decorative coverings dating from the second millennium BC to the 16th century AD. Estival was interested in all periods: prehistory and protohistory, the Roman world, late Antiquity, Visigothic times, and the Islamic and medieval world. Many pieces have been restored to recover their splendor.

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  Barceló CERAMICS We are all Greeks La Pedrera

  Miquel Barceló (Felanitx, Mallorca, 1957), one of the most prominent artists of the contemporary art scene, is also a clay creator as well as a painter, sculptor and sketcher. Now La Pedrera offers the most comprehensive retrospective of his ceramics ever held in Barcelona. Barceló's ceramics are like an extension of his painting and the exhibition spans three decades of work from his early African works in 1994 to his most recent productions. It includes over a hundred pieces complemented by paintings and notebooks related to his ceramic production.

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  Tim Burton's Labyrinth

  The magical, imaginative and unique universe of Tim Burton takes center stage in this immersive experience. The exhibition allows visitors to delve into his mind and inner world, discovering hundreds of original works by the film director. Each room leads to a unique setting, whether it is venturing through the dark forest of The Corpse Bride, rediscovering the characters of Edward Scissorhands, or getting lost in the wonderful world of Alice in Wonderland. Designed for an audience of all ages, the experience allows visitors to decide which path to take as they go along.

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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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  Una altra història Museu d'Història de Catalunya

  The TV3 program Una altra història (in English "Another History") in collaboration with El Terrat now has its own exhibition. The Museum of Catalan History hosts this exhibition, displaying objects that people from all over Catalonia presented in the TV show, explaining their personal stories. All of them are part of the history of Catalonia.

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  Visual origin Film video information

  The group FVI (Film Vídeo Informació) was founded in Barcelona in 1977. It brought together experimental film and video authors, photographers, poets and artists, its core members being Eugènia Balcells, Eugeni Bonet, Juan Bufill, Carles Hac Mor, Manuel Huerga, Ignacio Julià and Luis Serra. Amid the democratic transition, this group's objective was to explore and showcase the possibilities of experimental cinema and video. Through screenings and a printed magazine called Visual, they sparked debates at a key moment of open-mindedness in Spain's history. Now the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona - MACBA - museum revives this project in an exhibition that vindicates FVI and Visual as the origin of numerous subsequent collaborations in the audiovisual field.

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  Alex Voinea Matiz Gallery

  Alex Voinea's exhibition offers an immersive artistic journey where control and spontaneity merge in a symphony of vibrant emotions. Inspired by experiments with liquid paint, his masterpieces capture the convergence of colours and dynamic forms, transcending mere visual representation. His contribution to the world of abstract art promises an enriching experience, inviting the public to explore the fascinating interplay between form and fluidity in each stroke and colour.

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  The other side Centre d'Art Santa Mònica

  The Centre d'Art Santa Mònica has organized an engaging immersive exhibition that invites visitors to venture in without reservation, leaving behind all commonly accepted notions. The Other Side symbolizes shedding rigid and binary definitions, incapable of describing the complexity that surrounds us. Through works by artists such as Francesca Llopis, Anna Irina Russel, Domestic Data Streamers and Yapci Ramos, The Other Side offers the opportunity to walk through an innovative space.

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  ExDesigner Project Bar DHUB Barcelona DHUB Barcelona

  The Ex-Designer Project Bar is a venue whose interior was digitally designed and entirely produced using 3D printing technology, featuring a built-in bar. Since its opening in 2015, it has been constantly redesigned with two on-site 3D printers. It operated as a bar for more than 4 years and now DHUB Barcelona offers the opportunity through its exhibition Ex-Designer Project Bar to see it in its current format, where the bar has been disassembled and is considered an object showcasing the walls and other elements. The exhibition also explains both the production and dismantling process. The Ex-Designer Project Bar is a project by Martí Guixé, a designer known for questioning the role of designers and the need to continue designing objects.