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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.

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  Sorolla A new dimension Centre d'Art Amatller

  Centre d'Art Amatller opens the doors of the largest digital exhibition of the Sorolla Year. Sorolla, a new dimension offers an immersive journey through the life and work of the outstanding artist through immersive 360º projections, virtual reality, digital installations and other technological resources. Discover Sorolla's Valencia, his family environment and the artistic context of his time. Don't miss the educational room for families and the exhibition of original works. A unique experience with more than 300 square metres of projections and a virtual reality room that will transport you to the artist's world.

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  Jordi Colomer Façana Foto Festa Futur Fideus MACBA

  The collective life of cities is the axis on which Jordi Colomer's work pivots. Through a large-scale scenic dimension, the artist explores the relationship between imagination and reality using a variety of formats including sculpture, collages, photography, video, installations and live action. Organised into a series of scenes that do not follow a chronological order, Façana Foto Festa Futur Fideus brings together vastly disparate works to talk about the simultaneity, fragility and diversity of communities.

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  An unknown city in the fog New images of Barcelona's neighborhoods MACBA

  From the post-Olympic era to the present day, the outskirts of the city have grown, transformed and hosted Barcelona's most innovative projects. This photographic exhibition explores these changes and offers a glimpse of how the city will evolve in the years to come. Based on thirteen commissions, mostly photographs and some videos, the exhibition travels through the different outer districts with works by authors from diverse backgrounds, ages and generations.

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  Tàpies Art and activism

  Throughout his life, Antoni Tàpies remained committed to various social causes in favor of human rights. His avant-garde, utopian and transformative spirit led him to take an active part in political action during the Franco regime, supporting Catalan social and political movements, and during the democratic era to show solidarity with international causes from a modern and progressive standpoint. Now, the History Museum of Catalonia is bringing together a wide selection of the artist's works and unpublished documentary material to portray his tireless activism.

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  Agnès Varda Photographing filming recycling

  Agnès Varda (1928-2019) was one of the few women of her generation to become an established filmmaker. With more than 40 titles, including short and feature films, Varda stands out for her rhetoric firmly rooted in her time, with the aesthetics of the modernist Nouvelle Vague, and for her ability to discover and grasp the possibilities of the digital image when it first appeared. Now, the Centre de Cultura Contemporània - CCCB - is presenting her entire oeuvre. In this exhibition, we can appreciate her mastery of technique, her sense of detail and her great rigor in composition.

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  Jules Verne 200

  On the occasion of the bicentenary of Jules Verne's birth in 2024, Ideal Centre d'Arts Digitals is devoting its largest production ever to this great author. The Jules Verne 200 exhibition is a thrilling immersive experience that takes visitors on the many extraordinary journeys created by the writer. The production combines literature and science through 3D projections, virtual reality, an immersive dome and much more.

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  Fernande Olivier Pablo Picasso and friends Museu Picasso

  Writer Fernande Olivier captured in her writings the life she shared with Picasso in a straightforward and honest way. As the first exhibition dedicated to Olivier in Spain, it offers a chance to get to know the Malaga-born genius a little better. Through unpublished documents and photographs, video testimonies, and several portraits signed by Fernande Olivier's circle of friends, we will trace the life and relationships of this feminine voice with Picasso.

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  Grand Gala for the 5th Anniversary of Ballet de Barcelona

  Ballet de Barcelona celebrates its 5th anniversary with a grand gala in which the company will perform Divergents, a choreography created especially for the occasion. Divergents explores issues related to time through movements that combine physical prowess and energetic movements with calmer, more intimate moments. All this to the rhythm of hip-hop and electronic and experimental music, making the show a fascinating piece.

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  History of Barcelona

  The cradle of Catalan culture, amongst many other cultures and civilisations, and a witness to major transformations such as the Industrial Revolution or the Civil War amongst many others, Barcelona has a fascinating history. Find out more about it!