8 exhibitions to visit at Barcelona Gallery Weekend
Sep 09, 2022
On September 15th , Barcelona Gallery Weekend begins, an art event that will feature the work of more than 60 artists from 20 different countries.
Among the participating galleries, you cannot miss visiting 8 spaces.
Exhibitions to visit at Barcelona Gallery Weekend
1. DNA Gallery
ADN Galeria was founded in 2003 with the aim of creating a hybrid platform between commercial mediation and cultural contribution, with the aim of disseminating current artistic trends. The programme is focused on productions that prioritise content and are positioned as a semantic reflection of the contextual dynamics in which they are generated. The gallery has established a policy of collaborative work with intellectuals and professionals in the sector to enrich the programme and promote the dynamism of the most current visual arts, emphasising the relationship between art, politics and society.
Domènec - "Can our cities survive?"
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Nicolas Daubanes - "Act of grace"
2. Bombon Projects
Bombon is a contemporary art gallery that opened in Barcelona in February 2017. The gallery is interested in local and international artistic practices that reflect a contemporary social, political and emotional sensibility, as well as in the vindication of artists from previous generations. This is reflected in our exhibition programme, where the work of young artists has been combined with historical figures.
Joana Escoval - Worldless and Earthen
3. Joan Prats
Galeria Joan Prats, Barcelona, has been, since its opening in 1976, one of the pioneering galleries on the international contemporary scene, exhibiting and promoting the work of the artists it represents. The Gallery is committed to disseminating and facilitating the reading of the different languages with which its artists create, also contributing to the realization of specific projects. Since its inception, it has participated in the Arco, Art Basel and Art Basel-Miami Beach fairs.
Collective exhibition - The magic carpet. For Joan de Muga
4. Marlborough
Marlborough Gallery was founded in Madrid in 1992 under the direction of Pierre Levai, who joined the firm in 1964 and was appointed President of Marlborough New York in 1978. As an independent gallery, Marlborough Gallery collaborates continuously with Marlborough New York and London to present the work of international and emerging artists in Spain. In addition to its position in the primary market, Marlborough Gallery is committed to the acquisition and sale of 20th century masterpieces. It continues to work with the most important museum collections and public spaces in Spain by organizing projects and solo and group exhibitions of its artists.
Irving Penn
5. Rocio Santacruz
The RocioSantaCruz Gallery is a dynamic space for creation and contemporary thought in all its manifestations. Faithful to its career since 1994 in Paris, as an editor of artist books, RocioSantaCruz's approach is to focus on unpublished archives with the aim of generate a dialogue between the avant-garde movements of the second half of the 20th century and new contemporary practices. The gallery is conceived as a place of experimentation, a meeting point for reflection and a space for the dissemination of new practices with a special interest in photography, experimental film, archiving and editing artist publications.
Jean Denant - Limit States
6. Victor Lope Contemporary Art
Víctor Lope Arte Contemporáneo is an art gallery founded in Barcelona in 2009. The gallery's mission is to launch and consolidate the careers of emerging and mid-career artists with a unique approach to contemporary art, in order to deliver this value globally and consolidate it in the European and international art market.
Carsten Beck - RAW
7. Palmadotze
Palmadotze is a contemporary art gallery run by Pilar Carbonell and Anna Rovira, which bases its programming on alternating promotional exhibitions of young artists with the display of recent works by great exponents of art from the second avant-garde to the present day.
Pere Noguera - Arxiu - Elements classificats
8. Nogueras Blanchard
Carrer Isaac Peral, 7, 08902 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona
NoguerasBlanchard opened its first space in Barcelona's Raval district in 2004. The gallery develops an international interdisciplinary programme, reflecting a variety of conceptually motivated positions and practices. The gallery's main aim is to make a long-term commitment to the careers of its artists and to be involved in the production of work as well as other projects.
LUGÁN - 3x 5K6
