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Kreatur by Andrea Wilmsen
April 4, 2018ByIn,

Kreatur by Andrea Wilmsen

Kreatur by Andrea Wilmsen is an artistic reflection on the disappearance of honeybees. Opening 4 April 2018 at Espronceda, Barcelona's institute of art and culture.
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neosexual construction pol gorezje
April 4, 2018ByIn,

Neosexual Construction by Pol Gorezje

Pol Gorezje brings acrylic-intervened photographs to Espronceda in Barcelona, exploring new sexual identities that challenge traditional gender and orientation categories.
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Writing and Illustration Slam
March 23, 2018ByIn,

Writing and Illustration Slam

On 23 March, Espronceda hosts a new edition of the Writing and Illustration Slam: live literary improvisation with writers, illustrators and artistic performances.
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I Had a Flashback · Melissa Godoy Nieto
March 22, 2018ByIn,

I Had a Flashback by Melissa Godoy Nieto

Melissa Godoy Nieto exhibits dream illustrations and 3D nightmare recreations at Espronceda, Barcelona, exploring the unconscious mind through her personal dream journal.
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¿frontera esta_tal? by Gigi Piana
February 22, 2018ByIn,

¿frontera esta_tal? by Gigi Piana

Exhibition by Gigi Piana exploring identity and borders through textile installations and sculptures. Opening 22 February 2018 at Espronceda, Barcelona. Free entry.
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Inter_nal Movements: Gender & Intersex
30 Jan – 10 Feb 2018ByIn,

Inter_nal Movements — Opening 10 Feb, 18h

Free opening on 10 February 2018 at Espronceda, Barcelona. An exhibition exploring the liquidity of gender and intersexuality, born from a symposium at Museu del Disseny.
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Promotional flyer for '64+1 Pintado' by Daniel Yacubovich at Espronceda Center for Art and Culture in Barcelona, featuring a detail of an oil painting used as a tablecloth projected as a cosmic still life.
January 26, 2018ByIn,

64+1 Pintado — Daniel Yacubovich

Daniel Yacubovich turns a dinner into a live pictorial performance: guests interact with an oil-painted tablecloth projected as a cosmic still life on the wall at Espronceda, Barcelona.
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Promotional flyer for Espronceda LAB launch event in Barcelona featuring geometric red artwork by Pep Montoya and a mixed-media collage by Canadian artist M. Rozen, with event details for 20 January 2018.
January 20, 2018ByIn,

Espronceda LAB Launch — 20 Jan, 17h30

Espronceda LAB launches on 20 January at 17h30 with a talk by Pep Montoya and the opening of a pocket exhibition by Canadian artist M. Rozen. Free entrance.
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Cartel de la exposición de Pep Montoya 'No saber el por qué, pero sabiendo porqué' en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona, con formas geométricas rojas y negras al fondo.
January 10, 2018ByIn,

Not Knowing the Why, But Knowing the Why

Pep Montoya exhibits at Espronceda, Barcelona, exploring the creative process as a navigation between certainty and the contingent, fragmentary and unpredictable.
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Round Table: Crosswords with Juanjo Oliva
December 20, 2017ByIn,

Round Table Crosswords with Juanjo Oliva and the Artists

Art critic and curator Juanjo Oliva hosts a round table on the Crosswords exhibition at Espronceda Barcelona, joined by the participating artists on 20 December 2017.
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