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Tag: Sculpture

Her phoenix gate

Framed by its leafy avenue, Feníxia by Silvia Gubern stands like a totem over Barcelona, a solid stone portal …

Arte povera, Catalan art, Catalonia, female symbols, Feníxia, Magic Fountain, Montjuïc, poetry, Sala Vinçon, Sculpture, Silvia Gubern, symbolic crossing, Zeleste

Urban Configurations and the Olympic legacy

Though the Olympics are the world’s foremost sporting event, Barcelona ’92 did as much for the city’s public art as … More

Sculpture

Caged in the rain

If you cross over Barceloneta’s Passeig Marítim in the direction of the sea, you will come across another of the … More

1992, art, barcelona, Barcelona beaches, barcelona free art, Barcelona sculpture, bcnart, BCNfreeart, Beaches, Configuracions urbanes, Juan Muñoz, Pirandello, sculptor, Sculpture, Urban Configurations

A star’s injured past

Many sculptures in this free guide around Poble Nou and along Barcelona’s beaches are the result of the urban development … More

Beaches, Sculpture

A much-loved couple

Strolling further along the Moll de la fusta (timber dock), you’ll come across this congruent couple by Chilean artist Lautaro … More

Beaches, Sculpture

Lichtenstein on Modernisme: a comic take

Less than a stone’s throw from Gambrinus, our next stop in this free art route along the beaches is another … More

Beaches, Sculpture

Marieta of those lively eyes

Barcelona’s Montjuïc Mountain will unearth a trove of art. It has always been a popular excursion for the residents of … More

Green spaces, Montjuïc, Sculpture

In search of the perfect backdrop

Our route of free art continues from David and Goliath, to the nearby plaça dels Voluntaris, where Robert Llimós’s sculpture … More

Poble Nou, Sculpture

No longer an alley cat

If you want to see Fernando Botero’s art for free in Barcelona, head for the Rambla del Raval, where it’s … More

1987, Barcelona airport, barcelona free art, Barcelona sculpture, cat, Fernando Botero, gat, gato, Rambla del Raval, Raval, Sculpture

A monument to the little people

It’s big, it’s Barcelona and it’s free. Antoni Llena’s “David & Goliath” is a sculpture representing the struggle for freedom … More

Poble Nou, Sculpture

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