Dec 6, 2024 · The latest street art news, artist interviews, gallery exhibitions and photos from the Barcelona urban art scene. Street Art Barcelona is a collaborative platform created to support & promote the Barcelona art scene.

Through our private tours, we bring you out of the traditional touristic paths and make you discover Barcelona from the perspective of an open air gallery. Our guides will bring you to the most important murals of the city and show you the hidden spots where graffiti and street art live.

This is the first “Free wall” opened by Murs Lliures and also one of the most famous spot for graffiti&street-art in Barcelona. >> BOOK IT << C/ D’Espronceda

Here is a non-exhaustive list of artists based or who have been working in Barcelona. They are also part of our team and projects. Discover their work.

You’ll be guided through its authentic streets, where graffiti still lives actively amongst occupied houses, big murals and hidden spots. We’ll bring you to the best urban art gallery in the city, you’ll discover some major pieces by artists such as Keith Haring and C215, and hang around in the legendary skate spot of Tres Chimeneas.

“Street Art Barcelona” (SAB) is a collaborative platform of artists, curators, photographers and entrepreneurs, which has been supporting & promoting the Barcelona urban art scene since 2011.

Feb 4, 2015 · The documentary, BCN RISE&FALL, traces a journey from the beginnings of street art movement in Barcelona until now, emphasizing how one of the most important scenes in the world of street art was created. In the early 2000s the city of Barcelona became one of the world capitals of street art.

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May 19, 2021 · The mural by the catalan artist Conse is a tribute to Makha Diop (Thiès, Senegal, 1958- Barcelona, 2020), a known activist of the district who recently passed. Known as the sand painter at the end of the Ramblas, he was for various generation a reference among the African community in Barcelona.

Feb 24, 2022 · They remind us that we need to break down prejudices and understand that no one chooses not to have a home, that no one should sleep on the street. Thirteen stories representing those of the more than 1,100 people currently living on the streets in the city of Barcelona. Photos by Teo Vazquez