Bat-Signal raised over Barcelona celebrating Batman Day
The 80th anniversary of the Dark Knight sees iconic distress signal projected over MNAC
The 80th anniversary of the Dark Knight sees iconic distress signal projected over MNAC
Saturday is Batman Day and the Catalan capital is among 12 cities in the world celebrating the Dark Knight's 80th anniversary
A new exhibition based on the work of Oriol Maspons looks at whether art can be ‘useful’ to society
May 18 is The Night of the Museums, with free entry and special activities in 84 venues in and around Barcelona
Nagasaki is the first of five Japanese cities to host 'Barcelona. The city of artistic miracles,' an exhibition organized by the MNAC national gallery
The award-winning art piece will be on display in the Barcelona gallery for the first time in 25 years
Some 21 works by 15th century painter go on display at MNAC in collaboration with Madrid's Prado gallery
Three Picassos will be included in the collection of the National Art Museum of Catalonia which will also grow two rooms and debut a new exhibit
A new Barcelona display by sculptor and painter Pere Llobera explores the question of “art created outside official history”
Ildefonso Salillas denies that the art was brought from Catalonia to Aragon as a result of the former’s self-rule being seized through Article 155
The relocation of murals in the MNAC museum back to Aragon temporarily blocked by a Huesca judge due to their “fragility”
The national gallery’s collection includes pieces from the Renaissance and Baroque periods
Meanwhile, the Miró Foundation, the CCCB and MACBA received fewer museum-goers than the year before
Catalan institutions and museums demand the pieces to be returned to Barcelona and Lleida
Picasso’s attraction to Romanesque art is to be definitively unveiled in an exhibition dedicated to him at the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC). The display will open its doors next Thursday and is co-organised with the Musée National Picasso-Paris. The exhibition includes forty works by the artist lent by the French museum, which are being added to the collection of Romanesque art from the MNAC. According to one of the exhibition’s curators, Emilia Philippot, the display demonstrates the “echoes of simplicity and primitivism” of Romanesque art in certain Picasso creations. Picasso, like other artists of his time, was attracted by the Romanesque, identified with the “childhood of art”. His interest is proved in the exhibition with various unpublished documents, such as correspondence and books belonging to the artist.