27 art centers taking part in 10th anniversary Barcelona Gallery Weekend exhibitions

Works of 30 artists to be shown off in Catalan capital and L'Hospitalet from September 19-22

Jan Schüler's piece Mondaufgang bei BeiBen
Jan Schüler's piece Mondaufgang bei BeiBen / Barcelona Gallery Weekend
Catalan News

Catalan News | @catalannews | Barcelona

September 10, 2024 11:17 AM

Twenty-seven contemporary and modern art galleries will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Barcelona Gallery Weekend with exhibitions from September 19 to 22.

The event traditionally opens the new artistic season each year.

For a full list of the galleries taking part and the various activities planned, check out their website at barcelonagalleryweekend.com.

Rasmus Nilausen's work 'Size of things' (2024)
Rasmus Nilausen's work 'Size of things' (2024) / Barcelona Gallery Weekend

The 27 establishments are situated in Barcelona and L'Hospitalet de Llobregat and will host the works of some thirty artists from the national and international spheres.

All exhibitions, free and open to the public, will open simultaneously on Thursday 19 September and will be open throughout the weekend.

Catalina Leon's work 'Yamulemau'
Catalina Leon's work 'Yamulemau' / Barcelona Gallery Weekend

The initiative aims to highlight the work of art galleries as "spaces that generate culture and knowledge," organizers say.

Alongside the exhibitions, the galleries host a series of free activities such as meetings, talks, presentations, performances and guided tours to get to know the work of the artists and gallerists first hand.

Sito Mújica's 'A painting of a woman with a red hat'
Sito Mújica's 'A painting of a woman with a red hat' / Barcelona Gallery Weekend

 

Another highlight is the free guided ARC GalleryWalks, and the BGW Familiar program.

This year, routes can be enjoyed all the way up to Saturday, September 28.

Yeonsu Lim's photograph 'A ghost ship'
Yeonsu Lim's photograph 'A ghost ship' / Barcelona Gallery Weekend

 

FOLLOW CATALAN NEWS ON WHATSAPP!

Get the day's biggest stories right to your phone