Exhibitions

Isabel Steva, known as Colita, was one of the leading figures in twentieth-century Catalan and Spanish photography. At Palo Alto Barcelona, we present an exhibition of photographs documenting the Roma settlements of Montjuïc and Somorrostro, images that have never before been exhibited in Catalonia.

Ex Machina proposes an itinerary through an everyday element such as the razor that acts as a cultural, material and technological condenser of the interactions of being human with their environment. A careful selection of objects explores how the idea of ​​progress and the impact on the environment filter down to the most intimate actions of the body, and how design objects become vehicles of values, imaginaries and conflicts of an era.

The third edition of the Barcelona Generative Art Exhibition (MAGBa) is born with a look back to find new paths forward. Under the title "Origens", the exhibition proposes a dialogue between the pioneering works of the seventies and contemporary practices of generative art.

From June 8 to 26, the Escoleta Room will host an installation proposal conceived as a funerary ritual around the figure of “Don Avión”, understood as the symbolic representation of both technological progress and mobility, and the violence associated with its wartime use.

“Fem art” is an exhibition of final projects by students of intermediate and advanced training courses at art and design schools in Catalonia. The exhibition brings together original creations from disciplines such as photography, fashion, ceramics, jewelry, painting and sculpture. It can be visited from 2 to 29 May 2026 at the Escoleta Room in Palo Alto.

The Mariscal exhibition that you can visit in the Escoleta building from March 11 to April 24 shows a current Barcelona, ​​which is already very large: Grancelona. A city that integrates into its urban fabric areas that were previously less visible, but are fundamental to understanding its role and energy.

From January 14 to February 8, the Nau Escoleta hosts Thinging. Drawing Emergence, a new installation by architect, artist and researcher Edouard Cabay, which turns the act of drawing into a living process, where forces such as gravity, friction and oscillation generate unpredictable patterns.