Exhibitions – BCU – Barcelona Centre Universitari

Barcelona 92: the impulse of a city

The exhibition, curated by Claudia Crego, shows installations created by the artist Ramón los Heros and pieces from the collections of Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport, Associació Voluntaris 2000 and SEAT Coches Históricos.

Bagdad, «a modern place» (1958-1978)

Exhibition of images taken by Iraqi photographer Latif Al-Ani, that depict a country and society shaken by changes.

New Screen. The video game in Catalonia

Nueva pantalla es la primera gran exposición dedicada en su totalidad a la industria del videojuego en Cataluña.

Francesc Tosquelles. Like a Sewing Machine in a Wheat Field

The exhibition highlights the figure, the work, and the political and artistic environment of a psychiatrist who revolutionized the medical practices of his time and passed on an innovative and surprising cultural legacy that is unknown to most.

¡Ratas! ¡Ratas! ¡Ratas! La gramática poética del hack

The exhibition examines a fluid, post-crisis and post-pandemic terrain in which hacking represents new possibilities in front of reality.

Fornas. The image of Catalonia in the 60s

In the 1960s, a cultural industry was launched in Catalonia that sought to restore its presence in Catalan society, lost and silenced by the Francoist regime since the end of the Spanish Civil War.

Steve McCurry. Around the world in 80 images

FotoNostrum exhibits 80 images printed in large size captured by the American photographer Steve McCurry from 1981 up to 2019 around the world, some of them unseen before.

Museums and Liceu: a shared history

119 cultural centres in Catalonia, 77 of which are in the province of Barcelona, are exhibiting works from their collections related to the history of the Gran Teatre del Liceu to commemorate its 175th anniversary.

Bromoil prints. Pictorialist photography

Exhibition dedicated to the doctor and photographer Joaquim Pla Janini (Tarragona, 1879 - Barcelona, 1970), at the gazebo of the Barcelona Maritime Museum, which shows the relationship between the author's work, pictorialist photography and the sea.

The Magritte machine

Monographic exhibition dedicated to the work of René Magritte, (Lessines, 1898 - Brussels, 1967), the famous Belgian surrealist artist of the 20th century.