January 2018
You’re planning a visit to Barcelona in January? Let me suggest a couple of interesting exhibitions:
Exhibitions opening in January 2018
CCCB
Climate change. After the end of the world open until April 1st, 2018
Cosmo Caixa
Playing traces: Speaking brains until January 28th., 2018
Fundacion Tàpies
Susan Meiselas until January 14th., 2018
Antoni Tàpies. Collection 1948 - 1951 until January 14th., 2018
Miro Museum
Sumer and the modern Paradigma until Januar, 21st 2018
MNAC
The Entropic Box. Collision of history and Culture until Januar 14th., 2018
Picasso Museum
The shared studio. Picasso, Fin, Vilató, Xavier October 25th., 2017 till January 28th., 2018
1917. Picasso in Barcelona October 25th., 2017 till January 28th., 2018
Arthur Cravan. Maintenant? October 25th., 2017 till January 28th., 2018
Climate change. After the end of the world open until April 1st, 2018
Cosmo Caixa
Playing traces: Speaking brains until January 28th., 2018
Fundacion Tàpies
Susan Meiselas until January 14th., 2018
Antoni Tàpies. Collection 1948 - 1951 until January 14th., 2018
Miro Museum
Sumer and the modern Paradigma until Januar, 21st 2018
MNAC
The Entropic Box. Collision of history and Culture until Januar 14th., 2018
Picasso Museum
The shared studio. Picasso, Fin, Vilató, Xavier October 25th., 2017 till January 28th., 2018
1917. Picasso in Barcelona October 25th., 2017 till January 28th., 2018
Arthur Cravan. Maintenant? October 25th., 2017 till January 28th., 2018
Other Events
The Three Wise Men’s Parade
The parade honoring the Three Wise Men takes place every year on January 5th. The “Magos”, as they are known here, arrive at Port Vell (the old harbor) on their ship. They depart the ship after landing and begin a long parade through the city. Their train moves past cheering crowds of old and young alike, throwing candy to the children all the while. The children then awake to find their presents delivered on January 6th – presents which, according to local lore, are brought by the Three Wise Men instead of Santa Claus.
