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MACBA and CaixaForum Barcelona present ambitious survey of contemporary art through Catalan lens

exhibition · 2026-04-20

An exhibition showcasing contemporary art from Barcelona is currently being held at the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona and CaixaForum Barcelona, featuring 400 pieces by 125 artists. Due to financial difficulties, including a €1.5 million shortfall from the Spanish government, MACBA partnered with La Caixa Foundation. The exhibition delves into the concept of 'contemporariness' in the context of Barcelona's history, spanning from the 1888 and 1929 Expositions to the post-Fordist economy. Notable artists include Antoni Tàpies, Ferran Garcia Sevilla, and José Pérez Ocaña. While MACBA presents archival materials reflecting Barcelona's identity, CaixaForum highlights international works alongside local talents like Ignasi Aballí. The exhibition is available until January at MACBA and until December 29 at CaixaForum, initially reviewed in October 2013.

Key facts

  • Exhibition features 400 works by 125 Catalan, Spanish and international artists
  • MACBA faced €1.5 million deficit from Spain's central government earlier in 2013
  • Collaboration with La Caixa Foundation enabled cost-effective presentation
  • Exhibition traces Barcelona's history from 1888 Expo to post-1992 Olympics transformation
  • Show includes works from 1971 by Hans Haacke about Manhattan property scandals
  • Manolo Laguillo's photographic archive documents pre- and post-Olympic building boom
  • Exhibition runs through January at MACBA and through December 29 at CaixaForum Barcelona
  • Review originally published in October 2013 issue of ArtReview

Entities

Artists

  • Mies van der Rohe
  • Antoni Tàpies
  • Ferran Garcia Sevilla
  • Frederic Amat
  • Miquel Barceló
  • José Manuel Broto
  • José María Sicilia
  • Hans Haacke
  • Manolo Laguillo
  • Ruben Santiago
  • José Pérez Ocaña
  • Perejaume
  • Antoni Miralda
  • Ignasi Aballí
  • Joan Rom
  • Pep Duran
  • Pepe Espaliú
  • Antoni Muntadas
  • Ana Prada
  • Antoni Llena
  • Joan Rabascall

Institutions

  • Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona
  • MACBA
  • La Caixa Foundation
  • CaixaForum Barcelona
  • ArtReview
  • El Paso group

Locations

  • Barcelona
  • Spain
  • Manhattan

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