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Multitickets: a Single Ticket to a Whole Host of Spaces Culture & Leisure Culture In BCN English Januabarcelonaturisme.cat Multitickets: a single ticket to a whole host of spaces MACBA d’Art Precolombi Museu Barbier-Mueller Don’t miss this! Don’t MNAC Fundació Suñol Multitickets Discover the culture, art and fun of Barcelona at your own pace Museums, places of interest, galleries, ground-breaking and dynamic exhibits cultural venues… Barcelona is an with the new Artcoticket Barcelona, inexhaustible source of culture, art, leisure the perfect multiticket for lovers of the and gastronomy that you simply can’t most representative painting, sculpture, afford to miss. But… where to start? photography and video art on the current We’ve got the perfect solution that will national and international art scene. And if suit all tastes. The city’s multitickets are you’re a fan of the history of civilisations, the convenient way to discover Barcelona’s the Arqueoticket Barcelona provides cultural treasures and make the most of a admission to the five city museums with January 2012 whole host of special deals. For instance, archaeological collections. You’ll find out the Barcelona Card features free travel on about the everyday habits of our forebears public transport as well as more than 280 € and gain an insight into the essence of a off admission and free offers at museums, variety of cultures and societies. All these cultural venues, landmark buildings, multitickets feature important discounts entertainments, etc. If you love the art, on admission prices. This makes them the the Articket Barcelona provides admission easiest and most economical option to to seven of the city’s museums and art discover Barcelona’s art and culture in depth. centres that you can enjoy their permanent and temporary collections.You can also For further information and ticket sales: enjoy the city’s private foundations with Tourist Information Offices In BCN their collections of contemporary art and http://bcnshop.barcelonaturisme.cat (detail). 1881 , Barcelona Opportunity The lyrical Palace the Doge’s Venice, Week world of (BCNOW!) Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute (USA) Strauss The impressionists at CaixaForum 27th January-5th 13th, 14th and 15th February 2012 January 2012 Until 12th February 2012 works of art of the period. first impressionist painter at L’Auditori de Barcelona CaixaForum Most of the works he in the Clark Collection. Barcelona Opportunity acquired came from the Sterling Clark converted Week, known as A great master of the The exhibition brings early impressionist period, his personal passions BCNOW!, is an initiative German repertoire, the together an outstanding and he displayed them into public heritage that provides a unique conductor Hartmut selection of French alongside old masters when he set up his own opportunity to do some Haenchen presents a paintings from the 19th and their immediate museum in Williamstown shopping, enjoy good concert series that will and early 20th centuries, predecessors, to form a (Massachusetts, USA) in food and culture and showcase his personal from the collection of chronological sequence. 1955. The exhibition relives stay in amazing hotels at and expert interpretations the Sterling & Francine The exhibition also features the splendour of the 19th affordable prices. Created of the works of Mozart Clark Art Institute. works by the realist century, when Paris was to tie in with the winter and Richard Strauss: two Robert Sterling Clark painters of the Barbizon the art capital of the world, sales and to boost and composers born a century amassed most of his School (Corot, Millet, and gives us an insight into maintain sales during apart but connected by private collection in Paris Rousseau) and great some of its leading artists. this period, many of the the same tradition. This in the first decade of the impressionist masters, city’s hotels, restaurants, programme reveals their www.laCaixa.es/ObraSocial 20th century, for the such as Sisley, Pissarro, cultural attractions, similarities and differences, sheer enjoyment of being Manet, Monet, Degas markets and florists will with Symphony no. 39 surrounded by the great and Renoir, who was the be offering discounts by the Salzburg-born on their usual prices composer, a work steeped throughout the week. Part in a passion enveloped by Barcelona Teatre Musical of the revenue obtained by classical forms and style, the participating outlets yet full of the magic of the Les Miserables is being during BCNOW! will be more mature and inspired performed in Barcelona for donated to charity. Mozart. the first time and for a limited season. The www.bcnow.cat www.auditori.cat new 25th-anniversary production features drawings and paintings by Victor Hugo and recreates this moving, universal story that is just as thrilling as ever and, for this reason, has become the world’s longest-running musical. The production has just premiered in London and is brought to you by Stage Entertainment (the producer of hits such as The Lion King, Chicago, Mamma Mia!, Cabaret and Beauty and the Beast) Can Framis and Cameron Mackintosh (the producer of My Can Framis, a former more than 3,400 m2 of Fair Lady, Cats and The textile mill built in the exhibition space. The Phantom of the Opera, early 19th century and architectural complex to name just three). Los located in the 22@ (Poblenou) stands in a garden, an Miserables has one of the technology district, is oasis that contrasts most beautiful scores on home to the Fundació the human scale of the today’s musical scene and Vila Casas collection of 19th-century building features a superb cast of contemporary painting with the monumental Les Miserables, leading performers who which showcases works scale of contemporary have received all kinds of by more than 150 artists architecture. more than plaudits. born or based in Catalonia who are on display in www.fundaciovilacasas.com a musical, a legend www.losmiserables.es Arxiu Fotogràfic de Centre de Cultura Fundació Alorda-Derksen Fundació Antoni Tàpies Barcelona Contemporània de International Antoni Tàpies. Collection Jacques Léonard: Barcelona (CCCB) Contemporary Art Until 25th September 2012 Gypsy Barcelona The Complete Letters. January 2012 A new selection of works Until 14th January 2012 Filmed Correspondence The exhibition at the by Antoni Tàpies from the The exhibition features a Until 19th February 2012 Fundació Alorda-Derksen foundation collection. series of photographs about Exhibition that brings features current works by The exhibition also the gypsies who lived in the together the filmed world-renowned artists. features a documentary city’s shanty settlements, letters exchanged by six H: For information about about the artist. and rediscovers a neglected film-makers working in opening times, please call photographer from tandem. Tel. 932 726 250 In the First Circle. Barcelona’s photographic A Project by Imogen scene in the 1950s and 60s. Fundació Francisco Godia Stidworthy H: Mon-Sat: 10am-7pm; Barcelona Collects Until 5th January 2012 1 and 6/1 closed Until 26th March 2012 A project based on a series Exhibition bringing of works by Stidworthy Arxiu Històric de la together a selection and 25 other artists. of works by leading Ciutat de Barcelona H: Tue-Sun: 10am-7pm; contemporary and modern Fashion Illustrations, 1 and 6/1 closed 1914-1935. Luxury and artists from Spain and Modernity around the world. Until 30th April 2012 H: Mon-Sun: 10am-8pm; La Capella The exhibition focuses 1 and 6/1 and Tue closed Drift and Control, on fashion illustrations Interferences in the used in advertising from Creative Process Global Screen Fundació Joan Miró Until 22nd January 2012 a glorious period in local 24th January-27th May 2012 Joan Miró: The Ladder An exhibition of work graphic design. The exhibition shows the and festivals of Escape by emerging artists from H: Mon-Fri: 9am-8.30pm; power of the screen in Until 18th March 2012 Barcelona’s Massana School Sat: 9am-1pm; 1 and 6/1 closed all its aspects: seduction, Exhibition co-organised of Art. entertainment, the creation by Tate Modern and the H: Tue-Sat: 12 noon-2pm / of archetypes and models, Fundació Joan Miró which CaixaForum 4pm-8pm; Sun and public information, communication, brings together more than Impressionists: French holidays: 11am-2pm; its ability to have an 150 paintings, works on Masterpieces from the 1 and 6/1 closed Clark Collection impact, interactivity, sur- paper and sculptures from Until 12th February 2012 veillance, etc. around the world. The exhibition brings together La Pedrera de H: Tue-Sun: 11am-8pm; 73 paintings by great CatalunyaCaixa Thu: 11am-10pm; 1/1 closed; Daniela Ortiz (Espai 13) masters, including Monet, Until 8th January 2012 Perejaume 5 and 6/1: 11am-3pm Until 26th February 2012 Degas, Manet, Pissarro, The exhibition takes the Renoir, Sisley, Toulouse- H: Tue-Sat: 10am-7pm; CosmoCaixa form of a dialogue between Temporary exhibitions Temporary Lautrec and Gauguin. Thu: 10am-9.30pm; the artist Perejaume, Gaudí Dinosaurs. Treasures Sun and public holidays: and La Pedrera. of the Gobi Desert 10am-2.30pm; 1/1 closed Diaghilev’s Ballets Until 18th March 2012 H: Mon-Sun: 10am-6.30pm; Russes, 1909-1929 This exhibition presents 1 and 6/1 closed Until 15th January 2012 12 complete dinosaur Fundació Suñol Exhibition organised by skeletons, as well as 50 Collection the Victoria & Albert Until 7th January 2012 La Virreina Centre examples of teeth, nests, Museum that provides A selection of some of de la Imatge skulls, eggs and bones an overview of the dance the key works from the Claude Cahun from the Gobi Desert. Until 5th February 2012 company. Foundation’s collection. Retrospective of You’ll be able to see works photographic work by the Recycling. by Warhol, Barceló, Tàpies Sagnier’s City. artist Claude Cahun. The Great Cycle and Millares among many Modernista, Eclectic Until 30th January 2012 H: Tue-Sun and public others.
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