Un sábado de Diciembre, me encontré con el escritor Xavier Sirés (Barcelona,...
The following is just an appetizer of my 1st collaboration with OpenHouse magazine....
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Marta Rubio (Barcelona, 1986) vive en Holanda desde hace varios años y está de visita en su propia...
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I am so happy with the opportunity to interview journalist Albert Om (Taradell, Osona, 1966): his...
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Em trobo amb la cantaora Rosalía Vila (Barcelona, 1992) per fer-li alguns retrats. Trec la càmera i...
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Fa poc més d’un any, a tot l’espectacle que cada floració primaveral ens ofereix a Vallvidrera, s’hi...
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No sé si recordareu aquella etapa de la vida en la que tens una alçada que, sovint, t’obliga a...
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Penseu que és massa idealista afirmar que, en la nostra societat, l’empatia està creixent? Vaig...
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Quan tens setze anys, et sents com un ànec (així, sense diminutiu) lleig i descobreixes un llibre...
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M’acosto a Entrepanes Díaz passat mig matí, sembla que l'establiment ja comença a preparar-se pel...
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La Lucía Gugliotta (Montevideo, 1984) i jo no ens coneixíem abans de quedar un divendres a la tarda...
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Hoy responde al cuestionario Barcelonogy un joven que forma parte de la nueva generación de...
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No penseu que alguns ens estem acostumant massa a gaudir de l’Art de manera virtual? Feia temps que...
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El crític d’art Albert Mercadé Ciutat (Barcelona, 1981) treballa des de fa cinc anys a la fundació...
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L’Ester López (Castelló, 1988) es va criar entre Benicarló i Berga, va estudiar a Barcelona i ja fa...
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It is very surprising that Xavier Rubert de Ventós (Barcelona, 1939) defines himself as ‘a...
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Vaig conèixer a la Montse Solé (Calafell, 1983) en ple estiu i, ai, com passen els mesos.., ara que...
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L’Eduard Sant Corominas (Barcelona, 1945) s’ha dedicat, des de la seva joventut, a la creació de...
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Hace ya casi una década que Clara Cirera vive en París donde se ha abierto camino trabajando en lo...
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La Caroline Sant Chalois (Barcelona, 1979) és llicenciada en dret, però des de molt jove va triar...
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Ja comença a ser tradició que, a primers de desembre, l'escriptor Damià Bardera (Viladamat, Empordà,...
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After talking to Paco Poch (Igualada, 1951), I’ve got the sensation that, as it happens with good...
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Es pot dir molt de la personalitat d’algú observant com dibuixa. També es pot dir molt de la seva...
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I have admired actress Aida Folch (Reus, 1986) for many years. I first found out about her during my...
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I am not a professional translator and translating practically all of the 49 conversations I have...
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We still live in a world of illusions in which effort are not only denied, but often concealed...
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A few days ago, a group of students conducted physics tests on the Tibidabo’s big wheel. Meanwhile,...
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It is late April, a Wednesday at eleven o’clock, Joan Yago (Barcelona, 1987) and I meet at the...
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The filming of the ‘Who is Tony Keeler?’ documentary, has taken us to capture the witnesses of...
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Jordi Sabater (Barcelona, 1975) has the habit of crossing Barcelona on foot: every morning he...
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After participating in the radio programs Preferències and Espècies Protegides (with Víctor...
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After filming in Barcelona and Sitges, last Sunday we captured the opening of the Festimatge...
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We just entered springtime, Sant Jordi (23d April) is about to arrive and, for many, during the...
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A few weeks after we started filming the documentary 'Who is Tony Keeler?' and after working around...
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The journey started almost one month ago around La Universitat Central where Tony and Linda Keeler...
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Here I am in the program “Espècies protegides” (Cadena Ser Catalunya) where journalist Víctor...
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28 years ago a heavy snowfall covered the Tibidabo and a few days later, when the snow began to...
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People often ask me what I was doing before Barcelonogy. Well, I studied as much as I could (Film,...
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We have just started filming the documentary 'Who is Tony Keeler?' directed by Adriana de Sandoval...
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I meet journalist Víctor Fernández Clares (Montcada, 1987) an afternoon of February around the...
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If you follow Barcelonogy, you will know that I have been interested in sustainable fashion for a...
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This is Andreu Viñas Pol at work. Along with Chema Carrasco, he runs the program ‘Prefències’ on...
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Sometimes it is a necessary exercise to take distance from a subject of study in order to renew...
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Today's post is, more than ever, about words: a compilation of some of the highlights published –so...
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The days have already begun to lengthen subtly. However, we are in the depths of a winter that, even...
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About a year ago, Barcelonogy (that is me) went to the presentation of the documentary ‘Meeting at...
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Alex Llovet (Barcelona, 1974) is a musician (member of the group The Pinker Tones) and also a...
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I haven’t celebrated New Year’s Eve for a while. Sometimes I like to go against the main current...
Continue reading In fact it has already been a total of 15 months. Now that the year is coming to an end, it is the...
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Barcelonogy wishes you a relaxed, healthy and luminous Christmas! And, to celebrate this first year,...
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But as I always say, Barcelona’s borders are not only Collserola, the Mediterranean and the rivers...
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We are still in the Eixample, particularly on the Eixample Esquerra. I walk with Alba Yañez while...
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The view from Montjuic is spectacular, but it's time to get back to the center. Around Plaza...
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From Palo Alto it is very easy to get to the sea. Starting from the Mar Bella beach, I follow the...
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If I tell you about a stationery brand inspired by the Mediterranean, what images come to your mind?...
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It has been such a thrill to be interviewed by the Pompeu Fabra University Alumni Newsletter. The...
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Poblenou is a short walk from the University, why not going to visit artist Perico Pastor’s studio?...
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I am in the Ribera district with Carmen Litago, from fundació Roure, I dicover a reality that is...
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A few days ago I passed by a shop in Barcelona that caught my attention and when I took a picture...
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I am very familiar with this area, I have worked here: guiding the tour around Basilica del Pi’s...
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I am not a professional illustrator, but I have been collaborating in Damià Bardera's works for the...
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We have just been in Sant Gervasi, now… I am in Plaça de Gal·la Placidia and the time has come...
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We have just been in Vallvidrera, Sarrià and Sants, now… I return Up town, where tourists never...
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In fact it has been a total of 15 months already. Now that the year is coming to an end, it is the...
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A year ago I visited Palo Alto, in Poblenou, to talk with designer Javier Marsical. Today I visit...
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I was a Londoner from late 2011 to early 2013, lived in a rush, left in a rush. The time I spent...
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Marc Maria Sanllehy (Barcelona, 1986) and Marc Roca (Barcelona, 1973) are, respectively, the...
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A veces, la vida está llena de hechos curiosos o personajes insólitos. A veces, nunca sabes hasta...
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Eli Urpí (El Papiolet, 1985) studied graphic design at Elisava, but in 2010, her path developed...
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I don’t feel as if I was entering in a hotel, but I already know that Yök Casa + Cultura is much...
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Who is Blanca Viñas? Born in Barcelona in 1987, she is the creator of images that are both...
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There is an enormous difference between a tourist and a traveler. I recently discovered the work of...
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During the conversation I had with Writer Rafael Argullol, he proved to be quite critical of...
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What is the city? One of the possible ways to define the urban world is through the presence of...
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Every Wednesday for ten weeks, between last May and last July, Barcelonogy had the privilege to...
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I am in Plaza Catalonia and from there, I walk down the Rambles, I turn left and enter the busy...
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He has several facets: philosopher, poet, traveller, essayist and professor of aesthetics, among...
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You might know that Barcelona is bounded between the rivers Besòs and Llobregat, the Collserola...
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Have you ever heard of 'Barcelona desapareguda'? It is a page that collects pictures of old...
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What is the city? One of the possible ways to define the urban world is through the presence of...
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“The paint stains that, without meaning to, you have accumulated over the supports where you work,...
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I am walking around Vallvidrera in one of those splendid spring mornings (specifically on the one of...
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What is the city? One of the possible ways to define the urban world is through the presence of...
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Art collector Antoni Gelonch Viladegut defines engraving as the most democratic of arts because each...
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I am going towards the Carrer Llull in Poblenou to visit the studio of Perico Pastor (La Seu...
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During my visit at the studio Flores & Prats, we do a pause in our conversation and, for a few...
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Colour, colour and more colour. Especially when the sun starts to shine, days get longer, the...
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What is the city? One of the possible ways to define it is by the presence of architecture. In this...
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The Sala Beckett is one of the references of Barcelona’s contemporary drama scene. It opened its...
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hen I met Ariadna Serrahima (Barcelona, 1984), my attention was immediately caught by her ability to...
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Architects Eva Prats and Ricardo Flores explained their drawing of an underwater Barcelona: ‘if you...
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Whether we like the idea or not, we must wear clothes. And, –ideally- those should be...
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I arrive at the studio of architects Flores & Prats and I am surprised to find a bicycle bell on...
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Here we have Barcelona by writer Susana Gross. She tells me: ‘I cut the paper in the shape of a...
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Selling roses at la Plaça del Pi in Sant Jordi 2011. Vendiendo rosas en la Plaza del Pi en...
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Something is changing in the world’s consumerism patterns: quality, price or design, are no longer...
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It will soon be the 23d April and with it comes Sant Jordi: the great festivity of the book and the...
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The more pictures I take, the more I realize that to portray someone is, to a greater or lesser...
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It is raining on the day I go to visit Susana Gross but just the same, we take pictures outside,...
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Giants, in Catalonia, do exist: there are human figures, about three meters tall and they go dancing...
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There are more than 250 giants hidden all over Barcelona: these tall creatures represent one of the...
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This interview has been divided in three parts. On the first one, Antoni Gelonch, art collector and...
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Note: You can read part 1 here and part 2 here. And all this started because fifteen years ago...
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Note: here you can read Part 1. Welcome! Thank you very much. I can say that my life has never...
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Antoni Gelonch (Lleida, 1956) has a trajectory that is both original and unstoppable. He studied...
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I am interested in fashion that doesn’t follow trends. Timeless Barcelona, I already wrote a little...
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I see a man waving to the people under his umbrella. According to his clothes, he could be among...
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I arrive at the Raluy Circus with plenty of time ahead: before interviewing its directors, Carlos...
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When Barcelonogy interviewed Gaudí expert Luis Gueilburt and asked about the less known works of...
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The Born is one of the favourite areas of many barcelonians: picturesque buildings, restaurants,...
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Javier Mariscal's Barcelona personal map. El mapa personal de la Barcelona de Javier...
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In 1992, when the Olympic games took place in Barcelona, I was still in kindergarten. But like many...
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To read more about Pablo Zea, co founder of the advertising agency SantaMarta, and the way he sees...
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It seems that autumn has finally arrived to Barcelona and I enjoy it walking along Rambla Catalunya...
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I've lived in Barcelona for practically my whole life and had never been to the turó de la Rovira...
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Lets imagine that Barcelona is a cocktail shaker. Inside, we put a little bit of Sun, a plenty of...
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Read more about Alain Chardon's Barcelona, here. Más sobre la Barcelona de Alain Chardon,...
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I'm going towards Poblenou to visit Quadrat 9, Alain Chardon’s (Thonon les Bains, 1954) graphic arts...
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Alicia Rosselló (Barcelona, 1984) and Elisa Riera (Barcelona, 1981) are the organizers of the...
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Barcelona by sculptor and expert in Gaudí Luis Gueilburt. Here you can read a lot more about him and...
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Going to the passatge Tubella is like travelling back in time. This already anticipates the journey...
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For those of you who are familiar with the barcelonian dance scene, Anna Maleras (Barcelona, 1940)...
Continue reading More about Àlex Mitrani's vision of the city here Más sobre la visión que Àlex Mitrani tiene...
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Àlex Mitrani (Barcelona, 1970) combines his activity as a teacher at the University Centre of Design...
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In a time in which reinventing yourself is almost a fashionable thing to do, Bernat Sans (Barcelona,...
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Gabriela Zea Nadal
