VALENTINA BROSTEAN
Painting
From painting and ballet to photography, music, film and design: discover Barcelona's artists, art classes, creative spaces and events in one place.
BarcelonaArtists.com is the home of Barcelona's creative community. Whether you are a collector looking for your next piece, a gallery searching for new talent, a curator building a show, or simply someone who wants to know what's happening in the city this week, this is where you can find it.
Artists across Barcelona and Catalunya share their work as images, videos, audio and writing, so a composer and a ceramicist can each present their practice properly. Every artist page includes a biography, a portfolio, upcoming events and the classes they teach. Alongside the artists you'll find art classes and workshops across every discipline, studios, galleries and creative spaces around the city, and an agenda of exhibitions and performances happening in Barcelona.
You can follow artists whose work you admire, add pieces to your favourites, and contact them directly about commissions, collaborations or purchases.
Our journal publishes interviews, studio visits and conversations with the artists shaping Barcelona's art scene today.
Are you an artist in Barcelona? Create your free art page and share your work with the city.
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VALENTINA BROSTEAN
VALENTINA BROSTEAN
Horacio Fumero
Josep Maria Ribelles
Ernest Compta Llinàs
Tetiana Cherevan
Naima Almeida
Pablo Leonardo Martinez

“Three free open calls for artists in Barcelona — photography and visual arts grants worth over 15,000 € — with deadlines from 31 August to 30 September 2026.”

Journal · Painting
“Serbian-born, Barcelona-based painter Valentina Brostean on trading commercial design for pure expression, her 'alchemical' blank-canvas process, and the personal mythology of strong feminine figures and humanoid guardians that fills her house-museum.”

“Flamenco guitarist, composer and Gran Gala Flamenco musical director Tati Amaya — great-nephew of Carmen Amaya — on returning to his family's Barcelona, why silence is the loudest sound on stage, and how a glance keeps a whole company improvising as one.”