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Barcelona's Art Scene

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Spain - Barcelona

El Diluvio Universal

By @hanneolsen

In Gràcia you find a small illustration gallery and studio that feels local and welcoming. Since 2013 they mix original works, prints, screen prints and small editions. The team curates solo shows and a recurring collective with Catalan and international illustrators. Exhibitions change often, so each visit is different.

Address: Carrer de les Guilleries, 2, local 2, Gràcia, 08012 Barcelona, Spain

  • Why go

    A clear window into Barcelona’s illustration scene. Small space, good curation and a steady rhythm of shows.

  • Known for

    Solo and collective illustration exhibitions, limited editions and screen prints made with local artists.

  • Vibe

    Intimate and friendly. Posters in the window, brick and light, and a table of prints you will want to bring home.

  • Tips

    Check the program and opening hours before you go. Openings and workshops pop up through the year and are often free with RSVP. Take time to look through the print racks after seeing the walls. Weekday afternoons are calm.

About @hanneolsen

I am a travel journalist specializing in Spain. I often work and live in Spain, which I consider my second home. As a cultural traveler, my curiosity drives me to continually seek out and convey the many stories that help define Spain, its people, and their culture. In addition to running Spain by Hanne, I also contribute travel articles and photos to Politiken and other Danish media. Received the Danish Media Award at the Spain Talks Awards 2025, organized by Turespaña, for a travel feature on Benidorm focusing on sustainable tourism.

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