Category: arts

  • MMCA Seoul (South Korea | 2 Apr 2019)

    The MMCA Seoul blends modern art, technology, and interactive experiences. From Duchamp’s groundbreaking works to social protest art and thought-provoking tech installations, it invites visitors into a world where creativity and innovation collide. Dive into an art experience that challenges perceptions and offers something new at every turn.

  • Fundació Joan Miró (Barcelona, Spain | 29 Nov 2018)

    The Fundació Miró in Barcelona offers a deep dive into Joan Miró’s evolution, from early experimentation to his abstract, politically charged works. Informative boards help guide visitors through the complex exhibits, while the temporary Lee Miller photography exhibit adds a powerful layer, highlighting her transition from model to visual artist in wartime.

  • Dalí Theatre and Museum in Figueres (Spain | 23 Nov 2018)

    The Dalí Theatre and Museum in Figueres offers a unique collection of Dalí’s works but struggles to live up to the surrealist experience expected of such a space. While the collection is extensive, the presentation feels outdated and lacks the wonder and extravagance Dalí envisioned, leaving visitors with mixed feelings.

  • Fundació Antoni Tàpies (Barcelona, Spain | 21 Nov 2018)

    The Fundació Antoni Tàpies in Barcelona showcases compelling exhibitions on war and political expression, featuring Erkan Özgen’s heartbreaking video work on refugees and the art of Antoni Tàpies. Through evocative multimedia pieces, these exhibitions delve into the impact of violence and dictatorship, offering powerful reflections on contemporary socio-political struggles.

  • Casa Batlló (Barcelona, Spain | 20 Nov 2018​)

    Visiting Casa Batlló in Barcelona during autumn offers a unique experience with fewer crowds and the chance to explore Gaudí’s masterpiece. The audio guide enhances the visit, showcasing the house’s transformation and original designs. However, the high ticket price raises questions about accessibility to cultural heritage.

  • The National Museum in Kraków (Poland | 16 Oct 2018)

    The National Museum in Kraków presents a mix of inspiring temporary exhibitions and neglected permanent collections. While exhibits like Lady with an Ermine shine, the museum’s lack of up-to-date information and accessibility detracts from the overall experience, highlighting the need for modernisation in both presentation and visitor engagement.