Nadal 2024

Two young master’s degree students set out to research and document the history of lesbian life in Barcelona when they realise how this narrative has been silenced.

Soc la Dolors Aleu is a posthumous, and therefore fictional, diary that reveals the fascinating life of the Barcelona-born woman who became Spain’s first female doctor.

In 1931, Barcelona witnessed its first historic protest for decent housing conditions: the rent strike of thousands of working-class families. 

With their individual styles, using ink, pencil and watercolours, urban artists - known as sketchers - capture the living, breathing city and invite us to admire its beauty. 

This book reveals a little-known side of Calders as a cartoonist and graphic designer, presenting previously unpublished drawings by the writer.

This publication tells the story, closeted no more, of La Pluma magazine and the CCAG, a a group which played a key role in the fight for gay rights in late 1970s Barcelona.

Following an exhibition devoted to VINÇON, Fernando Amat, the heart and soul of the brand, reveals the 100 IKEA items he would have loved to have. 

The story of rivalry and cooperation between Tierno Galván’s Madrid and Serra and Maragall’s Barcelona comes to light.

A tribute to the work of an all-too-overlooked photographer who will be anonymous no longer, this book takes us on a journey through the everyday beauty of the Verdun neighbourhood and all of Barcelona. 

Learn all about gegants, or festive giant figures, while playing with these 52 paper cut-outs.

In this large illustrated book, Lapin takes urban sketching to new heights to show the city’s daily life and ongoing transformation. 

This book invites us to take a walk and discover ‘the skin of architecture’ and nearly 150 sgraffito designs decorating the city’s façades.