Sara & Marta
October 9th 2025
All Day
On October 9, Unmaking Art Studio will host a special evening with two independent creators presenting their self-published book of sky photography. The event will combine a book launch and photo exhibition, accompanied by music to create an intimate and inspiring atmosphere. Join us to celebrate independent publishing, photography, and creative collaboration in the heart of El Raval.
DAVID LERCH
MAY 22 to 23 2026
10am to 10pm
A two-day exhibition of wildlife photography by David Lerch, whose work over the past decade has focused on the raw and remote landscapes of the High Arctic. Since his first expedition to Svalbard, David has dedicated himself to capturing the fragile beauty of the Arctic. His project, “Eye to Eye with Arctic Foxes,” offers an intimate glimpse into the hidden lives of these resilient survivors. By photographing at the animals’ eye level, he creates striking images that narrow the distance between humans and nature, inviting viewers into a direct and personal encounter with Arctic wildlife. Join us for this unique opportunity to experience the Arctic in the heart of Barcelona.
Shyne Eghosa
August 23rd 2025
7pm to 11pm
Unmaking Art Studio celebrates its first year in Barcelona’s El Raval with a special solo exhibition by co-founder Shyne Eghosa Obazee, presenting three distinct yet connected bodies of work: The Signature Series (2025), Echo of Us (2025), and COR Fort (2025). Together, these works mark not only a milestone for Unmaking Art Studio, but also a moment of reflection: a year of building community, creating space, and tracing the threads between heritage, place, and expression.
BADIR McCLEARY
April 26th 2025
4pm to 10pm
We are excited to host a special session with Badir McCleary, founder of ArtAboveReality. Badir’s work spans curation, research, writing, photography, and strategy. Through his firm, he supports collectors, institutions, and artists with services that range from collection management and critical analysis to digital marketing, online exhibitions, and e-commerce strategies for art sales.In this conversation, we’ll discuss the role of Black artists in contemporary art, the challenges of visibility in mainstream institutions, and the opportunities presented by digital tools and platforms.
TRACES OF US
May 3rd 2024
6pm to 10pm
What marks do we leave behind—on people, places, objects?
Traces of Us brings together artists exploring the invisible yet undeniable ways we shape and are shaped by the world around us. Through painting, sculpture, and mixed media, the works capture the imprints of touch, the echoes of memory, and the emotional residues that linger across time and space.
From worn-out objects carrying hidden histories to places forever tied to a fleeting moment—this exhibition invites you to reflect on the fragile, persistent marks we leave behind.
THE SHADOW OF GIANTS
Feb 15th 2025
6pm to 10pm
Olatubosun Owonifari is a Nigerian-born UX designer and digital artist based in Barcelona. He has always been captivated by Manga, drawn to its dynamic narratives, intricate characters, and bold stylistic choices. This early passion stayed with him through college, where he studied graphic design and honed his skills in composition, typography, and user-centered aesthetics. Over time, his fascination with visual storytelling and culture evolved into a creative practice that blends his design expertise with his love for Manga’s unique aesthetic. His latest collection, “In the Shadow of Giants”, reimagines iconic Manga characters and themes through digital printmaking.
FRAGMENTS OF HOME
FEB 8th 2025
6pm to 10pm
Explores the multifaceted concepts of belonging and displacement. In a world shaped by migration, cultural intersections, and evolving identities, this exhibition delves into the emotional and physical landscapes of “home.”
Through diverse media and perspectives, the exhibition seeks to unpack what “home” means in contemporary society, offering a glimpse into the fluid, fragmented nature of belonging. Whether through memories, inherited traditions, or reimagined spaces we seek to discover the personal and collective journeys of finding or losing a sense of place.
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WINE AND WISDOM
Jan 17th 2025
7pm to 8.30pm
Wine and Wisdom, the curious hour - Join us for an evening of conversation, reflection, and community as we gather around the work and legacy of Hilma af Klint (1862–1944), the Swedish painter and mystic now widely recognised as one of the true pioneers of abstract art. Long overlooked by mainstream art history, af Klint’s work draws on spirituality, symbolism, and a deep connection to the unseen. Over a glass of wine, we’ll explore her life, her visionary paintings, and the questions her legacy raises: Why was her work hidden for decades? What does it mean when women’s contributions to art are erased or minimised?
HANNAH HEALY
Dec 30th 2024
6pm to 10pm
It’s the End of an Era! Join us in a heartfelt hasta prontito to our very first artist in resident…with a touch of seasonal flair to make it extra special! This special art expo will showcase Hannah’s most recent works, alongside the works of our other studio artists. Come for the art, stay for the memories, and enjoy the festive vibes of the season. What to Expect: A display of Hannah’s Barcelona Era. Cozy, Heartfelt moments with the artist herself. Drinks, snacks, and great company!! Let’s celebrate Hannah as she starts her next adventure.
SOMETHING ELSE
Nov 30th 2024
6pm to 10pm
Join us for SOMETHING ELSE, A showcase of bold, boundary-pushing works by artists whose voices are often excluded from the mainstream art conversation. Villarusso Taberarts, Kassy Kova, Suzann Kundi, Laura Lighthouse, Anna Garcia Wanschura
VIBRANT ROOTS
Oct 19th 2024
6pm to 10pm
Join us for an unforgettable evening at “Vibrant Roots: Diverse Perspectives in Focus!” A celebration of cultural heritage and contemporary expression, uniting diverse perspectives across painting, photography, and sculpture. Discover incredible works by talented artists like Andrés Alfonso, A.M.K.O, Curzio Rafaelle, David Zo Meroni, Hannah Healy, Mario Correia, and Shyne Eghosa.