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Enkaoua, settled in Barcelona since 2004, presents a compendium of the decade lived in Catalonia, after spending 20 years in Israel. The fifty works on exhibit show a variety of motives and pretexts, mainly portraits, still natures and landscapes. Enkaoua obtains a great expressive efficiency of his works, up to the point that we can affirm that the artist is revitalising these genres. Some portraits of laying bodies unfold before us like an authentic landscape, and some still natures almost...

These concerts will also be broadcast live via Radio Montserrat (100,6FM / www.montserratradio.cat) and Montserrat TV (www.montserratcomunicacio.cat). More information: http://bit.ly/28OGRd9  

Two very different photographers, linked by time Photographs by two creators who have the gift to immediately perceive the depth that we, caught up in our daily affairs, are unable to observe. That is an ability only the most creative photographers have –to find artistic content in any situation, even the most unforeseen situations. In their works, Martí Gasull Coral and Martí Gasull Avellán also show us how art has changed over time, from one generation to the next. From the years preceding...

Due to improvement work on the line, the days from 9th to 12th May, both included, the Montserrat rack train will be out of service. As an alternative service yo can take the Montserrat cable car . To find out more, you can call the information line 012 or go to the portal www.fgc.cat . 

It is made up of an accurate selection of some fifty works by this Barcelonian artist, from Fundació Espai Guinovart d’Agramunt, from Centre d’Obra Gràfica Josep Guinovart, and from other private collections. Maria Guinovart –the daughter of the artist- and Yolanda Alonso, are the curators of an exhibition with a selection that approaches us to the internal and external journey of one of the most relevant figures of Catalan contemporary art. It will be the first time that Montserrat’s Museum h...

In this exhibition Rocamora shows the need to express himself with refined geometry, which never deprived him from creating warmer and more attractive works, in terms of form and material. He achieves this by means of cardboard, fabrics and paper pulp, distancing himself from the extreme minimalisms which characterize synthetic materials. This warmth is most likely to manifest itself in the embossed prints now on display. Jaume Rocamora has employed this procedure for years and, motivated by a...