Galeria Maxó Barcelona art for Barcelona

    Taking a pleasant stroll through the heart of the Born, you can find the Maxó Gallery. It is a space dedicated to art that draws attention from the entrance. The small plants and the cozy bench at the door beckon you to enter. From outside you can see the large, colorful paintings by David Bowie and Frida Kahlo. If you look up, you will see an original train that runs through the gallery in a loop moving through the middle of all the works.

    Galería Maxó

    The gallery’s theme centers on Barcelona and features local artists. The left side of the gallery is composed of countless small paintings of small stores or spaces of the city, but with a unique difference. They are displayed in two dimensions and always feature infamous characters like Dalí or Darth Vader.

    Small paintings of small stores or spaces of the city.

    Following the train track from the roof you will see a small red racing car, where  Woody from Toy Story greets you. Incredibly, the front of the car is converted into a sofa from which you will see a large structure that is literally the amusement park of the cats in the gallery.

    The front of the car is converted into a sofa.

    In addition to wonderful paintings you will also find original pieces that combine elements of everyday life such as cameras or pieces of dolls without forgetting the glass heads filled with pinecones, necklaces or other objects.

    Glass heads filled with pinecones, necklaces or other objects.

    Galería Maxó is one hundred percent recommended, you will have a great time, so do not hesitate to check its location and opening hours on its website. And while you’re there, why not complete your visit by going to Montana Gallery? If you want to know more about Montana read our article about their most recent exhibition.

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