If you're interested in seeing quality Barcelona art from local artists then it’s recommended you make your way to Placa St Josep Oriol, a square which is right next door to Placa Del Pi in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. Placa del Pi is only a few minutes walk from the famous La Rambla so you will have no problem in finding these squares.
The styles of paintings vary considerably from traditional landscapes or portrait work right through to some more abstract paintings. I was very much impressed by both the quality of the work and the range of different styles available.
The Gothic quarter, in which these two squares are situated, has connections with great artists and was once home to one of Picasso’s early art studios and was also the neighbourhood in which Joan Miró was brought up as a young boy. Visiting these squares when the artists are displaying their work adds something special to the atmosphere and is highly recommended if you are an art lover or if you simply want to soak up the creative atmosphere that these two squares offers you.
One may see much street arts on the walls, floors and around Barcelona. One might also work with street artists to add beautiful arts to his wall.
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