Wandering through the maze that is Barcelona, I came across this art gallery. The gentleman (of…read morewhich I can't remember his name now since I've waited over a month to write this!) was incredibly helpful and patient. I came home with 3 pieces, but could have easily purchased more had I had room in my luggage. I purchased 3 of the small box frames displaying street art and absolutely love them! One was intended as a gift, but it fit too perfectly in my display. My next time to BCN, I will definitely be back for more.

While I initially was thrilled with this art gallery, I have recently learned that a lot of the art…read moreis replicated from small artists without their permission. I'm all for being a conscious consumer, so even though I enjoyed visiting the gallery- when I learned about the owner's practices I was disappointed and can no longer recommend this business. Most of the art consists of photographs of Barcelona that are set into deep frames, and then cut and styled so that the image has a 3-d element to it-- this is a common style of art I have seen around Barcelona (for cheaper than Maxó's 23€ too) so these pieces are probably original?

Amazing place to go in Barcelona. It's a gem hidden in El Born. They have great stuff in their gift…read moreshop and the cafeteria is really good. The exhibitions are very interesting. The international artists they exposed are not the average you'll find somewhere else. It's worth the visit and walking between the streets it's a plus.

From the owner: Gastón Liberto es el artista fundador del estudio abierto Géneros de punta, situado en el barrio de…read morela Ribera de Barcelona. El nombre del estudio surgió porque el local originario era un depósito de géneros de punto. En Géneros de Punta podrás encontrar desde originales esculturas en madera hasta camisetas serigrafiadas o bolsos, pasando por sus impresionantes ilustraciones (en tinta o lápiz) e innovadoras obras. En el estudio también podrás hablar con Sandra Velzi creadora de complementos para chica como collares, pendientes, pulseras, etc. trabajados en cristal plano transparente o de colores y creados con la idea de preservar la tela entre los cristales.

Picasso was born in Spain, and started his works of art here. Eventually he moved to the country…read morenext door, but first he spent some time right here in Barcelona. This museum has many rooms filled with countless art pieces from his beginning sketches, to giant wall sized paintings. There's even a video showcasing his costume designs for some ballets. The gift shop also has lots of great items.

Frankly it was a bit disappointing if you have been to museums in Amsterdam, Paris and New York it…read morejust was underwhelming. If you have time them go check it out but if you have only a day or 2 in Barcelona as we did ... I'd skip it. This just didn't showcase Picassos major works ... more sketches and minor works.