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November 2009
Newest First Oldest First
Gordon Matta-Clark
A new look
What is 'modernity'? This MACBA show tries to find out
Nov 1, 2009 by Alexander McSpadden in GOING OUT
Stephanie Figueira
Canadian stand-up comedian Stephanie Figueira, 34, tells us about how she found her way on stage
Nov 1, 2009 by Nicola Thornton in LIVING
Multi-coloured swap party
Swap-a-rama is a new concept in Barcelona parties
Oct 27, 2009 in GOING OUT
Hidden treasures: Marula Café
Sister venue to already-successful Madrid bar, Marula is sleek and sexy
Oct 27, 2009 by Lauren Mannion in GOING OUT
Survivors
Two big British bands from the Eighties (and one small one) are visiting Barcelona, with lessons to teach about how to keep the music playing for 30 years
Oct 27, 2009 by Hannah Pennell | Nicola Thornton in GOING OUT
Léandre-Alain Baker
African stories
Autumn's season of film festivals continues as the focus moves to Africa
Oct 27, 2009 by Jonathan Bennett in GOING OUT
Photo by Jason Limb
Over to you: Wood brothers
The Anglo-Australian Wood brothers, Danny, Ben and Sam, are making a documentary about their bike trip around southern Europe following the route of Hannibal as he tried to take on the Roman empire
Oct 27, 2009 in LIVING (1 Comments)
Illustration by Francisco Freixas
In the November magazine
Issue number 154 of Barcelona Metropolitan is out now with a look at the Chinese-Catalan community in Barcelona, the history of anarchism here and the present-day underground music scene, amongst much more
Oct 26, 2009 in LIVING
Lee Woolcock
Chinese-Catalans
Catalans of Chinese descent are an increasing presence in Barcelona's economic and social life
Oct 26, 2009 by Richard Schweid in LIVING (1 Comments)
Photo by Suzannah Larke
Down with government!
Anarchists have a long, important history in Barcelona
Oct 26, 2009 by Regina W. Bryan in LIVING (1 Comments)
Photo by Julio Arboleda
Underground uprising
Barcelona's underground music scene is thriving
Oct 26, 2009 by Brad Southern in LIVING