Photographer Eva Parey presents 'Besòs Cartography', a documentary exhibition at Oliva Artés (Museu d'Història de Barcelona) exploring migration on the city's outskirts. Developed over time in neighborhoods near the Besòs river, the project maps often unseen narratives. Each photographic essay focuses on a social group or community and their connection to the territory through culture, identity, or survival. The show outlines a social map of the multicultural melting pot of Barcelona's periphery and adjacent towns like Sant Adrià del Besòs, Badalona, and Santa Coloma de Gramenet. Free entry.
The Planns tip
The exhibition is housed in Oliva Artés, an industrial space in Provençals del Poblenou located a ten-minute walk from the nearest metro station.
Practical info
Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday: from 10.00 h to 20.00 h Free Admission Presentation: Sunday 15, at 11h
The venue
Oliva Artés. Museu d'Història de Barcelona
Industrial witness, lab for future Barcelona.
At Oliva Artés, Barcelona's History Museum peels back city layers, prompting reflection on its evolution. This space offers an intimate look at Barcelona's life and heritage.
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