The exhibition 'Migrant Women: Them for Them' opens at Espai Jove Casa Sagnier, Brusi 51, in Barcelona's Sant Gervasi - Galvany neighborhood. The opening is framed as an open conversation with the participating photographers. It’s a chance to hear their experiences, reflections, and the creative processes behind the images. A meeting to listen, share, and discuss representation, identity, and social justice. Entry is free.
The Planns tip
Ideal for a quiet Wednesday afternoon; arrive early to secure a good spot in the conversation area.
PRACTICAL INFO
Monday to Friday: from 09.00 h to 21.00 h · Free Entry — Exhibition opening Tuesday, October 15, at 18 h. Prior registration required Saturday: from 16.00 h to 20.00 h
THE VENUE
Nestled in Sant Gervasi - Galvany, Espai Jove Casa Sagnier exemplifies Barcelona's evolving heritage. Originally a Sagnier family summer residence from 1894 to 1936, the current building was designed around 1900 by architect Enric Sagnier i Villavecchia. Its eclectic architecture blends Modernista, Gothic, and Oriental-inspired elements, notable for its wrought-iron floral ornaments. Listed as a protected building, it has transformed from a stately villa into a vibrant civic and youth center, now offering space for cultural activities, workshops, and study, rooting architectural legacy in the district's contemporary life.
Espai Jove Casa Sagnier
From stately villa to youth hub in Sant Gervasi.
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