“The Sea, Always the Sea” by Elisava presents the raw vision of 17 photographers from 12 countries on the Poblenou coastline. They capture the diversity and pulse of its beaches: the vibrant Mediterranean soul with its leisure, sport, and culture, but also its fissures, like overcrowding and social imbalance. An immersion in the life flowing at Barcelona's edge, a visual testimony to the passage of time and a neighborhood's essence. This installation, conceived by students of the Elisava Master in Photography and Design 2025-2026, is presented at Museu Can Framis.
The Planns tip
Can Framis Museum of Contemporary Painting opens at 11:00; catch the morning light to examine the details in the photographs.
Practical info
From Tuesday to Saturday: from 11:00 h to 18:00 h · General admission: 10 € Permanent collection + temporary exhibitions: - General: 10 € - Reduced: 5 € — Closed Mondays and holidays Sunday: from 11:00 h to 14:00 h Every day: Closed From Tuesday to Saturday: from 11:00 h to 18:00 h · General admission: 10 € Permanent collection + temporary exhibitions: - General: 10 € - Reduced: 5 € — Closed Mondays and holidays Sunday: from 11.00 h to 14.00 h
The venue
Museu de Pintura Contemporània Can Framis
Poblenou: Contemporary painting in an 18th-century loom
Can Framis, nestled in Barcelona's 22@ district, blends industrial architecture with contemporary art. It's home to a significant collection of Catalan painting, fostering cultural reflection and dialogue.
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