Collage workshop

Last weekend we held a collage workshop of which we leave you mostly images. We proposed to the children to make first an individual piece to take home and hang it in their favorite corner, and another larger one among several, which consisted of working on a real movie poster.…

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Solidarity workshop

We are very excited to publish this article: it is the result of the “Solidarity Workshop Kids Art & Gift” by Plom Gallery, held last December 20th: 5 Artists40childrenMomsand dads very dedicated. Objective: to support the initiative “El Rebost” Result: 40 unique pieces of art that became 500€! The day…

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An original and fun mask workshop.

Last Monday began the workshop program with the artists Rafa Castañer and Gonzalo Elvira. It is a pleasure to have them to do this kind of activities: they are creative, they propose fun themes, they use recycled materials, they participate with the same enthusiasm as the children who attend, and…

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An exhibition to imagine

Today we inaugurate a new exhibition in Plom Gallery, entitled: “The boy whose neck hurt from looking at the sky”, a title a little long perhaps, but this exhibition is accompanied, or is actually a succession of images that come out of a story also written by the artist. They…

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Visual interviews: Ed Carosia

Today we continue with that pleasurable format of visual interviews. In today’s, we would like to introduce you to Ed Carosia – who you may know as Mr. Ed- an Argentine artist who has been living in Barcelona for years, and in Plom since its opening. Mr. Ed has illustrated…

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Memphis is not just a city

It was the 80’s, the madness of the 70’s was over and the world was recomposing itself with its usual monotony. One night (well, I don’t know if it was at night but we can imagine) the Italian designer and architect Ettore Sottsassgathered designers and architects of various nationalities to…

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PLOM Gallery Art Workshops.

We are back with the second season of Art workshops and for the second year, we collaborate with Planet Bea. These workshops are designed to discover the life and work of the most significant artists of the the most significantartists of modern and contemporary modern and contemporaryart through experience. This…

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Ibie: interview and exhibition at PLOM

Ibie (Barcelona, 1979) uses his art superpower to paint graffiti inside our little heads. Suddenly, after seeing, digesting and dreaming his illustrations, we feel like imagining what the world would be like if we were allowed to change the color of sad songs, give funny nicknames to nightmares and make…

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PLOM family: at Alma’s home

We are in Barcelona. We have an appointment with a PLOM family. Today we visit the home of Alma (6 years old), a very special girl who believes in the Superpowers of Art. Like her mother, Núria, who is an interior designer. And like her father, Nicolás, who is an…

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Art for children and Andy Warhol

Art for children. Tomorrow, Saturday, November 4, 2017, Planeta Bea and PLOM Gallery organize a visit with children to Andy Warhol ‘s exhibition The Mechanical Art, at. Caixa Forum. There’s still time to sign up! We take this opportunity to publish this text by writer and journalist Pedro Calleja, in…

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The art of letters and numbers

In this exclusive text for PLOM Gallery, writer and journalist Pedro Calleja reflects on the fascination of letters and numbers in children who are beginning to artistically decipher the world. My son Pedro is 2 years and 8 months old (well, he is now 4 years and 4 months, but…

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Seen in ARCO.

Last week we traveled to Madrid to visit ARCO, the most important contemporary art fair of the year in Spain. The works we have selected are just some of the ones that caught our attention thinking about our “favorite public”, so if you have the chance, show them to the…

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Artist toys are a trend

Designer toys are artist toys. Toys designed by artists. They are almost always small-sized figurines, manufactured in limited series, with materials such as resin, vinyl and wood. It is a trend that emerged in the late 90s, in Hong Kong. It soon spread around the world, becoming a fashion, a…

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Martina Manyà: interview squared

We interviewed Martina Manyà, on the occasion of her exhibition at PLOM Gallery, entitled Quadrat2, which opens this Saturday, April 14, at 17:30hrs. Children (and adults accompanying them) will be able to participate in the exhibition by selecting and combining the pieces on display as they wish. Don’t miss it!…

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PLOM Workshop: The Surrealist Object

From Plom Gallery we have started the PLOM Workshops, a new artistic education workshops for children, understood as a space for creativity and experimentation. Today we present the result of our first PLOM Workshop, in which we approach the world of dreams through the surrealist object. The most surreal PLOM…

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Maria Acaso: Art and the rEDUvolution

María Acaso is a reference figure in the field of the so-called 21st Century Education. Concerned about the problems that teachers have right now in transmitting knowledge to their students, she states that it is necessary to change teaching methods. In her opinion, more important than WHAT we want to…

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The Street Art of Zosen and Mina

Argentina’s Zosen Bandido and Japan’s Mina Hamada form one of the most sizzling and hyperactive couples in contemporary art and Street Art today. We really like what they do. Whenever we can, we have some of their stuff at PLOM Gallery. A few days ago, Zosen and Mina sent us…

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Susie Hammer: from Poland with Love

We interviewed Susie Hammer, illustrator and graphic artist born in Warsaw (Poland) and based in Madrid since a few years ago. Susie Hammer ‘s cheerful and colorful style captivates us and immerses us in a parallel dimension, Pop and Naïf inspired , where all things – living beings and everyday…

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FLIC FESTIVAL and PLOM GALLERY

FLIC is a festival of experiences and literary creation that invites the public to enjoy literature and the arts. The objective is to promote the relationship between the different arts based on innovative and experimental formats, thus encouraging interdisciplinary creation and the promotion of literary taste, with the participation of…

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Pablo Salvaje: untamed interview

We interviewed Pablo Salvaje, author of the illustrations of one of the most spectacular books of the year, Alma Animal, published by Mosquito Books . Born in Seville in 1988 and based in Barcelona since 2013, Pablo Salvaje has combined his studies in Performing Arts and Interpretation with the world…

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Gifts of Art to renovate rooms

We have selected for you 5 Art Gifts able to improve and enhance any space. They are perfect for renovating children’s rooms. Every child is a world. Every child is a world. Filling those worlds with love, ideas and beautiful things is a challenge we face every day. Thanks to…

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The Three Wise Men of Art are here

Do you want the Three Wise Men of Art to bring you something nice this Christmas? Here is a list of recommendations for you to include in your letter. From original pieces by Brianda Fitz-James Stuart to limited edition posters from Pintachán. “THE DANCE OF MATISSE” 200 € SHOP NOW…

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Inspiring Gifts: Art to look, touch and smell

In this Christmas list of inspiring gifts you will find contemporary art pieces made with unusual materials and techniques: from paper sculpture to tapestry weaving, ceramic figures and collages of all kinds. “Whale” is, in the words of its creator, the Italian artist Vittoria Drago, a ‘paper sculpture’. Geometric shapes,…

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Picasso and the Superpowers of Art

Here you have the text about Pablo Picasso written by Pedro Calleja for the book “Los Superpoderes del Arte” (The Superpowers of Art), illustrated by Brianda Fitz-James Stuart. It is an unpublished story. It does not appear in the book. A great gift! Exclusively for PLOM. Lord Omega and Madame…

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How to recognize child artists

In 1946, on the verge of his 65th birthday, Pablo Picasso visited an exhibition of drawings made by children. As he left, the journalists asked for his opinion. The Malaga-born artist left them in awe with a phrase that has gone down in history: “At the age of these children,…

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Art Cartoons

Cartoons and comics have been inspiring contemporary artists for more than half a century. The first acclaimed artist to transform the aesthetics of comic strips into Pop art was the American Roy Lichtenstein, enlarging cartoons with dotted plots and sandwiches with dialogues directly taken from romantic comics (close-ups of girls…

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Women artists deserve more

We join the day of feminist vindication by providing some data on the current situation of women artists. Right now, in PLOM Gallery’s online shop there are works of art of about fifty artists. Thirty of them are women. That’s 60%. The percentage is not significant, as these 30 artists…

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The Modernist

There is a beautiful stone door at #7 Pila Seca, in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, that welcomes you to a very special corner, a concept store based on the authentic Mediterranean lifestyle. It is not only a place for exhibition and sale, it is also a place for…

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Vanessa Linares: the enchanted interview

We interviewed Vanessa Linares, illustrator and painter, graphic designer and superwoman. An artist with superpowers. Inimitable and inspiring. The work of Vanessa Linares is intimate, tender, innocent, but sometimes also disturbing. Her big-eyed “worms” are present in most of her paintings and watercolors. Of all sizes, of all colors. Sometimes,…

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Alison Oliver: Barcelona-New York Connection

We interviewed Alison Oliver, New York-based illustrator, painter and graphic designer, founder of the studio Sugar and PLOM artist with Superpowers. Alison Oliver is the renowned illustrator of the Classic Lit collection from the publisher BabyLit. BabyLit, specializing in versions of literary classics for young children. From Don Quixote to…

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A colorful mine!

Un mural que llena de vida The neighborhood of La Mina in Barcelona has had a very special mural since January, not only because it is the first large-format mural to be incorporated into its landscape, but also because of the artists who designed, painted and drew it…

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Ariadna Rousaud: Elástica Magazine

Lovers of design, architecture and children’s decoration are in luck. Elástica Magazine, a new digital magazine dedicated to contemporary design for children, has just been born. The content of Elástica Magazine ranges from toys, furniture and illustrated books to installations, exhibitions or wonderful buildings. We interviewed…

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Interview with Núria Farré

For all of you who missed the interviews to our favorite artists, here comes the one we have made to Núria Farré, a painter with an impressive resume that grows even more with her humility, a very young woman who overflows with talent. Let’s go there! Did you…

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Olivia Mandle’s “Activist Art”.

It’s been two years since we introduced you to the first print of the series created by Olivia Mandlea former student of our art classes but above all known for her environmental activism work, and for her fight for animal rights, specifically requesting the BANNING OF DOLPHINS and CEtaceans in…

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