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RavaleArt, the urban art festival that brings color to the shutters of Raval

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Puerto Rican artist Niki SK intervenes in the street of the Raval East, a work that merges her Caribbean roots with the essence of the neighborhood.
Puerto Rican artist Niki SK on Calle del Este in Raval. Marc Rovira
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The Raval neighborhood of Barcelona is using art to transform its facades and shutters through the community project Ravaleart, which brought vibrant color to the streets from November 6th to 9th. The transformation was made possible by the skilled hands of thirty local and international artists, each assigned a shutter, the necessary materials for their creations, and a shared theme: global justice. Within the umbrella of "global justice" were the following key areas: environmental justice, critical interculturality, peace and nonviolence, a feminist perspective, economic and social justice, power relations, human rights and governance, and historical memory and neighborhood identity.

Moliner's influence on the Raval
1 de 11 Marc Rovira
Moliner's influence on the Raval

The artist MOliner intervenes on a shutter on Montserrat street in Raval, within the Ravaleart festival that transforms the neighborhood through urban art.
Aral's urban art at the Theater Arch
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Aral's urban art at the Theater Arch

The artist Aral intervenes on Arc del Teatre street in Raval, another piece of the Ravaleart festival that transforms the neighborhood's public spaces with creativity.
Urban art on Nou de la Rambla street
3 de 11 Marc Rovira
Urban art on Nou de la Rambla street

Artistic intervention on Nou de la Rambla street, within the Ravaleart festival that transforms the neighborhood's public spaces through urban art.
Borja Sánchez pays tribute to Carmen de Mairena
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Borja Sánchez pays tribute to Carmen de Mairena

The artist Borja Sánchez creates a graffiti with the portrait of Carmen de Mairena on Nou de la Rambla street, within the Ravaleart festival.
Lancaster Street Art
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Lancaster Street Art

Artistic intervention on Lancaster Street in Raval, within the Ravaleart festival, which transforms this corner of the neighborhood into a space for cultural and creative dialogue.
Connor Cortínez arrives in the Raval
6 de 11 Marc Rovira
Connor Cortínez arrives in the Raval

The artist Connor Cortínez intervenes in Montserrat street in Raval with his characteristic warrior, within the program of the Ravaleart festival.
Julie Reau illuminates San Ramón
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Julie Reau illuminates San Ramón

The artist Julie Reau intervenes in the street of Sant Ramon del Raval, a work that incorporates light and movement in the urban space within the Ravaleart festival.
Ravaleart Blinds
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Ravaleart Blinds

One of the artistic shutters of the Ravaleart festival in Raval, ephemeral interventions that transform commercial spaces into urban art galleries.
Graffiti artists in action in the Raval
9 de 11 Marc Rovira
Graffiti artists in action in the Raval

Graffiti artists use ladders to create their works on the walls of Raval, as part of the Ravaleart festival that transforms the neighborhood through urban art.
Sprays that change the Raval
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Sprays that change the Raval

Spray paint is used to transform the shutters of the Raval into ephemeral works of art within the Ravaleart festival.
Nora Castellví on Montserrat Street
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Nora Castellví on Montserrat Street

The artist Nora Castellví presents her work on Montserrat street in Raval, an artistic intervention that integrates into the urban landscape of the neighborhood within the Ravaleart festival.
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