Creators who leave and consolidate their careers abroad often have to pay the price of receiving little attention in Catalonia. After an early exhibition at the Metrònom gallery, the Senda gallery has been the thread that has maintained the connection between photographer Anna Malagrida (Barcelona, ​​1970), who has lived in Paris for nearly twenty-five years, and her hometown for years. Until this Thursday, the Museu Tàpies does her justice by dedicating the first exhibition in a Barcelona museum to her, entitled Anna Malagrida. Opacitas. Ensuring Transparency. "When Imma [Prieto, director of the Museu Tàpies] suggested this exhibition to me, I was very excited," says Anna Malagrida.

Creators who leave and consolidate their careers abroad often have to pay the price of receiving little attention in Catalonia. After an early exhibition at the Metrònom gallery, the Senda gallery has been the thread that has maintained the connection between photographer Anna Malagrida (Barcelona, ​​1970), who has lived in Paris for nearly twenty-five years, and her hometown for years. Until this Thursday, the Museu Tàpies does her justice by dedicating the first exhibition in a Barcelona museum to her, entitled Anna Malagrida. Opacitas. Ensuring Transparency. "When Imma [Prieto, director of the Museu Tàpies] suggested this exhibition to me, I was very excited," says Anna Malagrida.