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Drap-Art’24 – 28th International Sustainable Art Festival
From November 21 to December 21, 2024
A route of exhibitions and cultural actions in public spaces, art galleries, and iconic buildings in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter.

This year, the Festival focuses on promoting the idea of total sustainability: technology serving people and nature, human empowerment in the face of conflict, peace, and love.

A month of sustainable art and creativity featuring exhibitions, workshops, performances, concerts, fashion shows, and participatory actions.
With the participation of over 100 local and international artists, Drap-Art ’24 transforms the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona into a meeting point for culture, environmental awareness, and collective empowerment.

Drap-Art ’24 – Closing Event of the 28th International Festival of Sustainable Art of Catalonia
December 21, 2024
Grand finale at Plaça de la Mercè with a sustainable fashion parade and a manifestation for peace, empowerment and nature.
Featuring projects such as murmúr_sos, Lanau & Palola, Helena Torres Design, InfinitDenim, Yosoyo, Mina Miyuta, Eddy Ekete, Studio VollaersZwart and Marcel·lí Antúnez Roca.
Closing concerts by DJ Neet, The NOse and De Rebote.

Drap-Art ’24 – YES TO PEACE: Manifestation for the Empowerment of Humanity and Nature
December 21, 2024
An artistic and festive parade through the Gothic Quarter as part of Rebirth Day, featuring international artists such as Eddy Ekete and Little Shilpa, and Spanish artist Marcel·lí Antúnez Roca, along with schools from Ciutat Vella.
A collective action for universal peace and the empowerment of people and nature.

28th International Sustainable Art Festival

November 21 – December 21, 2024

A route of exhibitions and cultural activities in public spaces, art galleries, and iconic buildings in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter.

This year’s festival focuses on total sustainability: technology serving both people and nature, empowerment of human beings in the face of conflict, peace, and love.

28th International Sustainable Art Festival

November 21 – December 21, 2024

A route of exhibitions and cultural activities in public spaces, art galleries, and iconic buildings in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter.
This year’s festival focuses on total sustainability: technology serving both people and nature, empowerment in the face of conflict, peace, and love.

International Sustainable Art Festival of Catalonia
October 26 – December 21, 2023.

Summary of the opening concerts of the Drap-Art ’23 Al Gòtic! festival, a celebration of creativity and sustainability featuring a selection of artists who blend music and environmental awareness.

Video: Niger Tous – www.nigertous.com

International Sustainable Art Festival of Catalonia
October 26 – December 21, 2023.

Opening of the Pop-Up Gallery at Carrer Ample 11-13, an evening dedicated to recycled art, messages of peace, and unity. An event featuring music by Fonki Cheff and the participation of renowned artists who explore sustainability through art.

Video: Niger Tous – www.nigertous.com

XXV International Sustainable Art Festival of Catalonia
November 18 – December 21, 2021

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the International Sustainable Art Festival of Catalonia, this special edition featured pioneers of contemporary art, leading urban artists, and a broad selection of emerging talents. The festival took place in various emblematic spaces of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, turning it into a meeting point for artists, art lovers, and local residents, contributing to a sustainable and intercultural urban transformation.

Opening of the 25th International Sustainable Art Festival of Catalonia

November 18 – December 21, 2021

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the International Sustainable Art Festival of Catalonia with a special program featuring pioneers of contemporary art, leading urban artists, and a broad selection of emerging talents. The festival took place in various emblematic spaces of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, turning it into a meeting point for artists, art lovers, and local residents, contributing to a sustainable and intercultural urban transformation.

BTV visits the 25th edition of the International Sustainable Art Festival

BTV’s coverage of Drap-Art ’21, showcasing how the festival transforms the Gothic Quarter into a space for art and sustainability. A journey through the exhibitions, installations, and activities that marked the 25th anniversary of the festival.

Trash People by HA Schult

Video by Manuel Bozzo about the Trash People at Plaça Reial in 2007, an initiative by Drap-Art with the support of the Barcelona City Council and sponsorship from Henkel, Ford, and DHL.