KBr Flama'26

Sara Bravo built a lift, a cinema and an office out of paper, acrylic and expanded polystyrene, then photographed them so they look like adverts. That polish is the point: her series, Pink Elephant in the Room, is about the everyday violence non-binary people live with.

This is the sixth KBr Flama, the yearly show for photographers just out of four Barcelona schools, picked by a jury that included Cristina de Middel. Luca Gaetano Pira tells the life of Tania Navarro Amo, a trans activist who survived Franco's repression and marched at Barcelona's 1977 Pride, through portraits, police documents and testimony. Meghan Mathews sets photographs of her family's rural Appalachia beside her mother's letters. Elena Bulet i Llopis returns to Almayate, her grandmother's village near Málaga.

You get four first projects, each starting from the photographer's own life. A €5 ticket, free on Tuesdays, also covers Dana Lixenberg. American Images. The audio guide runs on your phone in English; headphones cost €1. Winter hours end at 19:00.