Contemporary Masters Barcelona

As the voices of tomorrow, their art engages our inner activists, activates our experience, and empowers us to lead with love. Moco Contemporary artists challenge the norm and move us to self-reflect and question the world around us.

Moco Contemporary artists impact our surroundings, from politics and the environment to society and pop culture – they’re not just joining the game, they’re changing it.

Many art historians and critics regard the featured artists as central voices in the current movements shaping global artistic expression.

The Present is Female

In a world of division, Moco’s Contemporary Masters shine a light on unity through diversity. This section features powerful female artists who redefine performance art, painting, and conceptual expression.

Miranda Makaroff

Miranda Makaroff is a multidisciplinary artist: she paints, designs, acts and sculpts. But overall, she celebrates women and brings their pleasures and desires to life in vivid colors. Makaroff runs away from traditional conventions and establishments to explore a visual universe with no restrictions, repressions, or censorship. Her well-traveled, diverse universe has been showcased during Miami Art Basel and galleries in Madrid and Ibiza.

Modern Art for All – A Public Space for Reflection

Moco Museum creates accessible shows and exhibitions that enlighten, inspire, and empower the community.
As a result, Moco has quickly become a leading destination for art lovers around the world.

As the name suggests, modern and contemporary art makes up the Moco Museum Collection. Works currently on display and from past shows include Jeff Koons, Kehinde Wiley, Damien Hirst, David LaChapelle, Hayden Kays, Mungo Thomson, Julian Opie, Takashi Murakami, Nick Thomm, Yago Hortal, and more.

Within our collection, Moco exhibits a diversity of contemporary art. For example, Mungo Thomson engages with how time is archived and immortalized through pop culture media. As we live through pandemics, wars, and historically-defining moments, we may ask ourselves: what is my place in this world, and how can I change the universe?

Experience the Contemporary Masters at Moco Museum Barcelona – Get swept away with Yago Hortal or cornered in a cave of color and rhythm with Nick Thomm. Let Hayden Kays wake you up with his hard-hitting Fact and shift your perspective with David LaChapelle in his contemporary take on The Last Supper.

Voice of the Streets

Moco embraces the voice of street art because it connects people, challenges ideologies, and activates involvement. In Barcelona, Moco Museum has made it a point to exhibit works from artists who encourage conversations about our world and shared existence. For example, Osgemeos take on a dedicated exhibition room for a fully immersive experience. Meaning ‘the twins’ in Portuguese, the bond between these Brazilian brothers is unlike anything else. The street artists/international sensations are heavily influenced by pop culture, music, and folklore. They use vivid colors and a mix of textures to create dreamlands inhabited by mellow yellow people. Get the surround sound experience with works like Irie Voice, Moon, and Horse.

Moreover, the work of Invader welcomes visitors to Moco Museum Barcelona with the artist’s most ambitious work – Rubik James Bond Girl. Ever since the first Bond Girl made her debut in 1962, the iconic, cinematic legacy has evolved with our times.

Moco Museum Barcelona embraces contemporary street art voices to reflect our modern times with more works by Ben Eine, Town and Concrete, and others. The exhibition features works that challenge modernism and celebrate the expressive force of contemporary movements.

The exhibition features works that challenge modernism and celebrate the expressive force of contemporary movements. The process behind each artwork reflects the evolving landscape of contemporary media, where painting, digital references, and conceptual art collide.