Home to contemporary art
Chiquita Room is a contemporary art gallery, publisher and artist residency with spaces in Barcelona and Brussels. From an intentional curatorial approach, its programme focuses on interdisciplinary and collaborative work, with the aim of supporting local and international talent and fostering connections between them. The purpose is to accompany artists in the development of their projects, addressing relevant issues through a critical, innovative and collective lens. Its ultimate vocation is to engage audiences in the experience of art as a source of knowledge and beauty, broadening their interpretations of reality through reflection and debate. All of this is made possible by a team of good people, capable and dedicated, who take care of the processes and the details.
Louise Bourgeois
Barcelona
Desde 2018, Chiquita Room ha mantenido una actividad constante y ha presentado más de 50 exposiciones, entre muestras individuales y proyectos colectivos. En este tiempo, ha editado más de una treintena de publicaciones. En 2025, recibió el premio a la mejor programación anual, otorgado por las asociaciones de galerías de Cataluña, fue nominada al premio de la Asociación Catalana de Crítica de Arte en 2020 y en 2024, y en 2021 recibió el premio a Mejor galería de Barcelona en 2021, otorgado por la revista Time Out.
Brussels
Located in the emblematic Bailli Louise galleries, Chiquita Room’s new space in Brussels revives the spirit of the commercial arcade that, in the 1970s, was home to several avant-garde galleries and leading conceptual artists of the time. After eight years of activity in Barcelona, the gallery is taking an important step in its international journey by establishing itself in one of Europe’s capitals of contemporary art. This strategic expansion reinforces its commitment to the international promotion of contemporary art and broadens the exchange between the artistic scenes of Barcelona and Belgium.
Team
Direction: Laura González Palacios
Communication: Erica Volpini
Graphic design: Ámbar Amill Bosco
Press: Teresa Vallbona
Website: Alejandro López
