Participants in the round table and members of the Barcelona City Council. 

Taula rodona amb Ana Pazos, arxivera en cap; Ramon Alberch, autor del llibre; Vicenç Villatoro, escriptor, i Núria Iceta, directora de L'Avenç.

Barcelona City Council stand at the Convent dels Àngels, ArtsLibris25.

From left to right: Juli Capella (architect), Miquel Izquierdo, author of the texts, Gonzalo Milá and Claudia Oliva, curators of the exhibition and editors of the publication, and César Martínez-Useros, director of La Fábrica.

Audience outside the DShop.

An attendee with the book in her hands. 

Standing: Albert Díaz, Head of the Design Library and Archive. At the table, from left to right: Juli Capella (architect), Miquel Izquierdo, author of the texts, Gonzalo Milá and Claudia Oliva, curators of the exhibition and editors of the publication, and César Martínez-Useros, director of La Fábrica.

The library auditorium was filled to the brim.

Colm Tóibín and Anna Guitart.

Colm Tóibín, author of the book, and Anna Guitart, cultural journalist. 

Adolf Sotoca, author of the book, and Maria Sisternas, architect and communicator.  

Musical performance de Nara is Neus & Nicholas Evans.

Book L'arrencada del ferrocarril, presented at the Moragues Hall of El Born - Museum of the History of Barcelona. 

Ferran Armengol, author of the book.  

Presentation in the Moragues Hall of El Born - Museum of the History of Barcelona.  

From left to right, cultural journalist David Guzmán; Amaranta Sbardella, author of Solare, notturna e sonora; Ricard Ripoll, author of La ciutat incandescent; and the curator of the collection Barcelona in Universal Literature, Joan Ferrarons.

The Councillor for Culture and Creative Industries, Xavier Marcé, at the presentation of the Barcelona in Universal Literature collection at the Marès Museum.

Audience and panel of participants at the presentation of the Barcelona in Universal Literature collection.  

Mayor Jaume Collboni at the presentation of Diàlegs a Barcelona: Joan Clos i Xavier Trias. 

From left to right: Joan Clos and Xavier Trias, former mayors of Barcelona, and Carles Clos, journalist. Presentation of Diàlegs a Barcelona: Joan Clos i Xavier Trias.

Public. Presentation of the book: Horitzons i límits per a Barcelona. La traça cartogràfica.

Book Horitzons i límits per a Barcelona. La traça cartogràfica

From left to right, Manuel Vicente Izquierdo (Historian and author of the book) and David Ballester (PhD in Contemporary History from the Autonomous University of Barcelona).

Carles García Hermosilla (Director of the Museum of the History of Barcelona).

Audience.

Miquel Trepat (General Director of Barcelona Cemeteries). 

From left to right, Neus Verger i Arce (Head of the CRAI Rare Book Library at the University of Barcelona) and Ramon Dilla Martí (Book Coordinator). 

Guided tour of the Poblenou Cemetery. 

Presentation of the book Barcelona! From left to right: César Martínez-Useros (director of the La Fàbrica publishing house), Ricardo Feriche (art director, curator, photographer, and editor of the book), Pilar Aymerich and Txema Salvans, photographers.

Presentation of the book Barcelona! Xavier Marcé Carol (Councillor for Culture of the Barcelona City Council).   

Audience at the presentation of the book Barcelona! 

From left to right: Raquel Gil Eiroá (Councilor for Feminism, Equality, and Democratic Memory), Carles García Hermosilla (Director of the Museum of History of Barcelona), Isabel Segura i Soriano (author of the book), and Clàudia Pujol (journalist). 

Audience. 

From left to right, José Luis de Vicente (director of the Design Museum – DHUB), Olga Subirós (curator of the exhibition), and Ricardo Devesa (editor of the book).  

Book presentation. From left to right, Clara Guasch, Pilar Cortada, Ramón Úbeda, Blanca Pujals, José Luis de Vicente, Olga Subirós, Ricardo Devesa, Isabel Fernández, and Cristina Nogué.  

Laura Gavaldà, author of the book.  

Presentation of El retorn de Néstor Almendros at the Comanegra publishing house. From left to right, Jaume Peracaula, cinematographer and friend of Néstor Almendros, and Laura Gavaldà, author of the book.

From left to right, Manuela Carmena (former mayor of Madrid), Jaume Collboni (mayor of Barcelona), and Neus Tomàs (journalist at ElDiari).

From left to right, Dolors Camats (director of the Catalunya Europa Foundation), Àlex Masllorens (author of the book), and Neus Tomàs (journalist at ElDiari).

Mayor Jaume Collboni concludes the book launch event at the La Fontana youth center.

The Mayor greets Enric Truñó, former councilor of the Youth Department. 

Photo of the participants.

From left to right, the architect Marina Povedano; the author of the book, historian Joan Molet; and Maria Buhigas, chief architect of the Barcelona City Council.

From left to right, the architect Marina Povedano; the author of the book, historian Joan Molet; and Maria Buhigas, chief architect of the Barcelona City Council.

From left to right: Jordi Barceloneta, contributor to La Pluma; João França, co-author of the book; and Mar Sifré, director of the magazine Orgull.

The book reproduces the six issues of the magazine La Pluma. 

 Presentation of L'Hidra del federalisme at the Arús Library. From left to right: Pere Gabriel i Sirvent, Emeritus Professor of Contemporary History (UAB); Jaume Montés Mora, predoctoral researcher (UB) and one of the authors of the book; and Anna Costal i Fornells, PhD (UAB) and professor at ESMUC.

Ana Montserrat and Marta Barceló, authors of the book.

Journalist Montse Virgili interviews the authors: Ana Montserrat and Marta Barceló. In the front, on the right, Raquel Gil Eiroá, Councillor for Feminism, Equality, and Democratic Memory

The book is the catalog of the exhibition of the same name that took place at El Born in 2024.

From left to right: Javier Rodrigo, Jordi Font and Marta Marín-Dòmine.

The stand was inspired by the book Barcelona esgrafiada, which portrays the tattooed facades of the city.

Book exhibition at our stand.

The sketchers Jaume Jané, Swasky, and Lluïsot.

Presentation by the president of the urban sketchers association.

Barcelona Llibres stand at the Week of the Catalan Book on Lluís Companys promenade.

2025 catalog of Barcelona Llibres, at La Setmana.

 Grandson and son of Francesc Català-Roca at the exhibition, in front of the photographer's portrait.

Audience at the Golferichs Civic Center exhibition viewing the book La pell de Barcelona.

From left to right: Carles Cols, journalist; Lluís Duran, author of the book; and Joan Casadevall, from Gabinet de Color.

Valentín Roma (left), director of La Virreina-Centre de la Imatge, and Isabel Segura, author of the book.  

 The presentation took place at Espai 4 of La Virreina-Centre de la Imatge.

From left to right: Montse Virgili, journalist; Ana Montserrat, author of the book; and Marta Barceló, illustrator.

Presentation within the framework of the Science Festival 2024.  

Presentation of "La pell de Barcelona" at the Agrupació Fotogràfica de Catalunya. With Joan Ricart, editor of Grup Enciclopèdia; Lluís Permanyer, city chronicler; Laura Tarré, commissioner of the #AnyCatalàRoca; and Andreu Català, son of the photographer.

From left to right: David Castillo, coordinator of the Barcelona Secreta collection from Barcelona Llibres; Josep Maria Ripoll, author of the anthology of the book—which is a compilation of articles by Claudi Montañá; and Miqui Puig, musician.

Presentation of "Estoy hablando de mi generación," by Claudi Montañá, at La Conxita bookstore.

The presentation took place at the Palau de la Música.

From left to right: Mercedes Conde, Deputy Artistic Director of the Palau de la Música; Pep Gorgori, author of the book; and Helena Mora, president of the Victoria de los Ángeles Foundation.

Albert Guinovart, regular pianist of Victòria dels Àngels, and soprano Montserrat Seró.
 

Chamo San, left, and Lapin (right) at the presentation at Jaimes bookstore.

The presentation of Sketching Barcelona was held at the Jaimes bookstore in front of a large audience.

Sketching Barcelona, de Lapin, in catalan.

Barcelona Llibres stand on Passeig de Gràcia.  
 

Handing over a bag from Barcelona llibres.

Barcelona Llibres stand on Passeig de Gràcia. 

Ester Boquera teaches the Auca del noi català, anti-fascist and human.

Journalist Anna Guitart interviews the epilogists of the book, Ester Boquera and Pilar Vélez, and the curator of the Barcelona Beceroles collection, Oblit Baseiria.    

The Barcelona City Council's stand was located inside La Capella of the MACBA.