Door 25
I returned from a short break to Barcelona with my daughter last night, and my memory card is heavily laden with doors. Barcelona must surely be one of the great capitals of interesting doors.
In the older part of the city, and indeed throughout much of the rest of the city doors appear to be fair targets for graffiti, and what a lot of it there is. This first set of three doors gives you a feel for what is commonplace in Barcelona…ordinary city doors, covered from top to bottom in graffiti.
I will post more doors from Barcelona over the coming weeks.
by Scooj
More doors at: Thursday Doors – Norm 2.0
Natural adventures 
Wonderful! I’m glad you were able to find so much graffiti in Barcelona, it’s a never ending search!
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Not too keen on the tagging of private property, but I guess there are different ‘rules’ in Barcelona.
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The rules here are that there are no rules… the traditional graffiti rules don’t seem to exist here.
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I think the rules everywhere are confused. Definitely nobody touches churches here.
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There is always something to catch the eye in Barcelona . . .
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Yeah! Barcelona doors coming up! Looking forward to it.
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On my brief visit to Barcelona I noticed that the city seems to be plagued with the kind of tagging that gives graffiti a bad name. To me graffiti on doors (particularly beautiful old wooden ones) seems to be clearly the wrong side of the line. The doors make good photos though!
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I couldn’t agree more. It seems to be more of a problem in the old city area, which is rather perverse.
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Sorry for the delay this week. From the pics I’ve seen from others I’ve also noticed that in Barcelona graffiti seems to be more about vandalism than sharing art in public 😦
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I agree. Each country/city seems to have its own loose code.
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