'The Faces of Hate' Exhibition, by Jordi Borràs
6 November 2026 – 28 November 2026 · 10:00
Oliva Artés. Museu d'Història de Barcelona, Provençals del Poblenou, Sant Martí
The Faces of Hate is a photography exhibition based on a book, Tots els colors del negre. L'extrema dreta a l'Europa del segle XXI, also by photojournalist Jordi Borràs. The two projects run in parallel and stem from the same idea: to explain how "the hate international" expresses and organises itself. An ideological magma that has taken shape in the thousand and one faces of a far right that has, to a large extent, managed to reinvent itself and win over voters who have brought it into parliaments across Europe. That is why these photographs range from the French and German populist radical right to Polish and Hungarian ultra-conservatives. In other words, a new far right that has shed the stigma of interwar fascism and, under a supposedly democratic veneer, hides intolerant discourses largely shared with the most brazen neo-Nazi and fascist groups. Organisations that stir up the streets with violence and coexist with the new parliamentary radical right. In the end, both worlds feed off each other: some set the political agenda and others try to bring hate speech into the institutions. A phenomenon we know well in Catalonia, and one that has also shaped politics here in recent…
Part of the programme: FotoFest 2026 Festival. See the 13 activities in this programme in Barcelona, from November 6 to 29. All free.
Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona · checked on 2 November 2026