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New  #Barcelona  socks produced by  @theoriginalchacha  available in select stores, online and at the Cha Cha website .

Maybe you've seen the  @moritzbarcelona   #packaging  by  @philipstantonstudio  in your local shop or market. The project originally started as part of an award-winning campaign from  @nachomagro  &  @ignasiclara  at  @wolf.bcn  thanks again for their amazing conceptual creativity! Thanks as well to the great Xavi Camos & the whole Moritz team for choosing the image to grace the entre product line in 2024 & 25!

    The exclusive front cover which  @philipstantonstudio  for the special Sant Jordi edition of  @elperiodico_cas  ( @prensaiberica  group) was also used for the defining image of the spectacular post-diada party at  @drymartinibarcelona  owned and masterfully managed by  our friend  @javierdelasmuelas A huge shout out to Magazine director Alex Salmon, AD  @jorgemdesign  for confiding in us for this project! Thanks to Jordi Cotrina  @jordicotrina  for the pics at Dry Martini! See more here .

For the Sant Jordi edition of Abril , the literary supplement of El Periódico , Philip Stanton created a project that celebrates the people behind literature. He drew 70 hand-made ink portraits on vellum of authors, editors, literary agents, and the creative team of the 64-page magazine. The project emphasizes the human touch, no AI, no machine learning, just the same instinct to create that has existed since the earliest cave paintings. Each portrait reflects the artist’s personal interpretation, giving the illustrations warmth and character. Creative Director Jorge M. used 58 of the portraits as black-and-white spot illustrations for page headings, adding a cohesive visual identity to the magazine. The project celebrates Sant Jordi and the people who bring literature to life, showing that behind every story there is a human hand shaping it. You can see both the original drawings and the final results in the images below:

San Francisco comes alive in Philip Stanton’s latest project. New painting, commissioned by his longtime friend and San Francisco native, Edgar Castor. See more

For art lovers in Barcelona this Valentine’s Day, Philip Stanton’s latest works are on display at Silvia Sennacheribbo’s galleries. Visitors can explore a selection of new prints and original pieces at the L’Illa Diagonal location, open from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Additionally, from Monday to Saturday, more of Stanton ’s artwork is available at the gallery’s main space on C/ Enrique Granados, open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Those who cannot visit in person can also discover and purchase his pieces online at www.silviasennacheribbo.com . Philip Stanton’s vibrant and playful style brings a unique touch to the city, making it a perfect choice for those looking to celebrate Valentine’s Day with art.

Happy Valentine's Day everyone!! Here's some more heart-shaped love from 2013  @philipstantonstudio  project for  @welcome_barcelona  &  @barcelona_cat  The piece was commissioned to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Barcelona International Community Day, " Stanton is a renowned painter, illustrator and designer who’s been based in Barcelona since 1988. The city has inspired much of his work and there are several public murals in Barcelona by the artist. "

Philip Stanton recently completed a new painting inspired by Gaudí’s iconic Sagrada Família . Measuring 80x80 cm and created in acrylic on stretched canvas, the work captures the intricate forms and vibrant spirit of the famous Barcelona landmark. Images of both the creative process and the final painting reveal Stanton’s distinctive approach, blending bold colors and playful details to bring the architecture to life. 

Alongside other pieces on view at En Línea Barcelona, several paintings from Philip Stanton’s History Book Series (1997) are also featured. These mixed media works reinterpret figures inspired by Italian masters such as Masolino and Masaccio through Stanton’s bold, contemporary style. Featured works: Italian Head 01 – Masolino 1 — Mixed media on canvas, 100 x 100 cm, 1997 Italian Head 02 – Masolino 2 — Mixed media on canvas, 100 x 100 cm, 1997 Italian Head 03 – Masaccio — Mixed media on canvas, 100 x 100 cm, 1997

At  @philipstantonstudio  we're excited to continue a collaboration  with one of Europe’s leading interior design studios and galleries (and stores)  @en_linea_barcelona   . The exhibition features works spanning Stanton’s prolific career, from early conceptual pieces of the late 1980s to his most recent paintings and sculptures. Javier Serra and his talented team have carefully selected a range of Stanton’s paintings and sculptures to display alongside works by other remarkable artists, including Santimoix , Jaume Amigo , and Jaume Plensa. The thoughtful placement of Stanton’s pieces within the gallery space creates a dynamic dialogue with the furniture and lighting, designed by iconic creators such as Piero Lissoni, Carlo Scarpa, Charles Eames, and Jean Nouvel. Among the works on display is “Big Woman” , a mixed media piece on canvas measuring 124 x 124 cm, which exemplifies Stanton’s vibrant style and playful approach to form.