The exhibition dedicated to legendary photojournalist Joana Biarnés, widely recognised as Spain’s first female photojournalist, is now permanently available online via Benidorm Virtual.
Originally displayed at the Museu Boca del Calvari from 3 July to 19 October, the exhibition brought together over one hundred photographs capturing the evolution of fashion and the profound social changes of a transformative era. Today, visitors can experience it digitally from anywhere in the world.
Through the virtual platform, audiences can explore the full exhibition with high-quality images, detailed captions, more than twenty 360º views and three videos, offering an immersive experience that recreates the atmosphere of the museum.
Curated by art and fashion historian Josep Casamartina in collaboration with the Photographic Social Vision Foundation, which preserves and promotes the Joana Biarnés Archive, the exhibition previously travelled to cities such as Tarragona, Terrassa, Madrid and Teruel before returning to Benidorm in its new virtual format.
🌍 Culture made accessible
Accessing the exhibition is easy: simply use a smartphone, tablet, computer or virtual reality headset and visit 👉 www.benidormvirtual.com . Under the “Exhibitions” section, you will find ‘Fashion on the Street’.
Benidorm Virtual makes culture accessible to everyone, including visitors with reduced mobility and international travellers who wish to explore the city’s heritage remotely.
In addition to the Boca del Calvari exhibitions, the platform also features a virtual tour of the historic Iglesia de Sant Jaume i Santa Anna, an 18th-century church located in the heart of the Old Town, with more iconic landmarks to be added soon.
🔗 Direct link to the virtual exhibition:
https://benidormvirtual.com/wp-content/uploads/BocaDelCalvari/barnies/index.htm
