Revela’t 2026 – 20 maneres d’escapar

Save the dates

From October 1 to 18

Main weekend: October 9, 10 and 11

Vilassar de Dalt · BCN

Finally, we’ve done it. There will be a new Revela’t. It won’t be in May or June, it will be in October. The festival returns with an edition that explores 20 ways of escaping through contemporary analog photography. Escaping doesn’t always mean running away. Sometimes it means breathing, creating, revealing. We are all looking for a way out, and this year it is also the theme of the edition. This year, the best way to escape will be to return to Revela’t 2026.
2026 will also be a year of transition and consolidation. With the support of an external group that strengthens the project, we are beginning a process to ensure the festival’s stability and structural growth from 2027 onwards.

What to expect

Exhibitions

Analog or hybrid projects in unique spaces.

Talks

Conferences and panel discussions.

Workshops

Creative and experimental processes.

Markets

Second-hand, publishers, artists, community…

The exhibitions and activities program will be announced soon.

For now, we can’t reveal much about the exhibitions, but we can assure you that they will be spectacular.
From the international call through Picter, we have selected three projects. The undisputed first prize went to Alex Llovet. The two second prizes were awarded to Tracy L. Chandler and Carlos Folgoso. In addition, we will include another project that has particularly excited us.
The rest of the exhibitions and the full program of activities will be announced very soon.

Want to be part of the festival?

Revela’t is made possible thanks to people, companies, and institutions that believe in culture as a driver of change. If you want to be part of this adventure, there are many ways to get involved: become a Friend of Revela’t, collaborate as a volunteer, or become a sponsor.

2025 Edition Summary

For now, we can’t reveal much about the exhibitions, but we can assure you that they will be spectacular.
From the international call through Picter, we have selected three projects. The undisputed first prize went to Alex Llovet. The two second prizes were awarded to Tracy L. Chandler and Carlos Folgoso. In addition, we will include another project that has particularly excited us.
The rest of the exhibitions and the full program of activities will be announced very soon.