MIRÓ 1983

The exhibition "Miró 1983" commemorates the 40th anniversary of Joan Miró's death, focusing on his final year and artistic legacy. It highlights his last works, showcasing the evolution of his style toward greater simplicity and experimentation with new materials and techniques. The exhibition offers an opportunity to reflect on his contribution to modern art, his constant innovation, and his pursuit of creative freedom until the end of his career.

Exhibition Spaces:

Espai Estrella

Espai Cúbic

Espai Zero

The Joan Miró Foundation is a museum dedicated to the work of the famous Catalan artist Joan Miró, located in Barcelona. Founded in 1975, the institution offers an extensive collection of Miró’s paintings, sculptures, drawings, and tapestries, as well as temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.

For tourists, the Foundation provides a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the surreal and colorful world of the artist, known for his innovative and symbolic style.

In addition to enjoying Miró’s works, visitors can explore the modernist building designed by architect Josep Lluís Sert, which offers panoramic views of Barcelona. There are also interactive activities, a beautiful sculpture garden, and spaces dedicated to young artists.

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