Exhibitions

Poetry has just begun. 50 years of the Miró

The exhibition provides a multifaceted history that is open to interpretation, in which the keys that motivated the setting up of the Centre for Contemporary Art Studies (CEAC) are revisited

Miró and the United States

An intergenerational dialogue between Joan Miró and a range of artists from various generations: Louise Bourgeois, Helen Frankenthaler, Lee Krasner, Arshile Gorky, Alice Trumbull Mason, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, among many others.

Open the Archive 07. L’Antitête

Archival exhibition around the three volumes of Tristan Tzara’s book published in 1949 and illustrated by Max Ernst: Monsieur Aa l’Antiphilosophe, Yves Tanguy: Minuits pour géants, and Joan Miró: Le Désespéranto.
 

Who is Afraid of Ideology? Part 5: Right of Passage

Exhibition by the artist Marwa Arsanios, series how from here, curated by Carolina Jiménez.

Sentimental Portraits of New York

Photography exhibition about the artist and performer Joan Casellas.

Upcoming activities

  • Winter Camp at the Miró

    Winter Camp at the Miró

    22 and 23 December 2025 from 9 am to 5 pm, with the possibility of welcoming people from 8.30 am

    The Winter Camp at the Miró is a space designed to stimulate interest and curiosity by looking at contemporary art in an experimental and creative manner. Working alongside two groups of artists, children will discover new ways of looking at things, thinking and expressing themselves, combining art, play and learning.

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  • Eclipse

    Eclipse

     23 December 2025 at 5 pm

    A family show filled with humour that combines live music, the theatre of the absurd, magic and visual poetry

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  • A/P (Artist's Proof) in Spanish

    A/P (Artist's Proof) in Spanish

    28 and 30 December 2025, at 11.30 am

    Activity aimed at discovering Joan Miró's work processes. During a tour of the exhibition rooms, participants will experiment with a variety of techniques -drawing, collage, ink splatters - and play with objects.

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Highlights

Don't miss our 50th anniversary

  • «The last time I went to Barcelona, I was with Sert at the Fundació, in that magnificent building he designed, and it was very crowded. The people recognised me. I was impressed by the human warmth around me. Tears came to my eyes. It was human contact. I had entered their blood and skin. It was very emotional: young couples with children, people enjoying a Sunday out, so traditional. I felt moved.»

    Joan Miró. El color dels meus somnis (The Colour of My Dreams). Conversations with Georges Raillard. Lleonard Muntaner Editor, p. 29

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