Stories by Chance
Gianni Rodari was a writer famed for his understanding of fantasy, education and reading. His children’s stories are well known all around the world. Turn yourself into a little Rodari and let your imagination fly!
The Miró at Hand is a set of resources presented as small capsules made available to everyone, with the idea of inspiring us, encouraging creativity and drawing us closer to the work of Miró.
The Miró goes wherever we happen to be, helping us get a better idea of its architecture and context, as well as illuminating contemporary creation and the life and work of Joan Miró. The spaces of the foundation and limits between disciplines are diluted. This is why you can enjoy these proposals on Miró, action art or the online activities for families in an open, flexible manner. The Miró is in your hands, it adapts to your pace.
My Miró is a collection of video recordings made by members of the team, Friends of the Miró and collaborators, all of whom explain "their Miró". These anonymous readings have no academic or formalist biases, as they are made by non-experts. They invite museum visitors to make Miró their own, and to take what they find into a personal realm. So what’s "your Miró"? Share it on social media with the hashtag #myMiró
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Performance and action art have had an ongoing presence in the foundation’s programming. From the Jordi Benito action in 1979 to more recent performances at the Espai 13, or the 2020 erasure performance by Nalini Malani, action, the body, voice and communicative gesture have reflected the evolution of artistic language as well as the institution’s commitment to make a home for all artistic expressions. Quite beyond their expressive value in any given moment, we seek to revive some of the actions that have been made over the years at the Miró. We seek to encourage a diachronic gaze with a perspective on the changes that have taken place in the performance genre, trusting that this way of seeing might even set out a vision of the future for us.
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Observe, create and enjoy yourself with this collection of games for girls and boys of all ages. With Miró in play, the life, work and creative processes of Joan Miró are available to everyone.
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Gianni Rodari was a writer famed for his understanding of fantasy, education and reading. His children’s stories are well known all around the world. Turn yourself into a little Rodari and let your imagination fly!
Put your observation skills to the test and get ready to learn lots about trees!
For great observers like you, playing 2 + 1 = Miró will be a breeze.
A set of educational resources for activities done with reused materials, connecting with Miró’s fascination for found objects.
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Have you ever altered an image you liked by painting or drawing on it, cutting it out or sticking bits of paper to it? Miró painted on works depicting landscapes created by other people. We invite you to give a new form to pictures on paper that you find at home in an activity associated with the exhibition Miró. His Most Intimate Legacy, taking as the basis for this exercise the work Personatge a la sortida del sol al costat d’un riu (Figure at Sunrise next to a River, 10 July 1965).
Have you ever thought that the objects around us and that we use on a regular basis could be combined to make structure? The result would be strange and surprising. It would retain the shape of every object and it would be a different thing too, one that is new and original. Shall we have a go?
A proposal coinciding with the exhibition The Point of Sculpture
Shared Memories
Shared Memories is an activity proposal for seniors and for those family members or care home staff accompanying them. The starting point is a series of photographic images by Joaquim Gomis from the 1940s to the 1960s, which evoke specific times and moments in creating an oral narrative charged with anecdotes and recollections. The related audio recordings can be heard on the YouTube channel of the Fundació.