The Long Journey of Joan Miró

The Fundació Joan Miró publishes the book The Long Journey of Joan Miró, a biography illustrated by Marta Altés and writed by Gemma Gallardo. Take a family trip and discover life and artworks by Joan Miró. Would you like to join us on this journey?

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The point of sculpture

Discover all the activities related to the exhibition The point of sculpture. The public programming of the exhibition includes guided tours, workshops for families and adults, or conversations with artists, among others.

You can now book your ticket.

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David Bestué presents the new exhibition

Explore the new exhibition The point of sculpture curated by David Bestué. On this video, he offers an overview of the practice of modern and contemporary sculpture and highlights the most important artworks from the exhibit. 

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The Paths to the Fundació Joan Miró

We propose venturing back onto some paths with historical, botanical or cultural interest to discover the hill of Montjuïc and reach the Fundació Joan Miró on foot. It is an opportunity to enjoy art and nature from the very outset of your visit.

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Let’s make a sculpture using objects

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

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The Miró at Hand

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.

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.

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