Joan Miró: Lines in Relief
Engaging with Miró’s works through touch and sound. A tactile exploration of Miró’s works with an audio description.
Draw to Think. Or Not to Think
A drawing workshop that involves observing the Fundació building to create a final drawing.
Revolutions Are Geological, Not Just Political Acts of Defiance
Conversation between the artist Kapwani Kiwanga and the geographer and academic Kathryn Yusoff
about "Revolutions Are Geological, Not Just Political Acts of Defiance"
Soil, Dust, Fright, Beat
Four conversations that address the traces that coloniality has left in ecosystems.
Campus Miró – 3rd Edition: Portabella Sequences
A conference on contemporary creation, curatorship, feminist practices, knowledge transmission and re-reading artistic heritage.
Museum Night 2026
Open day on the occasion of the Museum Night 2026.
Lluerna 2026. A Rumor Beneath the Ground
Take part in the ninth edition of the Fundació Joan Miró’s emerging creation programme.
International Museum Day 2026
Once again, the Fundació joins the grand celebration of museums around the world with an open day and various activities.
Blanco Palamera + RRUCCULLA. Música a la Miró IV
The terraces of the Joan Miró Foundation will host the opening night of Música a la Miró IV featuring the experimental electronic music of RRUCCULLA and Blanco Palamera.
A Conversation about Dust
Samia Henni, Lydia Ourahmane and Khaled Bouzidi invited by the Dust Pavilion research group, comprising Llorenç Bonet, Olga Subirós and Joana Teixidor. An afternoon of conversations and performance between the Fundació Joan Miró and the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion.
Ouineta + Abril Njdel. Música a la Miró IV
An open-air concert featuring Abril Ndjel and Ouineta to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Fundació Joan Miró.
Forest Islands of our ecological diaspora: Imani Jaqueline Brown and Paulo Tavares
Presentation of the artistic practice of Imani Jaquelie Brown in conversation with architect, author, and educator Paulo Tavares.
about "Forest Islands of our ecological diaspora: Imani Jaqueline Brown and Paulo Tavares"
