Coinciding with the summer solstice, the Fundació Joan Miró is organising special tours between 6 and 10 am so that participants can view the building in natural light. The foundation will show itself, architecturally speaking, in its finest state.
Panel discussion about the social status of women and their rising presence in the workforce during the Second Spanish Republic and the Spanish Civil War, in connection with the exhibitions Miró-ADLAN. An Archive of Modernity (1932-1936) at the Fundació Joan Miró and Margaret Michaelis. Five Days in the Red Light District? at the Arxiu Fotogràfic de Barcelona.
Beethoven piano sonatas as part of Obertura City +, Barcelona Obertura Spring Festival.
Open Doors on the occasion of the Museum Night and International Museum Day
Musical improvisations by students from the Esmuc music school as part of the Miró-ADLAN. An Archive of Modernity (1932-1936) exhibition, evoking the music sessions organized by the ADLAN group.
Visit to the exhibition Miró-ADLAN: An Archive of Modernity (1932-1936)
In the framework of the Barcelona Architecture Week, and as a BARQ Festival collateral event, the short films made by 50 students from ETSAB and from Elisava during the practical workshop Architecture and Cinema conducted by Maria Mauti. After the screening of the short films, a round table discussion will be held with the participation of the authors, representatives of the Institutions that support the project, and personalities from the world of the University, Cinema and Architecture.
A Body as a Universe is one of the events being held to celebrate LGTBI Pride. This activity invites us to take a fresh look at Joan Miró’s work from a queer perspective and consists of two phases. The first, on the way up to the Fundació Joan Miró, involves listening to an audio recording that you can download from this site. This recording is intended to create a state of physical and mental openness, a small exercise in meditative ritual before connecting with Miró’s work. The second phase is a participative tour led by the artist blanca arias.
The Barcelona GATCPAC. A Tour of Avant-Garde Architecture is an itinerary through Sant Gervasi that allows viewers to discover the development of architecture throughout the twentieth century and set it against the backdrop of the key events that unfolded on the political, social, cultural and artistic fronts in Barcelona.
about "The Barcelona GATCPAC. A Tour of Avant-Garde Architecture"
An online conversation between the exhibition’s curator Martina Millà and the artists Enric Farrés Duran and Xavier Ristol. In reading the correspondence between Joan Miró and the architect Josep Lluís Sert, Enric Farrés Duran and Xavier Ristol discovered that Miró "dreamed of a large studio." The requirements for the ideal studio became the focus of their project for the Shared Studios. Three Case Studies exhibition.
For the Shared Studios. Three Case Studies exhibition, GRAF will produce a new itinerary. Its point of departure will be one of the main aims of the exhibition: to show a practical reality that is shared by a large number of the artists in the local scene and elicit a reflection on the conditions for producing contemporary art in the present context.
In this intervention, Julia Spínola and Arnau Sala Saez bring to Espai 13 a dialogue on the relationships between sound and vision.
