Charlotte Perriand
The Fundació Joan Miró's major anthological exhibition will be dedicated to Charlotte Perriand in autumn 2026.
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Kapwani Kiwanga. Changing States
The first major retrospective exhibition in Spain dedicated to Kapwani Kiwanga will be one of the highlights of spring, as part of the Joan Miró Prize.
Opening the Archive 08. Untitled (1930)
The former will showcase Untitled (1930), the most recent work to be added to the Fundació Joan Miró Collection thanks to a donation from Françoise Marquet Zao.
Joan Miró. Circles
The reorganisation of the collection will place Josep Lluís Sert’s building at the centre of a renewed museum experience that will establish a dialogue between the architecture, works of art and people with an unprecedented perspective.
Gomis Transatlantic
Gomis travelled repeatedly to the United States in the 1920s, at a time of vertiginous transformation in the country.
from 6:12 pm to 5:48 pm
2026 Espai 13 exhibition series, curated by Alejandro Alonso Díaz.
Sentimental Portraits of New York
Photography exhibition about the artist and performer Joan Casellas.
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.
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.
Anti-Portrait
This exhibition features a selection of large-format engravings and paintings from Joan Miró’s last period.
Opening the Archive 06. Tribute to Joan Prats
Exhibition about the book Homenatge a Joan Prats, a posthumous tribute to a man who was one of the chief backers of avant-garde art in Catalonia.
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
