Joan Miró Punyet was the curator of this exhibition to commemorate the centenary of the birth of Alexander Calder (Philadelphia, 1898), a close friend of Miró’s.
1997-1998 SeasonCurator:Ferran Barenblit, barenblit@redestb.esThroughout the 1997-1998 cycle, Invisible Circles has analysed the landscape — both physical and social — that makes up our environment, that invisible line that we draw around us to separate us from the outside world.
These 40 pieces from a Japanese collection reflect Miró’s contacts with oriental art and its influence on his output at the time, as well as the interest that Japan has always shown in his work.
