Press Release 1st Joan Miró Drawing Triennial 15 June–10 September 1989 With over 40 participants from various European countries and the United States, and more than 200 works from public and private collections, the first edition of the Drawing Triennial opens at the Fundació Joan Miró.
about " An important collection of graphic works and illustrated books by Joan Miró"
Press ReleaseBruno Bolze: La presència de l’absència (The Presence of Absence)Espai 13 – Fundació Joan Miró13 December 1988–22 January 1989On Tuesday, 13 December at 8.
Press ReleaseImpactes. Joan Miró: 1929-1941 (Impacts. Joan Miró: 1929-1941)24 November–15 January 1989Fundació Joan MiróParc de Montjuïc08004 BarcelonaTel.
Press ReleaseMarie Ponchelet CryptFundació Joan Miró – Espai 1313 October–27 November 1988The Fundació Joan Miró kicks off the Espai 13 exhibitions for the 1988–1989 season with an installation by Marie Ponchelet.
Le Corbusier Adventure, 1887-1965 The centenary of the birth of Charles Édouard Jeanneret (1887-1965), better known as Le Corbusier, is being celebrated throughout this year with numerous events and exhibitions around the world.
Francesco Clemente: The Departure of the Argonaut and other lithographs This exhibition highlights Clemente’s 1986 illustration for the first English translation of La partenza dell’argonauta (1918) by Alberto Savinio (1881-1952), brother of the painter Giorgio de Chirico.
about " Francesco Clemente. The item of the Argonaut and other gravures"
Press ReleaseExhibition: Pello IrazuSculptures and DrawingsDates: 9 June–28 August 1988Venue: Espai 13, Fundació Joan MiróOpening: 9 June at 7.30 p.
Miralda: Honeymoon Project. Pre-wedding: Bridal Bouquet, Bridal Veil, Love Letters PRE-WEDDINGBridal Bouquet, Bridal Veil and Columbus-Liberty Love Letters are Miralda’s three most recent works in his Honeymoon project, which began in New York in 1986.
about " Miralda: Honeymoo project. Pre-wedding: Bridal bouquet-Bridal Veil-Love"
Donald Judd: Sculptures 1965-1987 The form of three-dimensional art known as ‘minimal art’ emerged in the United States in the early 1960s. It was partly a response to post-war American painting, ‘abstract expressionism’ (for example, Jackson Pollock), which was seen as an expression of personal feelings, but also as an immediate reality transferred to the painted surface.
about " Joan Duran, Pere Noguera i Riera i Aragó. Sound and light"
