More worth your time at the same venue, plus a few nearby picks.
EXHIBITIONS
Sant Pere de Rodes and the Master of Cabestany: The Creation of a Myth
This exhibition is a tribute to the most brilliant and internationally renowned sculptor of Catalan Romanesque art, the Master of Cabestany considered by some to be a true Picasso of the twelfth century and to his masterpiece, the lost portal of Sant Pere de Rodes, in Port de la…
FESTIVALS
The keys to the 'Sant Pere de Rodes i el Mestre de Cabestany' exhibition
The curator of the exhibition Sant Pere de Rodes and the Master of Cabestany. The creation of a myth, Manuel Castiñeiras, Professor of Art History at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, explains the key ideas to better understand and enjoy the exhibition when visiting it…
ART
Workshop: 'Heroines'
Create your own illustrated story and turn the exciting lives of the women represented in the museum’s collection into a comic. Get to know the painter Lluïsa Vidal, the militiawoman Lina Òdena, and other artists.Cut, paste, and draw.
FESTIVALS
Visit: 'Art and Commitment'
Using the works in the Museum’s Modern Art collection rooms dedicated to the Spanish Civil War as a starting point, we will reflect on ideas of commitment, justice, and peace, and discuss the different stances that artists took during the war ranging from those who fought on the…
FESTIVALS
Guided Tours of the Exhibition ‘Sant Pere de Rodes and the Master of Cabestany: The Creation of a Myth’
Guided Tours of the Exhibition Sant Pere de Rodes and the Master of Cabestany: The Creation of a Myth.
EXHIBITIONS
Antarctica Experience
Immersive Antarctic exhibition at Cúpula de las Arenas showcasing the continent's geography, wildlife, and exploration history through interactive displays.
EXHIBITIONS
Kapwani Kiwanga. Changing States
Retrospective of Kapwani Kiwanga's work exploring materiality, economic exchanges, and geological temporalities. Includes new pieces created for Fundació Joan Miró.
EXHIBITIONS
Open the Archive 07. L'Antitête
An exhibition exploring Joan Miró's illustrated edition of Tristan Tzara's poetry anthology L'Antitête, focusing on Miró's eight engraved plates for Le Désespéranto and the correspondence between poet and artist during their 1940s collaboration at Atelier 17 in New York.
