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At Fundació Joan Miró’s Espai 13, Barcelona, the artist’s barricaded walls and comic detritus summon the mess and vitality of city life.

Amid a backlash by locals fed up with party-loving visitors, the city’s tourism authority has teamed up with museums to promote a series of exhibitions.

The Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona, in partnership with the Musée Matisse Nice, presents the exhibition MiróMatisse. Beyond Images, which runs from 25 October 2024 to 9 February 2025.

Barcelona, the crown jewel of the Catalonia region of Spain, is a city that weaves an enchanting tapestry of culture, art, history, and of course food. Nestled along a sun-kissed Mediterranean shore, this vibrant city mesmerizes visitors.

The Fundació Joan Miró presents the first solo exhibition in Spain by Vietnamese-American artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen (Saigon, 1976), winner of the eighth edition of the Joan Miró Prize.

Every month, Berlin Art Link shines a spotlight on international exhibitions and events with our Worldwide Hit List.

In the vibrant tapestry of art history, few relationships resonate as profoundly as that of Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso.

Pride Month is here, and while the celebrations go on as they always do, this year’s have been shadowed by a wave of trans- and homophobic incidents as well as by a spate of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation coming out of Republican-controlled statehouses.

P. Staff explores in Impact Play the sensorial parameters associated with pleasure and violence.

The Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona has become the first Spanish cultural institution to be featured in the Bloomberg Connects app.

Il était une petite pie. 7 chansons et 3 chansons pour Hyacinthe by Lise Hirtz was the first book illustrated by Joan Miró.

Sara Puig Alsina has been reconfirmed as president of the Fundació Joan Miró for a further four years by unanimous vote of the Board of Trustees.

Joan Miró saw art as an intrinsic part of life, with magical attributes that had to be reclaimed. To achieve this objective, he did not hesitate to tear up the academic conventions of painting.

The title of the exhibition is a reference to Bimbo, one of the several cats Paul Klee (1879–1940) had as pets in his lifetime, and which he photographed with genuine devotion. 

In her work, the artist Marria Pratts (Barcelona, 1988) takes apart the stereotypes of urban life, opening a path amidst the decadence of a decaying world to salvage its beauty.