Almost half a million in Miró – Picasso major exhibition to mark anniversaries
Show including 300 works comes to an end on Sunday after four months
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Catalan government presents Miró-Picasso exhibition to consular corps
Excluding capitals, Barcelona is the fourth city in the world with the largest diplomatic representation
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A friendship united by art: joint Miró and Picasso exhibition opens in Barcelona
Two museums display 338 art pieces until February 2024 to commemorate anniversaries of both artists
PODCAST: Joan Miró - the Catalan who painted the stars
Fundació Miró director Marko Daniel delves into the artist's life, work and infinite imagination
Joan Miró: evocative icon, 'surrealist before surrealism', and proud Catalan
One of the most unique artists of the 20th century, Miró lived through turbulent times that would mark his work with both beauty and grotesqueness
Famed sculptor designs new doors to Barcelona opera house
Jaume Plensa will also premiere his take on Verdi’s Macbeth next season
Miró tapestry restoration on public display at Barcelona art gallery
Process undertaken by ‘la Caixa’ foundation will take one month, with the work staying for at least one more
British surrealism and Lee Miller on display in Barcelona
The Joan Miró Foundation exhibit brings together almost 200 pieces from various artists
Almost 5k visitors to Miró's family home
Further restorations on the Mas Miró farmhouse, while not yet scheduled, include the kitchen and an elevator
Birthplace of Miró’s art to open to public
The idyllic summer farmhouse is inaugurated in honor of the artist’s 125th birthday on April 20, showing where much of his art and artistic process came from
Miró’s sculptural world, retraced in Santander
A new exhibit brings together an extensive collection, some never before seen, open until early September
New director of Joan Miró Foundation wants to “revitalize” the artist’s image
German art historian Marko Daniel will take up the position following Rosa Maria Malet, who ran the organization for 37 years
Christie’s raises €50,000 at ‘Joan Miró & Refugees’ charity auction
50,000 euros were raised for the Red Cross’ work with refugees in the charity auction ‘Joan Miró & Refugees’, hosted by Christie’s Auction House in London this Thursday. The collection was comprised of 24 pieces and the proceeds will all go towards aiding the Red Cross in their “attention and acceptance of the refugee population that is amassing in Eastern Europe”, stated Red Cross Vice Chairman Rosa Maria Marco. One of the display features of the collection was the piece ‘Thank You’, a sign of gratitude for the Red Cross, created by the artist in 1974. Indeed, Miró had a connection with the organisation since the 60s, when a young doctor in one of their hospitals saved the life of his only daughter, whose car had been hit by a train. The auction was organised with the help of the Mayoral Gallery, which helps showcase Barcelona’s most important artists of the post-war period.