Fundació Joan Miró: Skip The Line Ticket

In all the history of art Joan Miró stands a mighty giant with his out of the ordinary vision and bold use of colors and organic forms. The illustrious Catalan painter is recognized with a reputation in such rich mediums as painting, sculpture, mural, and ceramics.

Miró himself came up with the plan of creating this foundation in Barcelona as a global center for the emerging artists. Today's legacy of the Foundation consists in nurturing fresh talent, along with having Mirós extensive oeuvre, which consists of nearly 15,000 artworks, including drawings, paintings, and sculptures, ceramics, textiles, and graphic works.

Numerous thematic galleries explore the varied periods and styles of Miró's oeuvre. Temporary exhibitions frequently complement the permanent collection by bringing a newer take on or a more current interpretation of his work. The foundation also has educational programs, workshops, and conferences, thus providing yet another cultural space for local people and tourists.

Temporary exhibitions during the year feature artists of the 20th and 21st centuries at the museum, as well as other events organized collaboratively with other institutions for academic engagement around the cultural activities of Barcelona.