The National Geographic ‘Colours of the World’ exhibition takes visitors on a visual journey that celebrates our planet’s diversity and beauty through colour. Each image captures unique moments in different corners of the world, from vibrant landscapes to lively cultural traditions.

Mariano Yera's collection of contemporary art, considered to be one of the most important in Spain, is being temporarily exhibited at the Juan March Foundation's museums, featuring a selection of twenty pieces. This collection expands and enriches our understanding of 20th-century Spanish art, complementing the artists already represented and introducing new creators. Opening Hours Monday […]

Pilar Juncosa, the partner of Joan Miró, was an important figure in the life of the Catalan painter. Aware of the role she played in his life, the Pilar i Joan Miró Foundation decided to pay tribute to her by naming the Foundation’s library the Biblioteca Pilar Juncosa. Furthermore, her profile was added to Wikipedia […]

The friendship between Ignacio Zuloaga and Hermen Anglada-Camarasa is reflected in the letters they exchanged over the years. These writings offer a deeper insight into their work and their vision of art. They first met at the 1900 Paris Exposition, where they were already making a name for themselves as artists. From then on, they […]

This exhibition invites visitors to discover how Joan Miró found new creative possibilities in everyday, seemingly ordinary elements. Unfinished works, reused materials, personal memories and everyday spaces are transformed into starting points for a continuous artistic renewal. Continuing the journey begun with La Chispa Mágica, this exhibition explores the importance of chance, memory and the […]

On 18 June at 6:30 pm, the Cathedral will host the opening of “Gaudí in the Cathedral of Mallorca: Liturgy, Art and Modernity", an exhibition offering an accessible and well-documented exploration of the legacy of Antoni Gaudí in the Mallorcan cathedral. Access to the event will be via the Portal de l’Almoina.