Fondation Miró

"Incroyable architecture et les expositions très bien faites."

@maladraa

"A must-visit for modern art lovers, the Joan Miró foundation also has amazing views of Barcelona."

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"Musée avec cours et terrasses juché sur une colline, présentant les œuvres colorées et modernes de Joan Miró. 9,00 €"

@ycnlns

"15€ (gratuit demandeur emploi) MarDim 10h-20h (19h le dim)"

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"Josep Lluís Sert 1975 BIC 2006"

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"What is it? Josep Lluís Sert designed one of the greatest museum buildings in the world specifically for his friend Joan Miró, which beautifully intertwines art and architecture, and houses a massive art collection, including all of Miró's graphic work showcasing a masterclass in cubism and surrealism. Why go? In addition to the permanent collection showing off Miró's trademark use of primary colours and simplified organic forms, the outdoor sculpture gallery is a feast for the senses in itself, where, as a bonus, you're surrounded by the nature of Parc de Montjuïc. Time Out tip: The foundation also houses an archive of work by Joaquim Gomis, one of the first Catalan photographers with a modern approach. The collection of 70,000+ photos and documents are well worth a look. Two to three temporary exhibitions are on at all times, and you can find details of them on the musuem website. "

@natasha.lloydowen

"Ara o Pierre se också Montjuic mountain park walk"

@maria.masgard

"Questo tempio dell'arte dedicato a una delle stelle del firmamento artístico del Novecento sembra essere a suo agio in mezzo al verde della sua posizione privilegiata sulla montagna. Joan Miró, il più famoso artista del Novecento originario di questa città, lasciò la fondazione artistica alla sua città natale nel 1971. Questi edifici luminosi, progettati da un caro amico, l'architetto Josep Lluis Sert (che costruì anche lo studio di Miró a Mallorca), sono stipati di opere chiave dell'artista, dai suoi primi esitanti schizzi ai dipinti degli ultimi anni. Si tratta della più grande collezione monografica dell'artista, con circa 300 dei suoi dipinti, 150 sculture, alcuni tessuti e più di 7000 disegni creati nel corso di tutta una vita, dei quali è esposta solo una minima parte. I contenuti della mostra si concentrano maggiormente sugli ultimi 20 anni di Miró, quelli in cui aveva già maturato il suo stile caratteristico, ma ci sono anche delle eccezioni di rilievo."

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"Fermé le lundi - œuvre très large- aller sur terrasse pour vue sur ville et sculptures "

@alicevalo

"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville Barcelone 2025 (Quartier E) !"

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"expo entre matisse et miró très belle fondation, bien située j’ai adoré"

@osculma

"Très beau architecturalement + des oeuvres de miro jamais vues"

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"Grand musée regroupant les œuvres de Miro. Bonnes explications à chaque fois pour guider le visiteur"

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"Chef d œuvre de l'architecture rationaliste"

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"Must see space for Barcelona’s very own and internationally known artist : Joan Miro"

@tonearoundtheworld

"Planté dans le parc de Montjuic, la Fondation Joan Miró recèle quelques-unes des plus grandes œuvres de l’artiste et les expositions éphémères des peintres espagnols de la nouvelle génération."

@emmadvxx

"ACTIVITY Fundació Joan Miró It takes a certain type of space to accommodate Miró—an artist whose works range from a white canvas with a single black line to bold, primary-colored, robot-like sculptures. So it makes sense that Miró worked with his friend, architect Josep Lluís Sert, to design the building himself. It’s modern and minimalist by Barcelona’s standards—it's certainly no La Sagrada Família. But the coolest part is knowing that you’re seeing Miró’s work laid out exactly as he intended. However you feel about Miró, the collection is lively and energetic and devoid of the stuffy pretense that art museums can attract"

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"Centre d’œuvre d’art contemporaine Environ 9€ l’entrée "

@nabelle

"Endroit style mais son art j’aime pas"

@_alktel

"i love montjuic to walk around but i just don't think you will have the time. "

@arigatoai

"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville Barcelone 2024 (Quartier E) !"

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"Museum of Miro art €7 for students. Interesting architecture "

@gnbraut

"Miro, grand ami de Picasso, qui est partout aussi. Le bâtiment est beau et les parcs des environs sont chouettes pour la balade, mais les expo pas immanquables, 15€ l’entrée"

@laurenmath

"le bâtiment est beau + dans le parc montjuic "

@ajourdain

"Fondation miró, je suis allée voir l’exposition Miró-Picasso, ça vaut le coup de prendre la visite guidée on apprend tellement de choses ! J’ai adoré. "

@slideforfood

"Rich in history, culturally relevant, and a bit of a trek This quiet and serene museum is a place to be educated and inspired. Built by Joan Miró himself, it carries a huge collection (over 10,000!!) of his surrealist work and pieces connecting to the Spanish Civil War."

@yanisslaglisse

"Musée art contemporain dédié à Miró Entrée 13€ "

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"Joan Miró museum, beautiful location and beautiful art. "

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"centre d’art contemporain barcelonais situé dans le parc de Montjuic"

@prunedegalard

"Top top !! Belle expo et beau bâtiment "

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"https://www.google.com/maps/place/Joan+Mir%C3%B3+Foundation/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x12a4a2692ea5c72d:0x96ca1fc1ad4969aa"

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"Exposition de plusieurs œuvres du peintre Miro - petite visite culturelle chou et vue sur la ville en plus on peut prendre un funiculaire pour y accéder !! (Pas cher !!)"

@julienbrdy

"Très beau bâtiment avec une super vue"

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"martes-domingo (10-18) 13€"

@leartesr

"Fondation Joan miro + artistes contemporains"

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"Une très belle fondation !! On conseille vivement ! Perchée à Mont juic c’est une belle balade agréable et une belle découverte. L’exposition est enrichissante on y apprend beaucoup sur l’artiste et sa pensée artistique. Un café abordable pour déjeuner, un super moment 💫"

@victoire.lesthevenon

"rétrospective de miro. compter 1h30 de visite. ça manque de QQ chose niveau parcours du visiteur "

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"Joan Miró was a quintessentially Catalonian artist, and a visit to his museum will give you a more vivid picture of Barcelona’s spirit and style. The Fundació Joan Miró was set up by the artist in the 60s to encourage contemporary art in Barcelona, and Miró worked closely with the architect Josep Lluís Sert on the museum building’s design. There’s a large collection of the artist’s work, including sculptures, drawing and paintings. There are also temporary exhibitions of 20th and 21st century art, and all sorts of collaborative and educational projects going on."

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"Cool place, and I enjoyed the art"

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"tlj sauf lundi 10h - 20h (18h dim.) 13€ + 7€ les expos temporaires"

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"Fontaine de mercure Catch the funicular up Montjic Hill from Paral·lel station, turn left on exiting the station, and the Joan Miro Foundation building is about 100m on the other side of the road. The fountain is located inside of the gallery and you will need to pay 12 euro to gain entry"

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"10-8 pm and 10-6 pm sundays"

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"de 10h00 à 20h00 13€/adulte"

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"Molto interessante la collezione! Si vede tutta Barcellona dall’alto"

@yamilamerlina

"musée sur l'art de Joan Miró"

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"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville Barcelone 2022 (Quartier E) !"

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"Les plus grandes oeuvres du peintre catalan sont réunies dans cette fondation inaugurée en 1975 sur la colline de Montjuïc. Installée dans un bâtiment rationaliste imaginé et conçu par Josep Lluís Sert, la fondation accueille la collection la plus complète de l'oeuvre de Joan Miró, composée de tableaux, sculptures, gravures et dessins. La construction est très ouverte, multiplie les matériaux en conservant une simplicité qui permet non seulement d'ouvrir des espaces très lumineux, mais également de mettre en valeur les créations de Miró. Ces lignes épurées laissent toute la place à la recherche innovante du peintre, et ce dans toutes sortes de disciplines. Parmi un fonds immense de plus de 14 000 oeuvres, seule une petite sélection est exposée dans le musée. Les collections s'organisent autour de plusieurs sections thématiques, des premières oeuvres de jeunesse dans le village de Mont-roig jusqu'aux créations des années 1940-1970 où Miró affirme son goût pour l'imaginaire et la simplification du sujet. Vous pourrez ainsi voir certains chefs-d'oeuvre de l'artiste comme l' Homme et femme devant un tas d'excréments (1935) ou la  Femme rêvant de l'évasion (1945). Sur le toit-terrasse du musée sont également exposées de superbes sculptures de Miró, dont l'emblématique  Caresse d'un oiseau (1967) formée de plusieurs objets assemblés. Dans le reste des salles, la Fondation organise également des expositions temporaires d'art contemporain, tandis qu'un espace d'expérimentation est réservé aux jeunes artistes (Espai 13)."

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"Musée, belle découverte, visite longue (20 salles), peinture et sculpture. Petit café dans patio possible à la fin de la visite "

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"L’architecture du bâtiment🥺"

@louise.lls

"https://lateteenlair.net/que-visitez-a-barcelone-en-dehors-de-gaudi/"

@latete_enlair

"Perchée sur le parc Montjuïc, la Fundació Joan Miró a été fondée en 1968 par l’artiste catalan du même nom dans le but de rendre son art plus accessible au public. Aujourd’hui, plus de 10 000 de ses chefs-d’œuvre, des premières peintures surréalistes aux œuvres inspirées du dadaïsme, sont exposés. Que vous y passiez une demi-heure ou un après-midi entier, ne manquez pas le drôle de tableau Homme et femme devant un tas d’excrément. "

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"Found half-way up the mountain of Montjuïc, the Fundació Joan Miró is one of the most important art centres in the city of Barcelona. Joan Miró sought to open a foundation that would not be just a container for his important collection, but also be able to present temporary exhibitions of other artists and become a centre for cultural agitation, serving as a platform to spread knowledge of emerging young art. The Foundation is an artistic institution that was conceived as a shared venture of the artist Joan Miró and the architect Josep Lluís Sert. Josep Lluís Sert’s last great project is one of the best examples of the symbiosis of International Style rationalism and Mediterranean architecture. On the one hand, then, the function determines the form of the building, while the compositional scheme is organized around a central courtyard making up two conceptual concentric rings. The inside ring invites the visitors to move through the building, and the exterior ring marks out the exhibition spaces. The museum is a fine example of how to guide the visitor’s experience using architectural strategies and features. The combination of single height and double height spaces and the opening of visual perspectives and axes between various spaces in the same museum means the visitor unknowingly ends up following a route that has been conceived and defined to explain the exhibited work. The relationship between the interior and the exterior, between the museum and its surroundings, is so strong that it is difficult to know where the limits lie. Along with this, great effort has been made to let natural light into all the exhibition spaces in the building. This becomes immediately clear by looking up, with the building’s roof featuring a great many vaulted skylights. Zoom out. What’s this place all about? It takes a certain type of space to accommodate Miró—an artist whose works range from a white canvas with a single black line to bold, primary-colored, robot-like sculptures. So it makes sense that Miró worked with his friend, architect Josep Lluís Sert, to design the building himself. It’s modern, very white, and kind of minimalist by Barcelona’s standards—it's no La Sagrada Família—but the coolest part is knowing that you’re seeing Miró’s work laid out exactly as he intended. Ye shall know them by their permanent collection: How was it? However you feel about Miró, the collection is lively and energetic and devoid of the stuffy pretense that art museums can attract. (A blue dot in a white rectangle might have some traditionalists shaking their heads.) But there is a vibe about this place that’s as irresistible and energizing as your morning coffee. But also by their new shoes. How were the exhibits? As well as space for his own works, Miró wanted a venue for contemporary arts research and conversation—so there’s a wealth of seasonal displays. Downstairs, the Espai 13 studio is always taken over by a freelance curator or emerging artist–you’ll find videos, light installations, even personal performances. For temporary exhibitions, nothing is too niche: take 2018’s Beehave, a multi-media installation exploring our relationship with bees. What did you make of the crowd? Extremely varied—aficionados spending several minutes devouring each piece, to groups of bros you’d expect to see drinking beer on the beach. Any guided tours worth trying? The audio guide is €5 ($6.16), but worth it—particularly if you’re new to Miró. It focuses on 30 works and puts them in a political/geographical/Miró-headspace context. On Thursdays at 1pm there’s a free English guided tour. All guided tours were postponed due to Covid, but staff are on hand to place the works in a political/geographical/Miró context. Gift shop: obligatory, inspiring—or skip it? There are two: one with your generic museum offerings (stationery, scarves, mugs); the other is a specialist bookshop that focuses on coffee-table art books, and – best of all – sells prints by exciting new contemporary artists. Is the café worth a stop, or should we just plan on going elsewhere? When the bar is open (it closed temporarily due to COVID-19), you can have lunch outside on the terrace with some Miró sculptures for company. Any advice for the time- or attention-challenged? You can try to whizz through, but expect to get distracted. The hit list would include the delightfully titled Woman and Birds at Sunrise, and the sculptures on the roof. Go at sunset for colors to die for."

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"Sympa mais pas incontournable"

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"Un des plus joli bâtiment de la ville, une vue à couper le souffle, et une exposition de grande qualité. A ne pas manquer !"

@maisondesnines

"Altre informazioni nella Cartoville Barcellona 2020!"

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"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville Barcelone 2021 (Quartier E) !"

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"Architecte: Josep Lluís Sert"

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"Voir aussi terrasse et vue sur la ville "

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"Entrée 13€, prendre audioguide 5€ "

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"Mais informações no Guia de Bolso Cartoville Amesterdão! Encontrará este e outros guias na sua livraria preferida"

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"FR C’est une merveille, et on pèse nos mots. Avec sa blancheur, ses patios et ses arcs de béton tendus vers le ciel, voici une bâtisse des plus solaires, que Josep Lluis Sert, architecte rationaliste, a dessinée dans les années 70 pour son grand ami Miró. Les abstractions chatoyantes de ce dernier conversent, avec beaucoup d’esprit, de profondeur et d’intelligence, avec les murs et la lumière des lieux, tandis qu’ici et là quelques copains artistes viennent mettre leur grain de sel. Ainsi, Alexander Calder a installé, dans un renflement de l’édifice, une stupéfiante fontaine mobile de laquelle coule non pas de l’eau, mais du mercure. EN FUNDACIÓN MIRÓ. It is truly a marvel and we weigh our words. In a wonder of whiteness, patios and concrete arches stretching toward the sky, here is the brightest of buildings designed by rationalist architect Josep Lluis Sert in the Seventies for his great friend Miró. The latter’s shimmering abstractions converse – with great wit, depth, and intelligence – with the walls and light of the premises, while, here and there, other artist friends add their creative two cents. Alexander Calder, for example, installed, in one of the building’s bulges, a mind-boggling mobile fountain from which flows…not water, but mercury."

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"FR C’est une merveille, et on pèse nos mots. Avec sa blancheur, ses patios et ses arcs de béton tendus vers le ciel, voici une bâtisse des p"

@prudence.vpl

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"it's called art, look it up ⭕️🔴"

@allaboutivan

"Musée très bien fait. 7€ tarif étudiant."

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"Musique ludique ! Très sympa "

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"FR C’est une merveille, et on pèse nos mots. Avec sa blancheur, ses patios et ses arcs de béton tendus vers le ciel, voici une bâtisse des plus solaires, que Josep Lluis Sert, architecte rationaliste, a dessinée dans les années 70 pour son grand ami Miró. Les abstractions chatoyantes de ce dernier conversent, avec beaucoup d’esprit, de profondeur et d’intelligence, avec les murs et la lumière des lieux, tandis qu’ici et là quelques copains artistes viennent mettre leur grain de sel. Ainsi, Alexander Calder a installé, dans un renflement de l’édifice, une stupéfiante fontaine mobile de laquelle coule non pas de l’eau, mais du mercure. EN FUNDACIÓN MIRÓ. It is truly a marvel and we weigh our words. In a wonder of whiteness, patios and concrete arches stretching toward the sky, here is the brightest of buildings designed by rationalist architect Josep Lluis Sert in the Seventies for his great friend Miró. The latter’s shimmering abstractions converse – with great wit, depth, and intelligence – with the walls and light of the premises, while, here and there, other artist friends add their creative two cents. Alexander Calder, for example, installed, in one of the building’s bulges, a mind-boggling mobile fountain from which flows…not water, but mercury."

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"Adresse: Website: description: catalan iconique de l'art moderne, Joan Miro a son magnifique musée sur la colline de Montjuic. Dix mille oeuvres et une vue époustouflante."

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"si può arrivare con il bus perché la funicolare è in manutenzione "

@tresjulie

"FR C’est une merveille, et on pèse nos mots. Avec sa blancheur, ses patios et ses arcs de béton tendus vers le ciel, voici une bâtisse des plus solaires, que Josep Lluis Sert, architecte rationaliste, a dessinée dans les années 70 pour son grand ami Miró. Les abstractions chatoyantes de ce dernier conversent, avec beaucoup d’esprit, de profondeur et d’intelligence, avec les murs et la lumière des lieux, tandis qu’ici et là quelques copains artistes viennent mettre leur grain de sel. Ainsi, Alexander Calder a installé, dans un renflement de l’édifice, une stupéfiante fontaine mobile de laquelle coule non pas de l’eau, mais du mercure. EN FUNDACIÓN MIRÓ. It is truly a marvel and we weigh our words. In a wonder of whiteness, patios and concrete arches stretching toward the sky, here is the brightest of buildings designed by rationalist architect Josep Lluis Sert in the Seventies for his great friend Miró. The latter’s shimmering abstractions converse – with great wit, depth, and intelligence – with the walls and light of the premises, while, here and there, other artist friends add their creative two cents. Alexander Calder, for example, installed, in one of the building’s bulges, a mind-boggling mobile fountain from which flows…not water, but mercury."

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"Elle est située dans un édifice dessiné par Josep Lluís Sert. entrée : 13e"

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"Architecte : Josep Lluis Sert"

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"Zoé 9.08.2024 | One of the best museums I’ve ever been"

@nchavotier

"Fondation qui regroupe des oeuvres de Miro"

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"Created by Joan Moro - 20-21st century artwork (goop)"

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"Bel endroit et art moderne"

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"A place to see once, for the art and the architecture"

@gaelle_dga

"Tip van Renée. Museum voor moderne kunst"

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"Bel endroit et art moderne"

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