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18 May 2019 — 31 October 2021
The exhibition "Miró" brings together a total of 109 works,
including painting, sculpture, graphic work, drawings, tapestries
and preparatory drawings, all dated between 1944 and 1981. The works
are part of the Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a Mallorca's collection.
It is a temporary installation that aims to offer a vision of the Foundation's
collection and the work and creative process of Joan Miró.
The guardian in the garden.
The exhibition hall from outside.
The Moneo Building, the headquarters of Fundació Miró Mallorca,
opened its doors to the public on December 19th 1992. Designed
by well-known architect Rafael Moneo, winner of the 1996 Pritzker
Arquitecture Prize, it was built following the donation of land by
Pilar Juncosa, Miró’s widow, together with 42 works of art
that were then auctioned by Sotheby’s to raise money for the centre.
One of those very interesting alabaster window installations.
Such matching colours with the rest of the space.
Alabaster with water light reflexions from outside.
The same but with a sculpture.
Sculpture and painting.
Miró.
Window situation.
Painting with incising.
Eiffel Tower?
Outside.
Courtyard decoration.
The upper atelier building.
Yes, a keyhole.
Art.
Collectibles like art?
From which side do you want to take the pic?
Atelier from outside.
Craftyman Miró?
Definitely a painter!
Joan Miró’s final years on the island were the most prolific in his
artistic career. One third of all his work was produced in his
two Mallorcan studios: the Sert Studio and Son Boter. Following
his move to Mallorca in 1956, Miró embarked on a radical
stage of self-questioning and renewal, reinventing his vocabulary
of signs and symbols. The artist would define this stage as a
break-away more than a process of evolution.
Definitely one of the best sights in Palma.
Almost a walking distance from the city center.
I did visit this site already 2016:
Finnisch für Anfänger:
VAHVA SUOSITUS = starke Enpfehlung / strong reccommendation
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