Andrés Corchero / Oguri
Two dancers and choreographers who met at the legendary Min Tanaka’s company bring to the Grec a new version of the duet that they showed previously at the Barcelona festival back in 2013. Two exceptional talents who mutually inspire and contaminate one another.
about "Grec 2018: My Neighbor Sky. Lluna, sol i una estrella"
Coinciding with the open day celebrating the Festes de la Mercè, we invite you to join this open workshop for all ages.
Free admission celebrating the Festes de la Mercè
An activity related with the exhibition Our Own Path Remains by Fito Conesa. This show forms part of the exhibition programme at Espai 13 entitled A Monster Who Tells the Truth, curated by Pilar Cruz.
An activity related with the exhibition Our Own Path Remains by Fito Conesa. This show forms part of the exhibition programme at Espai 13 entitled A Monster Who Tells the Truth, curated by Pilar Cruz.
We can draw a house and build it. We can draw a flower and examine it. We can draw a map and follow a path. We can draw for pleasure, just because we like to draw. Big Draw is a celebration of drawing.
As part of the exhibition Lee Miller and Surrealism in Britain, join us for a series of related programs including panel discussions, film screenings, tours and collaborative projects.
about "Lee Miller and Surrealism in Britain - Related activities"
The Joan Miró: Painting and Poetry symposium will be held in Paris while the major Miró retrospective is being held at the Grand Palais and will focus in the main on Miró’s dream of merging painting and poetry, as well as his awareness of the existence of an inexorable duality between the text and the image.
Maximizing the Audience is a documentary by Fito Conesa that presents two stories in parallel: firstly, the creation of a choral piece in Espai 13 at the Fundació Joan Miró; and secondly, a road trip through some of the most legendary places on the Ruta del Bakalao and their ruins.
Miró contra Miró, directed by Albert Solé, is an intimate portrait by Albert Solé that puts a new perspective on the work of Joan Miró.
A conversation as we walk through the exhibition and look at Lee Miller’s photographs.
During World War II, Lee Miller worked as a photojournalist for Vogue magazine. The discussion will include testimonies from journalists who have experienced the reality of war first-hand.
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