Since Wednesday 25 October, It will open at the National Museum of Fine Arts, the Miró exhibition: the experience of watching, a tribute to the work focused the great Catalan artist made over the last two decades of his life.

Sample starting at 18 and will Curated by Carmen Fernández Aparicio and Belén García Martín, under the direction of Manuel Borja-Villel and Rosario Peiró. This exhibition will remain open until 25 February next year at the cultural center located on the Avenue of the Liberator 1473.

The viewing experience has a total of 50 works by Joan Miró (1893-1983), created between 1963 Y 1981, and from the collection of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, from Spain.

The exhibition, which will then travel in March 2018 to the Museo de Arte de Lima, Peru- You can be seen in the Pavilion of temporary exhibitions and presents 18 paintings, 6 drawings, 26 sculptures and two films: Miró parle (Miró talks), of 1974, of the photographer and French producer Clovis Prévot, which it includes an interview deep to the artist, made in 1972, in Palma de Mallorca, by Pere Portabella and Carles Santos, in which the painter looks at his entire career; and the short film Miró l'altre (I look, other), of 1969, directed by Portabella, one of the most important pieces of the films dedicated to the author, documenting the composition and subsequent destruction by the artist of a mural on the window of the Official College of Architects of Barcelona.
Organized by the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, this exhibition has the support of the Embassy of Spain in Argentina and the support of the Association of Friends of the Fine Arts.

The visit schedule after his inauguration Tuesday through Friday 11 a 20 and Saturdays and Sundays 10 a 20.