Exhibition Kapwani Kiwanga. Changing States

The Foundation offers different activities and resources so that blind or low-vision people can enjoy the visit: -Tactile model of the building, scale 1:100, labeled with ink and Braille. -Guided tour of the building with tactile models and explanatory models of the reinforced concrete construction process, labeled with ink and Braille -Activated visits around the work of Joan Miró (sculptures, paintings and engravings) with tactile support materials -For blind people who request it, possibility to touch some sculptures (with the gloves that will be provided) -Lending of eye lenses for visitors who request it at reception, and magnifying glasses in the rooms to consult the Foundation's catalogs and publications. -Accessible consultation space with computers from which you can access "Play Miró" (online interactive content about the life and work of Joan Miró), with videos and specific activities for blind people. Play Miró is also accessible from the website of the Fundació Joan Miró.

The Miró Foundation can be reached by accessible public transport (Bus or Montjuïc Funicular). The main entrance to the museum is wheelchair accessible (ramp with a 10% slope). There are two reserved parking spaces in front of the Foundation. All areas of the museum, temporary rooms, permanent collection, restaurant, shop, bookstore and library are wheelchair accessible. The building has adapted toilets. Wheelchair and transportable seat loan service. Please ask at reception.

Accessible activities and guided tours adapted for all audiences.