His work exudes a personality of its own and stands out from the oeuvres of his peers because it imbues the sad reality of the post-war years with humanism and comprises a universe steeped in lyricism.

The exhibition at Casa Mila brings together an extensive and carefully selected collection of works of art from 37 international artists who sought a participation and interaction with the work of art.

The exhibition at La Pedrera aims to reclaim and rediscover the artist's prolific career.

Joan Ponç (Barcelona, 1928 – Sant Pau, 1984) was a visionary and mercurial insular artist who played an important part in the history of art of the post-war years in Catalonia and Spain.

Frederic Amat (Barcelona, 1952) is one of the leading figures in the contemporary Catalan art scene.

Jorge Oteiza (Orio, Guipúzcoa, 1908 - San Sebastian, 2003) is certainly one of the sculpture leaders of the second half of the twentieth century, with a clear vocation for experimentation and theoretical reflection.