Personally I did not like the art in here, only two floor were open (mostly empty too) and it's full of modern / contemporary art (I'm not sure what the difference really is). Unless you're really into that sort of thing don't spend your money here, as an example of some of the hi-lights there is a piece of packaging... More

We hadn't plan to visit this museum, but we're really glad we did. It was nice to see Tapies different kind of works. The film down in the basement when you see how he create one of his pieces is very interesting even though it was in catalan or spanish (which we don't understand). And the guest artist was a... More

Perhaps because we were there on a Saturday, many of the exhibit rooms were cordoned off. What was on display was limited, although very interesting. There was a room dedicated to performance art, which was not to my taste. More

Even though recently passed away, Antoni Tapies has made his fame as one of the most important contemporary artists coming from Barcelona. This place is a good start to get to know his ideas and thoughts and to see his work whether you like this or not. One of the first to use everyday objects (e.g. for cooking) and construction... More

A superb small scale modern art venue that also show cases Antoni Tapies' work. Curatorship of temporary shows is international, the building- topped by a huge wire sculpture- is superb- an old modernista publishing house. a few steps from Gaudi's buildings. More

The Tapies Foundation is a must do visit in Barcelona. The Museum has a substancial selection of his work on permanent show, as well as hosting the artworks of other contemporary artists from around the world. Since returning to Sydney I have been in contact with the Foudation by email and they have sent me a substancial amount of English... More