The first major retrospective dedicated to Josep Maria Jujol. The Tarragona-born architect, artist, and artisan is reinterpreted through a curatorial lens by Perejaume. Housed at the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, the exhibition integrates Jujol's documentary legacy —over 10,000 papers, objects, furniture— with works by Antoni Gaudí, Bruno Taut, Vladímir Tatlin, or Henry Matisse. Perejaume, known for his critical and peasantry-linked trajectory, offers an intersecting vision of art. A dialogue between the human and the natural, imbued with subtle irony, for a key figure of Modernisme as Barcelona celebrates its World Capital of Architecture in 2026.
The Planns tip
Jujol's documentary archive is the foundation. Includes furniture, 10,000 papers.
Practical info
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 10:00 h to 18:00 h · General admission: 12 € Combined ticket: 20 € (MNAC + Poble Espanyol) Reduced rates 8.4 €: - Students - Groups of students or schoolchildren without prior reservation accompanied by teachers or professors - Families (2 adults + 1 minor) - Large family card - Groups of adults Tourist Bus and Barcelona City Tour, 20% discount Young people with Carnet Jove, 50% discount MNAC Annual pass: 18 € Articket: 38 € Free admission: - Under 16s - Over 65s - Unemployed persons (with proof) - Saturdays (from 3 p.m.) - Accredited teachers - Groups of students or schoolchildren with prior reservation accompanied by teachers or professors - ICOM members - First Sunday of the month - Santa Eulàlia festivities Basic admission: 2 € Allows access to the building, the observation terraces and self-guided tours of the building's spaces — Admission is valid for two days within a month from the date of purchase Group visits must be arranged by phone Sunday and holidays Closed December 25th and January 1st: 10:00 h to 15:00 h
The venue
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