Throughout
2002 over 20 exhibitions will be organised on the many facets
of Gaudí’s life and work, ranging from the plans
for a New York hotel to the admiration he aroused in artists
such as Miró and Dalí. The exhibitions are
structured round three great theme areas: “Gaudí’s
Work”, which refers to the buildings that show the
architect’s work; “Gaudí’s World”,
which brings together those works that help us understand
the cultural, social and economic context of the epoch in
which he lived; and “Homage to Gaudí”,
which groups works that illustrate the fascination that
he has generated in some of the XXth century’s most
outstanding creative artists.
