Marko Daniel will go away the path of the Miró Foundation in June | News from Catalonia | EUROtoday

The Joan Miró Foundation introduced this Wednesday that Marko Daniel will finish his time period as common director of the Barcelona establishment in June, a place he assumed in 2018 and which he has held for 2 consecutive phrases. The Board of Trustees expresses its recognition for the work it has achieved throughout this stage, whereas mentioning that it has been essentially the most accountable in one of the vital demanding and on the identical time most fruitful moments in its historical past. The establishment that Joan Miró left the town has simply celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. During the approaching weeks, the Board of Trustees will promote the choice course of for the brand new common administration.

Under the path of Marko Daniel, the Fundació Joan Miró has grown as an establishment, notes the assertion despatched to the press: “It has deepened its management model, expanded its international presence and strengthened its ties with the public in Catalonia and the world.” The main exhibition initiatives of latest years—Paul Klee (2022-23), Miró-Picasso (2023-24), Miró-Matisse (2024-25) and the exhibition targeted on Miró and the United States (2025-26)—have positioned the work of the Catalan painter in dialogue with capital figures with reference establishments.

Likewise, the Board of Trustees’ gratitude displays the truth that Marko Daniel has helped the Foundation increase its community of worldwide collaborations, has formalized new strategic sponsorship agreements and maintains initiatives in improvement with headquarters resembling Shenzhen, São Paulo and Beijing. The notice additionally highlights that it leaves as a legacy a strengthened construction within the operation of the museum.

Marko Daniel (Aachen, 1964) was head of public packages on the Tate Modern and Tate Britain in London since 2006 when he landed on the Montjuïc museum, after profitable the worldwide competitors known as to switch Rosa Maria Malet, who was director of the Miró Foundation for greater than 30 years.