The Nabis: from Bonnard to Vuillard

An exhibition on the Nabis at La Pedrera, the first exhibition in Barcelona devoted exclusively to this key movement of artistic modernity.

Dates

From 6 March 2026 to 28 June 2026

Opening hours

10:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Last admission

7:00 p.m.

About the exhibition

La Pedrera presents The Nabis: from Bonnard to Vuillard, the first major exhibition in Barcelona devoted exclusively to this key movement of artistic modernity. The exhibition brings together a wide selection of works created between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offering a journey that reveals the aesthetic and conceptual principles of a group that played a fundamental role in the transition from Impressionism to the early avant-gardes.

The art of the Nabis invites a careful and sensitive gaze. Through colour, form and compositional rhythm, the works explore the decorative nature of painting and its ability to integrate into everyday life. Visitors enter a universe where painting, decorative arts and architecture engage in constant dialogue, and where art is conceived as a holistic experience.

More than an exhibition, The Nabis: from Bonnard to Vuillard offers a unique opportunity to rediscover the creative imagination of a movement that championed the unity of art and paved the way towards modernity, in full harmony with the modernist architecture of La Pedrera.

Curated by: Isabelle Cahn

You have until 28 June 2026 to enjoy this unique experience by Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera.
More information: cultura@fcatalunyalapedrera.com

The exhibition includes a musical itinerary and other resources, which can be downloaded via a QR code, and visitors are advised to bring headphones.

This exhibition offers sensory and cognitive accessibility resources and services. Guided accessible tours are available with tactile itineraries, sign language interpretation (LSC), easy-to-read materials and cognitive stimulation activities. For more information and bookings: accessibilitat@fclp.cat

What does the exhibition include?

Main floor

The main floor was the residence of the Milà-Segimon couple. Today it houses the exhibition space of Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera and allows visitors to discover original Gaudí features, from the open-plan layout and stone columns, some of them inscribed, to the decorated ceilings that once covered the rooms.