News

Sala Daura presents, until July 5th, the exhibition The Sacredness of Jiménez-Balaguer . Curated by Antoni Perna, a selection of works from different periods of Jiménez-Balaguer –from 1956 until now- are being shown. The forty works of the exhibition The Sacredness of Jiménez-Balaguer show, according to curator Antoni Perna, “the unsolved conflicts of our society”. They can be seen from March 13th to July 5th at Sala Daura in Montserrat’s Muse...

Santa Cecília’s monastery in Montserrat and its annexed buildings will be restored thanks to an agreement between Diputació de Barcelona –financer of the works- and Montserrat’s Abbey –proprietor of the architectural ensemble. F. Abbot Josep M. Soler and Diputació de Barcelona’s president, Salvador Esteve, have just signed a collaborative agreement by means of which Diputació will provide eight-hundred thousand euros which will contribut...

According to the artist, ‘in his youth, the Saint’s figure interprets the strong personality of the patron saint of Europe, also considered the patron saint of Western Europe’s monastic life’. ‘After studying his biography –with the emotional support of F. Alcuí M. Serras, a.c.s- we have interpreted a young, courageous, strong-handed man. With hands that have built monasteries, but have prayed and blessed as well’ explains Manuel Cusachs. These S...

Montserrat’s basilica will be closed for two weeks from 2pm to 6pm due to the organ’s tuning works. It will be from 9th to 13th March and from 16th to 20th March. However, the throne of the Virgin will be open as usual, visitors can access the throne through the Ave Maria Way, on the left side of the atrium. 

A selection of the original graphic art by Joaquim Chancho, produced between 1972 and 2013, composed of serigraphs, etchings and lithographs, can be seen at Espai d’Art Pere Pruna in Montserrat’s Museum (MDM) from 10th November to 15th March 2015. The exhibition –named Estampes (Prints) - is made up of forty pieces produced from different techniques – some of them in collaboration with artists and different graphic art workshops in Barcelona. According to curator Ant&ogr...

Montserrat’s Museum presents, until Nov. 2nd, an unprecedented exhibition of Coptic textiles. It is the completion of a long process of work, study and restoration, which started after they were donated to the Monastery in 1999 by Soler Vilabella family. The exhibition ‘The Coptic Textiles of Montserrat’s Museum: The Soler Vilabella collection’ has worth beyond the textile typologies it gathers. Its importance lies especially in all the historiography that contextualiz...