Born in the Catalonia region of Spain in 1893, Joan Miró (1893–1983) is, along with his compatriot Pablo Picasso, one of the representative masters of twentieth-century art. His distinctive and richly poetic artistic style, which took shapes found in nature such as the sun, the stars, and the moon and transformed them into symbols, enjoys high popularity in Japan. Today, 40 years after his death, Joan Miró’s creative legacy is being reevaluated around the world. This exhibition offers a comprehensive introduction to the work of an artist who continued his search for new modes of expression until the age of 90, and features paintings, ceramics, and sculptures from his early period until his final years, including the “Constellations” series. This major retrospective provides an unprecedented opportunity to experience the essence of Miró’s art, through numerous masterpieces drawn from collections around the world.