The museum's reopening, following nearly a year of interior refurbishment, will debut a new museography allowing the exhibition of approximately 300 pieces, effectively doubling the previously displayed collection.
A major highlight is the creation of a new space dedicated entirely to the Reus-born architect Antoni Gaudí, coinciding with the centenary of his death. This room will be integrated into the area dedicated to local artists.
“"Unpublished documentation will be shown, such as drawings and other elements that were saved from the fire suffered by the master's workshop in 1936."
This historical and documentary material highlights the figure of Gaudí in his birthplace and reinforces the importance of the patrimonial collection held by the Reus museum.
