In the medieval world, peacocks symbolized eternal resurrection, but also vanity. Panthers were multicolored beasts that represented the power of Christ because they were said to attract wild beasts and frighten dragons. The basilisk, half serpent and half rooster, was like the devil because it could kill with its voice, its scent, and its gaze. These are three of the stories that can be found starting this Tuesday in the new immersive exhibition at the Amatller Art Center, titled The fantastic library of beastsThis is a co-production of Layers of Reality with the Museum of Medieval Art of Vic (MEV) with which the museum takes the exhibition to a new dimension Beasts. Animals in Medieval Art of the MEVCurated by Judit Verdaguer and Marc Sureda, the exhibition received the Catalan Association of Museologists' award for best exhibition of the year and the Sàpiens Award for best historical outreach initiative.