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The 59 Rivoli association, in collaboration with the City of Paris, welcomes the 3rd edition of the International Festival of Contemporary Mosaic in Paris, devised and curated by Luigi La Ferla.This year’s
Look at Me is a temporary exhibition of one night, initiated by OTTN Projects and realized with the support of Fondazione Marcelo Burlon, that will take place at the Luxy Club in
Photography, from the moment of its invention, has been skilfully mixed with cinema. From the mid-nineteenth century, photographers such as Rejlander, Bayard, Julia Margaret Cameron, Henry Peach Robinson began to carefully stage
A few weeks after the opening of the two major exhibitions in Nice, which narrate Italian art from 1960 to today in an unprecedented and transversal way – presenting a significant gap,
Stefano Comensoli (Milano, 1990) and Nicolò Colciago (Garbagnate Milanese, 1988) are two contemporary explorers. Their field of action is the human landscape (industrial, city and natural). The remains of this experience are
Archiving Encounters is a series dedicated to the exploration of archives in contemporary art practices. This series takes conversations with artists, and their practices, as starting points to encounter the different kinds
This is the story of a cultural adventure with features very similar to a chivalric journey. The protagonists are two fearless young people from Lombardy with noble and generous hearts, close to
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Photography, from the moment of its invention, has been skilfully mixed with cinema. From the mid-nineteenth century, photographers
Stefano Comensoli (Milano, 1990) and Nicolò Colciago (Garbagnate Milanese, 1988) are two contemporary explorers. Their field of action
Daniele Martignoni (b. 1978) is an Italian artist based in Paris. Between 2001 and 2005 Daniele Daniele began
Is there something we can call natural? Human activities altered nature forever: earth, water and air are different
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The 59 Rivoli association, in collaboration with the City of Paris, welcomes the 3rd edition of the International Festival of Contemporary Mosaic in Paris, devised and curated by Luigi La Ferla.This year’s edition is entitled De-Matérialité. The exhibition aims to demonstrate the beauty of
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Look at Me is a temporary exhibition of one night, initiated by
Tales from the inside_out: lost in the mirror is the last exhibition
What a beautiful word is dream? It includes worlds to be discovered
Containers
A few weeks after the opening of the two major exhibitions in Nice, which narrate Italian art from 1960 to today in
The Fondazione Morra Greco is a cultural institution founded in 2003 by dentist Maurizio Greco Morra and exerts a decisive influence on
“The Pippa Bacca Foundation was created for the breeding and dissemination of the colored rabbit. The colored rabbit is among the most
A great public art project that can take up and update the PWPA model (Public Works of Art Project) established by the
STREAMS
An artist who has always been attracted by marginal dynamics and aesthetics, by the complex relationship between economy and contemporary landscape.Born in Alba CN, in 2000 he moved to the Neapolitan hinterland where he began a work that investigates one of the most plastic and dynamic territories in Italy and
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Before talking about the contemporary and Tomoko Nagao, the super Japanese artist I will interview, we need to take a big step back and go to Pop Art, 60 years ago. What was
In this new addition of Streams, we decided to interview Giuseppe Stampone,
For our latest edition of Streams, we decided to interview Pascale Marthine
Streams, the new Made In Mind column, comes from the desire to
ARCHIVING ENCOUNTERS
Archiving Encounters is a series dedicated to the exploration of archives in contemporary art practices. This series takes conversations with artists, and their practices, as starting points to encounter the different kinds of archives they choose to work with. Often artists use ‘the archive’ as a theme itself, produce new taxonomies, respond
Archiving Encounters is a series dedicated to the exploration of archives in contemporary art practices. This series takes conversations with artists, and their practices, as starting points to encounter the different kinds of archives they choose to work with. Often artists use ‘the archive’ as a theme itself, produce new taxonomies, respond
FOCUS
This is the story of a cultural adventure with features very similar to a chivalric journey. The protagonists are two fearless young people from Lombardy with noble and generous hearts, close to those we have come to know in the pages of Ariosto, Cervantes, or Moderata Fonte. As in any self-respecting epic
Portafortuna is a public program presented in Florence by Toast Project Space that aims to bring together different independent Italian entities from the world of contemporary visual culture. In an open perspective independent spaces can help decentralize the contemporary art world, letting new ideas emerge while developing a unique identity. Independent art
V/Space
V-SPACE, curated by Gianluca Gramolazzi, allows us to take time to think about the relationship between digital and real, thanks to essays written by curators and art critics. For issue #22, Domenico
I want to start my discussion with a brief introduction. As the first person invited to participate in the V-SPACE project, Made in Mind asked me to contribute with a critical text