international

At Palazzo Grassi, a look at the world belonging to us

	In a 16th century hall the ghosts of the new consumer society come to life. Fears, anxieties, terror and uncertainties, are shown with raw determination which makes us think. The world belongs to you like a warning whispered slowly, deeply. What remains is the false illusion that one can hope to change something else and maybe that is what the forty artists from all over the world exhibited here are saying... continue»

International-Venice Biennial: Boundaries or bridges?

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Call and response: Intriguing pavilions and collateral events

	116 years running, 89 national pavilions, 4 new presences, 7 returns after years of absence, 37 collateral events, the 54th edition of the Venice Biennial seemingly is a display of numbers, but in fact it is much more...continue»

International-Venice Biennial: City of light

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International-Venice Biennial: Curiger inquiries

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International-Venice Biennial: Stretching the elastic of Illuminations

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Embracing the Enlightenment

	The very title of the 54th International Exhibition of Art in Venice, is an engaging one and immediately declares its intention to disclose something relevant, throwing light beyond boundaries and definitions...continue»

Lonesome in a crowd

	NY artist Moby presents his book of photography in Berlin released jointly with his 10th record...continue»

Biennale (over)DONE

	A Biennale gossiped about, mistreated, insulted. A vain Biennale. A super-sized Biennale. Among the accusations, polemics and extremes by partisan, curators, art critics and politicians, much has been said and will most likely continue to be said. "There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about" said Oscar Wilde and "talking badly is better still" added someone else. What is said is done, the die is cast, or in the words of the most skillful of croupiers, les jeux sont fait…continue»

The Ara Pacis calling the Foreign Ministry. When the collection becomes res publica

	The collection of the Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs is for the first time available to the public with a hundred works of painting, sculpture, design of the biggest names in the history of Italian art for a century now. Iconic figures and everyday objects displayed in the Museum of Ara Pacis, with which all generations of visitors will be able to identify with patriotic pride ... continue»

Wide Angle ZimmerFrei

	A multimedia ensemble formed in 1999 and composed of Anna Rispoli (director and performer), Anna de Manincor (video maker and performer) and Massimo Carozzi (sound designer). Active in video and performance, with sound installations and photographic works, mixing genres and techniques within a coherent research that focuses on the physical spaces through which the sensation of passing time which marks both enigmatic and trivial without differentiation. Now MAMbo dedicates to them a personal show ...continue»

I could eat you and you could eat me...We could better know each other...

	Inspired by this thought of Levi-Strauss, La Maison Rouge in Paris, is staging a surprising and provocative exhibition on cannibalism. A practice followed from past to present times. The integrity of the human body is called into question in a total reconstruction and metamorphosis... continue»

Requiem for a flower

	Like a film director, Laure Amforta loves close-ups, zoom-ins on off-stage details. Based on the theme of Alice in Wonderland, the artist leads an investigation into the mystery of their plant porosity and their ephemeral decline ...continue»

Mirò beyond Surrealism

	The relationship between historical events and their influence on Miro's artistic production is presented as a constant throughout the artist’s career. This alluring element gives character as well as an exciting path to follow though the exhibition...continue»

The meaning of the Mediterranean

	Ten young Italian artists and nine Israelis in an exhibition that reflects on the encounter between cultures, borders and identity in the name of an artistic exchange capable of promoting a dialogue for peace ... continue»

Luca Donnini’s Corpus Trip tries to free flight in the free city of Berlin and the neighborhood turns against him

	At Cell63 art gallery in Berlin, I meet Luca Donnini and his staff. We work in groups, guests and staff entirely, we improvise technical devises and programs, attempting to fly the pictures. But the Neukölln district of free Berlin slows us down, censors us, leaving a bitter taste...continue»

Striking moments

	Walking around Graham’s images it’s impossible not to feel anger. Photographs striking at the feelings and rage experienced and expressed by a whole new generation of working class people in Europe. The descriptive and artistic aspects of photography coalesce, often tackling difficult subjects for a medium that engages with the observable world...continue»

The body as a language

	In the years of Woodstock and the invention of the miniskirt, twelve teachers of Italian and international photography are confronted with the nuances of bodily expressiveness, including sensuality, irony, drama and everyday life .. continue»

Does Greece hold a new religion??

	New Religion is Damien Hirst's first solo exhibition in Greece. Hirst triggers mechanisms of thoughts and questions related to the most basic insecurities and fears of human existence, such as pain, death and salvation…continue»

Berlinottanta: Impetuous Painting

	Large, unusual oversized, canvases which fill the gaze, offered as a backdrop of a theater, within which the viewer moves. At MARCA (Museo delle Arti Catanzaro), 70 works, some never before exhibited to the public in Italy. A group of rebels artists from Berlin of the 1980s, from the fall of the Wall... continue»