Exhibition

Notre avenir est dans l'air

10 Oct 2015 – 7 Nov 2015

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Free entrance

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Antiquarium Alda Levi

Milan
Lombardy, Italy

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  • MM LINE 2 Stop Sant'Ambrogio
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The exhibition reflects about the future in human experience. The contemporary artworks with archaeological pieces composed a visionary collection of material culture.

About

The "Alda Levi" Antiquarium becomes a lab of visions of the future thanks to sixteen contemporary artists. Notre avenir est dans l'air, curated by Fabio Carnaghi, presents the various artistic interpretations among vitrines and archeological finds. The exhibition is part of the project Biodiversity by ARK Cultural Property and Contemporary for Expo in città.
Our future is in the air: as the cubist painting that inspires the title, the exhibition breaks up the time in several facets in the name of a new unity. Memory is perturbed by the anxieties and tensions of the present. Fragility, instability, perception of the precariousness of our Planet, consciousness of a change that not coincide with progress.
Site specific installations, sculptures, videos, papers come to life beside the finds. Inside and outside the vitrines, the antiques find their alter ego in the artworks created on purpose for a new synergic sensitivity. This face to face relationship has been empowered by the decision of the Soprintendenza Archeologica della Lombardia to put pieces from judiciary sequestrations at the disposal of the artists. 
The artists exhibit new projects and works strictly connected with the referring antiques. Cosmological papers by Simone Pellegrini and utopian architectures by Devis Venturelli; Eva Hide's subversive majolicas and Lorenza Boisi's informal potteries. Cyber anatomies by Maurizio Bongiovanni and the ironic virtual word of Faith Holland; Marjolijn De Wit's "piezographies" and Giovanni De Francesco's sculpture design. Tamara Ferioli's natural jewels and Chiara Lecca's organic vases; Silvia Idili's gothic portraits and the a-chrome fragments by Francesca Longhini. Gianluca Abbate's immaterial fresco and Giulia Berra's science experiments; the archeological glance of Eva Reguzzoni and Lucia Veronesi's visual archives.

Ark Cultural Property and Contemporary, in collaboration with Soprintendenza Archeologica della Lombardia presents Biodiversity, a project to develop an intense dialogue between innovation, conservation and tradition. For Expo in città, the artists are invited to express themselves in armony with the hosting place, to create a new cultural dimension.

The "Alda Levi" Antiquarium collects antiques from the excavations carried out in the area and part of the collection once conserved in Teatro alla Scala museum. The protagonist is the monumental Roman amphitheatre, whose remains have been valorised in the park beside the Antiquarium. For the exhibition, Notre avenir est dans l'air, precious potteries and artifacts from judiciary sequestrations are shown for the first time.

Notre avenir est dans l'air is an exhibition promoted by MiBAC – Soprintendenza Archeologia della Lombardia and Ark Cultural Property and Contemporary, with the patronage of the Municipality of Milan, supported by Touring Club Italiano and the Touring Volunteers for Cultural Heritage, for Expo in Città and Undicesima Giornata AMACI. Thanks to Galleria Fumagalli and Otto Zoo Contemporary Art Gallery.
 

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Fabio Carnaghi

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Chiara Lecca

Simone Pellegrini

Francesca Longhini

Eva Reguzzoni

Lorenza Boisi

Silvia Idili

Lucia Veronesi

Eva Hide

Giovanni De Francesco

Marjolijn de Wit

Maurizio Bongiovanni

Faith Holland

Gianluca Abbate

Devis Venturelli

Giulia Berra

Tamara Ferioli

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Antiquarium Alda Levi

Milan, Italy

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