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Sharing Our Dreaming Room

17 Sep 2020 – 31 Oct 2020

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Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10:00 – 18:00
Wednesday
10:00 – 18:00
Thursday
10:00 – 18:00
Friday
10:00 – 18:00
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
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z2o Sara Zanin Gallery

Rome
Lazio, Italy

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Sharing Our Dreaming Room intends to propose a generational dialogue with several voices, a choral reflection on the themes of time and on the ability to restore a creative dimension to what surrounds us.

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Sharing Our Dreaming Room
Ahmed, Antufiev, Bettineschi, Calzolari, Camporesi, de Cataldo, Guido, Kaikkonen, Kintera, Kronenberg, Nagasawa, Panikanova, Pediconi, Poli Maramott

17 September 2020 | h. noon – 9 pm
18 September 2020 | h. noon – 7 pm
19 September 2020 | h. noon – 7 pm

17 September > 31 October 2020

In 1955 Arnold Bode worked on the first edition of Documenta in the German town of Kassel, the war has just ended, and the city is going through an extremely turbulent period after being completely razed to the ground. A complex moment begins which, on a global level, will be affected by reconstruction processes on several fronts: social, political, psychological, economic and collective.

The extraordinary nature of Bode's gesture - which will mark the beginning of the history of one of the most famous contemporary art exhibitions in the world - fits perfectly in the attempt to reconstruct a connective tissue on both social and creative fronts.

Sharing Our Dreaming Room intends to propose a generational dialogue with several voices, a choral reflection on the themes of time and on the ability to restore a creative dimension to what surrounds us. The global epidemic, which has dramatically affected Italy since last March, has triggered a wider spectrum of reflections and, with them, a reaction mechanism very often devoted to the ability to renew and to look ahead.

The group show with which z2o Sara Zanin inaugurates its own exhibition season brings together artists and transversal languages ​​to reconstruct a discursive path in which the exchange and interpenetration of ideas guide a reinterpretation of space and time. Ahmed, Antufiev, Bettineschi, Calzolari, Camporesi, de Cataldo, Guido, Kaikkonen, Kintera, Kronenberg, Nagasawa, Panikanova, Pediconi, Poli Maramotti will animate the exhibition spaces of the gallery, imprinting the places we occupy with mnemonic, visual and aesthetic contents and with the aim of raising awareness of the space that surrounds the viewer.

A new beginning, therefore, which once again intends to bring the visitor and his/her relationship of intimate continuity with the work and the artist back to the center.

Some of the works on display were created by the artists during the months of forced seclusion within the domestic space; others enter fully into the aesthetic and conceptual investigation that they have always conducted. In both cases, the exchange and continuity that emerge are functional to evoke a never-dormant dialogue between the work, the artist and those who are about to scrutinize it.

The exhibition thus intends to act as a reflection on the creative power and proactive potential that events and current affairs arouse within contemporary art.

INFO:

Sharing Our Dreaming Room
with: Ahmed, Antufiev, Bettineschi, Calzolari, Camporesi, de Cataldo, Guido, Kaikkonen, Kintera, Kronenberg, Nagasawa, Panikanova, Pediconi, Poli Maramotti
Extraordinary opening: Thursday 17 September, noon-9 pm; Friday 18 September, noon-7 pm, Saturday 19 September, noon-7 pm;
Duration: 17 September > 31 October 2020
Location: z2o Sara Zanin, Via della Vetrina 21, Rome
Info and bookings: info@z2ogalleria.it

Exhibiting artistsToggle

Ibrahim Ahmed

Kaarina Kaikkonen

Hidetoshi Nagasawa

Nazzarena Poli Maramotti

Giovanni Kronenberg

Giovanni de Cataldo

Pierpaolo Calzolari

Beatrice Pediconi

Mariella Bettineschi

Evgeny Antufiev

Michele Guido

Silvia Camporesi

Ekaterina Panikanova

Kristof Kintera

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