Chi è Stella Cattaneo
Specializzanda in Storia dell'arte e valorizzazione del patrimonio artistico presso la Scuola di Specializzazione dell'Università degli studi di Genova. Attualmente curatrice di Casa Museo Jorn (Albissola Marina, Savona), ha partecipato a convegni e giornate di studio all'Università di Losanna e all'Università di Genova (2019) e a seminari internazionali di museologia (école du Louvre, 2018). I suoi interessi di ricerca si rivolgono prevalentemente all'arte contemporanea con particolare attenzione al periodo del secondo dopoguerra e all'opera di Yves Klein.
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One hundred years since the Surrealist Manifesto. What the Surréalisme exhibition at the Centre Pompidou looks like.
A long history, that of Surrealism. Not only because of its enduring influence, nor because of the centennial celebrations underway in Italy and abroad. Referring to the chronology that welcomes visitors to the Centre Pompidou from September 4, 2024 ...Read more...
Contemporary art that belongs to the community. The second edition of Connexxion in Savona.
Identity, memory and freedom. These are all topical and urgent issues, at the center of the public debate of recent days and also present as key words in the second edition of Connexxion, a diffuse festival of contemporary art, curated by Livia Savor...Read more...
Arthur Jafa for a black cosmology
When talking about Arthur Jafa (Tupelo, 1960), one's memory probably goes to Love is the message, the message is death (2016). The video work, lasting about 7 minutes, had in fact been made available for streaming during two days in the summe...Read more...
ORLAN. Beyond the body
"The lesson of performance is of utmost importance: identity is not a straitjacket. In fact, we have a survival kit composed of a repertoire of multiple identities" (Guillermo Gómez-Peña, In defense of performance, 2001 in Chiara ...Read more...
Hito Steyerl: contronarratives on the digitaluniverse.
The work of Hito Steyerl (Munich, 1966) is an effective compendium of reflections and representations of one of the most discussed macro topics nowadays: the virtual universe, all that is influenced by it and all that it is linked to. What ...Read more...
Anish Kapoor, the challenge to perception
It now dates back to the summer of three years ago the news, also reported in the pages of Finestre Sull'Arte, of the accident of an Italian tourist visiting the Serralves Museum in Porto, Portugal. The cause of the mishap, which cost the...Read more...
Cindy Sherman and the polyphony of images
Cindy Sherman (Glen Ridge, 1954) is probably among the best known living artists in the world. The medium of expression that has made her famous is photography, and the choice of this medium is probably not accidental. In fact, Sherman belong...Read more...
"A quick poison and a slow balm." Larte for Santiago Sierra
Santiago Sierra (Madrid, 1966) does not like to talk much about his work; he considers any form of explicitness almost a betrayal ofart. His works are entrusted with the task of revealing his very harsh view of the world and of art itself. ...Read more...
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Masterpieces of the Flemish world at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
Jacopo Suggi - 19/11/2024 -
Monte Vibiano Vecchio, a labyrinth and a castle in the heart of Umbria
Redazione - 18/11/2024 -
Keil Space's artistic revolution in Florence: the observer at the center as co-creator
Luca Rossi - 15/11/2024 -
The Fondaco dei Tedeschi, history and transformations of a symbol of Venice
Redazione - 15/11/2024 -
Andrea Pozzo's masterpiece: the Glory of St. Ignatius in Rome
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta - 14/11/2024 -
Sumptuous and cloistered. The Castle of Moncalieri
Federico Giannini - 10/11/2024 -
The Museum of Mediterranean Weaving in Castelsardo: a museum for an ancient craft technique
Redazione - 01/11/2024 -
The Advent Market in Hall in Tirol:?the magic of Christmas in the heart of Tyrol
Redazione - 31/10/2024 -
The Treasure of the Grand Dukes and the collecting of the Tuscan court
Jacopo Suggi - 29/10/2024 -
Veronese villages among history, autumn colors and centuries-old traditions
Redazione - 29/10/2024 -
The Salzburg Fortress has introduced a unique attraction for the public: a set of games
Redazione - 25/10/2024 -
In Austria there is a winter jazz festival held inside museums and churches: the 3 Tage Jazz in Saalfelden
Redazione - 20/10/2024
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By Stella Cattaneo - published on 18/11/2024 alle 19:37:39 - 0 Commenti
