07/05/2025

Artwork of the Month / May 2025

Border Manuela Vallicelli 2025 powder pigments on canvas 100 cm x 150 cm At first glance, the painting “Border” by Manuela Vallicelli could represent a landscape. There seem to be mountains at the left background, perhaps a lake or bay in front of it. In the central foreground, one might recognise dunes whose almost white… (read more)

Posted in Artwork of the month and tagged 2025, Artwork of the month, aurora, BoA Spazio Arte, Bologna, Border, canvas, Italy, lagoon, Landscape, Manuela Vallicelli, May, Nigeria, painting, powder pigments, Ravenna, red sky, salt lake, sunrise, sunset, surface mine, video
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11/07/2024

The 60th Biennale di Venezia: Foreigners and Strangers

As already stated in our first article about the main exhibition in the Central Pavilion in the Giardini, also the second part of “Foreigners Everywhere – Stranieri Ovunque” in the Arsenale gives the possibility to discover many – for the most part of the Euroamerican public – unknown artists. These “strangers” are often coming from… (read more)

Posted in Exhibitions and tagged 1854, 1858, 2024, aboriginal tribe, Adriano Pedrosa, Africa, After the singing is over, Ahmad and Akram Protecting Hercules, Ana Segovia, Andean culture, Angola, Antoine de Saint-Exupery, architect, Arsenale, Asia, Australia, Austria, Aymara, batik, Biennale di Venezia, Bolivia, Bordadoras de Isla Negra, Bouchra Khalili, Brett Graham, Bridget Reweti, charros, Chile, China, Christopher Columbus, Claire Fontaine, colonialisation, Columbia, Come, Dana Awartani, Diaspora Activism, Diné tribe, Emmi Whitehorse, Erena Arapere-Baker, Espiral do Medo, Eureka Stockade, Europe, Foreigners and Strangers, Foreigners Everywhere, Frieda Toranzo Jaeger, Gaza, Geometric Ballad of Fear, glass easels, Global South, Golden Lion, Great Britan, Greta Schödl, Indigenous people, installation, Italians Everywhere, Italy, Iván Argote, Juana Marta Rodas, Julia Isídres, Kapwani Kiwanga, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Latin America, Let Me Heal Your Wounds. Let Me Mend Your Broken Bones, LGBTQ+ movements, Lina Bo Bardi, Lipid Muse, Māori, Marco Scotini, Marlene Gilson, Mataaho Collective, Maŋgalili Country, Ma’arra Mosaic Museum, Mexico, migrants, mosaic, Museu de Arte de São Paulo, Naminapu Maymuru-White, New Zeeland, Nigeria, Nucleo Storico, Omar Mismar, Pacita Abad, painting, Palestine, Paseo, Photography, Portugal, Pos‘ se acabó este cantar, Queer artists, Refugee Astronaut, River Claure, Sàngódáre Gbádégẹsin Àjàlá, Sarah Hudson, sculpture, Son of the Stars, Stranieri Ovunque, Susanne Wenger, Syria, Takapau, Terri Te Tau, The Little Prince, The Mapping Journey Project, United States, Venice Biennale, WangShui, Warawar Wawa, Waste Lands Act, Wastelands, Wathaurung people, William Buckley, Xiyadie, Yinka Shonibare, Yoruba
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07/05/2025

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The 60th Biennale di Venezia: Foreigners and Strangers

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