http:\/\/dasbologna.org<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n30 January \u2013 10 February 2019<\/p>\n
Just closed, is the first presentation \u201cPrisma\u201d at the new exhibition space of DAS (Dispositivo Arti Sperimentali). Prisma was divided into the more or less classical group show \u201cHomo Sapiens\u201d curated by Davide da Pieve, and two video installations. Moreover, there were performances during the weekend of the Arte City.<\/p>\n
The main hall was dominated by \u201cImmer m\u00fcde und scheiss Wetter in New York\u201d (Always tired and shitty weather in New York) by Paul Barsch and Tilman Hornig. It was a gathering of personalised umbrellas, showing people lying in beds. A little bit more difficult to discover, were the works by Filippo Cecconi: four Amazon dash buttons, which almost got lost at the huge walls. Nevertheless, it is a simple way of questioning our society\u2019s consumer behaviour using the internet. More poetic – alike the umbrellas – are \u201cPicasso\u2019s\u201d glasses, lying on a dusty floor. In the adjoining room, Paolo Bufalini was represented by an untitled work, a chain mail, embracing a crystal ball. Are these the Middle Ages reminding utensils allowing a glance into the future?<\/p>\n
These more or less minimalist artworks from \u201cHomo Sapiens\u201d were complemented by the two video installations by Alex Pietro Marra and LeleMacrojanni in separated rooms. The first artist, projected a video animation on a light permeable screen, to allow the rays to cause another projection on a second screen and even at the wall behind. In union with the sound, \u201cVirtual_DAS\u201d might be an outlook to the future of the new exhibition space.<\/p>\n
\u201cNobody\u2019s Tales\u201d is an interactive book, which combines the historic format for text recording with contemporary mediums like video and image projection. The observer is invited to thump through the book in his\/her own pace, to discover films, documentaries, narratives and fictions, combined with literature elements. It is a journey through the currently technical feasible and possibilities in the future. As a whole, the new exhibition space of DAS, which is supported by the municipality of the city of Bologna, is a place to keep an eye on.<\/p>\n
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