Thursday 26 > sunday 29 april 10 am >7 pm Museo della Storia di Bologna - Palazzo Pepoli
5 pm opening
Accademie Eventuali - 1a edizione
Giovanni Anceschi (I) / Luca Trevisani (I)
Ambienti plurali, partiture somatiche e frutta di stagione
exhibition/workshop
With Marco Bonaccolto, Fabio Caccuri, Valentino Campisi, Giovanni Copelli, Jaya Cozzani, Rada Kozeli, Tiziano Rossano Mainieri, Simone Massafra, Namsal Siedlecki, Valeria Talamonti.
Luca Trevisani and Giovanni Anceschi - one a visual artist and the other a major theorist and italian designer - are the pair of authors invited to conduct a workshop entitled Ambienti plurali, partiture somatiche e frutta di stagione (Plural environments, somatic scores and seasonal fruit). Accademie Eventuali (Possible Academies) is a new training project for students from italian academies, consisting of a series of workshops and culminating in an exhibition scheduled to coincide with the most important cultural events of the city of Bologna. To facilitate the blending of language and experience, Accademie Eventuali has engaged two renowned artists from different disciplines.
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5 pm opening
Accademie Eventuali - 1a edizione
Giovanni Anceschi (I) / Luca Trevisani (I)
Ambienti plurali, partiture somatiche e frutta di stagione
exhibition/workshop
With Marco Bonaccolto, Fabio Caccuri, Valentino Campisi, Giovanni Copelli, Jaya Cozzani, Rada Kozeli, Tiziano Rossano Mainieri, Simone Massafra, Namsal Siedlecki, Valeria Talamonti.
Luca Trevisani and Giovanni Anceschi - one a visual artist and the other a major theorist and italian designer - are the pair of authors invited to conduct a workshop entitled Ambienti plurali, partiture somatiche e frutta di stagione (Plural environments, somatic scores and seasonal fruit). Accademie Eventuali (Possible Academies) is a new training project for students from italian academies, consisting of a series of workshops and culminating in an exhibition scheduled to coincide with the most important cultural events of the city of Bologna. To facilitate the blending of language and experience, Accademie Eventuali has engaged two renowned artists from different disciplines.
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a project by Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio in Bologna e Fondazione Furla
in collaboration with Genus Bononiae, MAMbo – Museo d’Arte Moderna di Bologna, Xing
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Giovanni Anceschi, founder of Gruppo T (Tempo), was a leading player in Kinetic and Programmed Art (with Bruno Munari) and in the international movement, Nouvelles Tendences in the sixties. In the design field, Anceschi’s principal themes are linked to ongoing processes, from corporal identity to exhibition design, from computer graphics to interaction design. He works both in Italy and abroad as a historian and theorist and as an organizer in multimodality. Emeritus professor of IUAV/Faculty of Design and Arts in Venice University and DAMS (Drama, Art and Music Studies) in Bologna, he has taught design theory and basic design. He is coordinator of the Doctorate in Design. In 2011 he created an application for Apple’s iPhone (innovetempi, App Store) an interactive work of art which was first conceived as a programmed graphics design in the sixties. Since 2000, the ground-breaking value of Kinetic and Programmed art, and of Gruppo T in particular, has been recognized at an international level. In Italy in 2005 the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome inaugurated the exhibition Gli ambienti del gruppo T: le origini dell’arte interattiva, and an entire section of the Museo del ‘900 in Milan is dedicated to the places and work of Gruppo T.
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Luca Trevisani is one of the most internationally acclaimed young Italian artists. He has shown his work in numerous locations, including: Maxxi Rome, Macro Rome, Magasin Grenoble, Mart Rovereto, Venice Biennale of Architecture, Manifesta7, Museion Bolzano, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Daimler Kunstsammlung Berlin, CCA Antratx Mallorca, Giò Marconi Milan, Pinksummer Genoa, MAMbo Bologna, Mehdi Chouakri Berlin, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Turin. He has won various awards and acknowledgements including the Furla award for art (2007), the Acacia award (2008), and the New York award (2009). He has published two books, The effort took its tools (Argobooks, Berlin 2008) and Luca Trevisani (Silvana editoriale, Milan 2009), and articles for national and international magazines. Since 2010 he has run the editorial platform latecomerforerunner.blogspot.com. His sculpture surrenders itself to the wear and tear of things, to material life, in an ongoing definition of identity and its limits.
www.lucatrevisani.info
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Giovanni Anceschi, founder of Gruppo T (Tempo), was a leading player in Kinetic and Programmed Art (with Bruno Munari) and in the international movement, Nouvelles Tendences in the sixties. In the design field, Anceschi’s principal themes are linked to ongoing processes, from corporal identity to exhibition design, from computer graphics to interaction design. He works both in Italy and abroad as a historian and theorist and as an organizer in multimodality. Emeritus professor of IUAV/Faculty of Design and Arts in Venice University and DAMS (Drama, Art and Music Studies) in Bologna, he has taught design theory and basic design. He is coordinator of the Doctorate in Design. In 2011 he created an application for Apple’s iPhone (innovetempi, App Store) an interactive work of art which was first conceived as a programmed graphics design in the sixties. Since 2000, the ground-breaking value of Kinetic and Programmed art, and of Gruppo T in particular, has been recognized at an international level. In Italy in 2005 the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome inaugurated the exhibition Gli ambienti del gruppo T: le origini dell’arte interattiva, and an entire section of the Museo del ‘900 in Milan is dedicated to the places and work of Gruppo T.
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Luca Trevisani is one of the most internationally acclaimed young Italian artists. He has shown his work in numerous locations, including: Maxxi Rome, Macro Rome, Magasin Grenoble, Mart Rovereto, Venice Biennale of Architecture, Manifesta7, Museion Bolzano, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Daimler Kunstsammlung Berlin, CCA Antratx Mallorca, Giò Marconi Milan, Pinksummer Genoa, MAMbo Bologna, Mehdi Chouakri Berlin, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Turin. He has won various awards and acknowledgements including the Furla award for art (2007), the Acacia award (2008), and the New York award (2009). He has published two books, The effort took its tools (Argobooks, Berlin 2008) and Luca Trevisani (Silvana editoriale, Milan 2009), and articles for national and international magazines. Since 2010 he has run the editorial platform latecomerforerunner.blogspot.com. His sculpture surrenders itself to the wear and tear of things, to material life, in an ongoing definition of identity and its limits.
www.lucatrevisani.info
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