Lygia Clark, Viagem, 1973, courtesy The Cultural Association,
‘The World of Lygia Clark’, Rio de Janeiro. Photograph by David Pearson
Exhibition view, Ritual without Myth. Photograph by David Pearson
Joachim Koester, To navigate, in a genuine way, in the unknown necessitates an attitude of daring, but not one of recklessness (movements generated from the Magical Passes of Carlos Castaneda), 2009, courtesy of the artist and Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Copenhagen. Photograph by David Pearson.
Ioana Nemes, Relics for the Afterfuture (Brown), 2009, courtesy Jiri Svestka Gallery, Prague and Berlin. Photograph by David Pearson.
Dana Anesiadou, I KISS YOUR ECTOPLASM LIKE I WOULD A SHARK III, 2012, courtesy of the artist and Elisa Platteau & Cie Galerie, Brussels. Photograph by David Pearson
Patrizio Di Massimo, Una Turandiade Buzziana (in forma di note), 2011, courtesy of the artist. Photograph by David Pearson
Erick Beltrán, Demonstrative Figures (Assimilated), 2012,
courtesy of the artist and LABOR, Mexico City. Photograph by David Pearson
courtesy of the artist and Elisa Platteau & Cie Galerie, Brussels. Photograph by David Pearson
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Rituale senza mito. Rito come catalizzatore di esperienze mutevoli, sovversive nei confronti dei miti dominanti.
In mostra l’italiano Patrizio Di Massimo, scelto dal team di curatori del MA in Curating Contemporary Art del Royal College of Art di Londra, insieme ad altri nove artisti: Danai Anesiadou, Asco, Erick Beltrán, Lygia Clark, Joachim Koester, Ioana Nemes, Ocaña, Amalia Pica, Yeguas del Apocalipsis.
La mostra grazie al supporto di Fiorucci Art Trust è accompagnata da una pubblicazione con saggi, estratti di narrazioni e visual essay composti anche con i materiali dell’archivio del Warburg Institute Library Photographic Collections di Londra, in un’originale progetto grafico del designer Rustan Söderling.
Giulia Brivio