Click to enlarge. Photographs (c) Sissi Roselli
From June 10 to July 3, 2016, the Ca’ Pesaro Museum of Moder Art in Venice will be holding the exhibition Drawn Theories / Teorie disegnate. The exhibition, curated by Sara Marini and Giovanni Corbellini, and organized within the international research project Recycle Italy ‘collects an international landscape of authors who express their positions about recycling in architecture through drawing’. Among some nice graphic installments by more apt professionals, it also features a sequence of drawings by yours truly, which show the shameless recycling of a drawing that was itself using elements from a previous commission. Seeing the whole ensemble, which includes works from some usual suspects such as Jimenez Lai or Wes Jones, I wonder whether I should have produced a piece exclusively for the show, but timing forbade.
Jimenez Lai: ‘Wrong’, via
That guy. Photographs (c) Sissi Roselli
The inauguration took place be on June 10 at 4 pm at Ca’ Pesaro, ground floor, in the rooms for the small temporary exhibitions. However, if you won’t be able to attend it while in the gallery, the exhibition will later be set up at Tolentini for the PRIN Re-cycle Italy final conference on September 30, 2016).
The authors featured are: Eduardo Arroyo, Aldo Aymonino, Carmelo Baglivo, Piotr Barbarewicz, Baukuh, Rosario Giovanni Brandolino, Pablo Castro (OBRA Architects), Fabio Alessandro Fusco, Wes Jones, Jimenez Lai, David Mangin, Luca Merlini, Riccardo Miotto, Hrvoje Njiric, Peanutz Architekten, Matteo Pericoli, Franco Purini, François Roche, Beniamino Servino, Federico Soriano, Tam Associati + Marta Gerardi, Klaus (Klaustoon), and Yellow Office.This exhibitions is organized within the international research Recycle Italy. It concerns the potential of conceptual processing connected to drawing and its capability to observe reality, catching latent design-related points of view.
Re/Cycle Research group: Pippo Ciorra, Francesco Garofalo, Sara Marini, Giovanni Corbellini, Alberto Bertagna, Giulia Menzietti, Francesca Pignatelli.
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Architecture has always fascinated, me. To see it through a different perspective; other than photos or images, is extraordinary! I think it is excellent; that such an exhibition exists.
You might be interested in ‘Chatter: Architecture Talks Back’, then: https://klaustoon.wordpress.com/2015/05/26/exhibitions-2015-chatter-architecture-talks-back-at-the-art-institute/, and perhaps ‘MAS Context: NARRATIVE’: https://klaustoon.wordpress.com/2013/12/17/a-new-book-yesterday-new-release-mas-context-narrative/