Architects and Museum Directors Debate the Future of Exhibitions

In an article featured on Artribune, notable figures from the art community express their visions for upcoming exhibitions. Christian Greco, director of Museo Egizio, underscores the importance of temporary displays and flexible storage in making culture accessible and minimizing environmental impact. Architect Mara Servetto champions the idea of fostering deep wonder rather than focusing solely on technology, advocating for the use of AI to boost engagement. Carlo Ratti remarks, "The exhibition is dead. Long live the exhibition," emphasizing the need for collective experiences. Edith Gabrielli from VIVE supports interdisciplinary shows centered on art, referencing Piero di Cosimo's 'La Maddalena.' Other contributors, including Federico Leoni, Luca Molinari, and Simone Esposito, highlight the need for thoughtful and educational approaches. Santa Nastro curates the discussion.