Mona Hatoum's 'Over, under and in between' at Fondazione Prada, Milan
Mona Hatoum's solo exhibition 'Over, under and in between' at Fondazione Prada's Cisterna in Milan runs until 9 November. The show features three large-scale installations: 'Web' (2026), a suspended network of hand-blown glass spheres; 'Map (red)' (2026), a floor-based cartographic piece of over 30,000 red glass spheres using the Gall-Peters projection; and 'all of a quiver' (2022), a motorized kinetic grid of metal cubes rising over eight metres. The Cisterna, a 1909 industrial distillery, anchors the spatial choreography. Hatoum explores themes of order, control, and fragility through recurring geometries of web, map, and grid, avoiding literal political commentary.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Over, under and in between' at Fondazione Prada's Cisterna in Milan
- Runs until 9 November
- Features three works: 'Web' (2026), 'Map (red)' (2026), 'all of a quiver' (2022)
- 'Web' is a suspended network of hand-blown clear glass spheres on steel wires
- 'Map (red)' comprises over 30,000 unanchored red glass spheres using Gall-Peters projection
- 'all of a quiver' is a motorized kinetic grid of metal cubes over eight metres tall
- Cisterna is a 1909 industrial distillery structure
- Hatoum uses geometries of web, map, and grid to explore order and fragility
Entities
Artists
- Mona Hatoum
- Sigmund Freud
- Alberto Giacometti
- Roberto Marossi
- Michael Archer
Institutions
- Fondazione Prada
- Cinema Godard
- Biennale di Venezia
- documenta
- Biennale of Sydney
- Sharjah Biennial
- Taipei Biennial
- Centre Pompidou
- Tate Modern
- KIASMA
- Barbican Centre
- Joan Miró Prize
- Hiroshima Art Prize
- Praemium Imperiale
- Premio Julio González
- exibart
- Phaidon Press
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Beirut
- Lebanon
- Venice
- Palestine
- London
- United Kingdom
- Kassel
- Germany
- Sydney
- Australia
- Sharjah
- United Arab Emirates
- Taipei
- Taiwan
- Paris
- France
- Helsinki
- Finland
Sources
- Exibart —
- Doppiozero —
- Canvas Magazine —
- ATP Diary —
- ArtAsiaPacific —