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Atlas of Transitions Biennale's Fourth Edition Opens in Bologna

festival-fair · 2026-04-27

The fourth edition of the Atlas of Transitions Biennale, named "We The People," has commenced in Bologna under the curation of Piersandra Di Matteo. This initiative by Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione delves into the relationships between citizens, immigrants, and newcomers through artistic expression. Rescheduled for winter, the event highlights the importance of listening during times of solitude. The program kicks off with "Concertata," an installation by CHEAP showcasing photographs from Michele Lapini. Documentary theater is presented in "Voci da Lingua madre" by Lola Arias. Notable contributors include ZimmerFrei with "Saga," Rokia Bamba, Meike Clarelli, and Carolyne Afroetry. Additionally, performances like "Necropolis" by Arkazi Zaides will take place, alongside discussions such as a roundtable on "Right to the City" and a seminar featuring Brandon LaBelle, Christine Eyene, and Hypatia Vourloumis.

Key facts

  • Fourth and final edition of Atlas of Transitions Biennale titled 'We The People'
  • Curated by Piersandra Di Matteo
  • Realized by Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione with eleven partners
  • Opens in Bologna in winter 2020
  • Features installation 'Concertata' by CHEAP | Street Poster Art with photos by Michele Lapini
  • Includes 'Voci da Lingua madre' by Lola Arias
  • Collective ZimmerFrei presents 'Saga'
  • Performance 'Necropolis' by Arkazi Zaides maps unnamed Mediterranean dead

Entities

Artists

  • Piersandra Di Matteo
  • Michele Lapini
  • Lola Arias
  • ZimmerFrei
  • Rokia Bamba
  • Federico de Felice
  • Meike Clarelli
  • Carolyne Afroetry
  • Arkazi Zaides
  • Brandon LaBelle
  • Christine Eyene
  • Hypatia Vourloumis
  • Roberta Paltrinieri
  • Paola Parmiggiani
  • Pierluigi Musarò
  • Melissa Moralli

Institutions

  • Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione
  • CHEAP | Street Poster Art
  • Neu Radio
  • Atlantico Festival
  • Biennale Internationale de Casablanca
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Bologna
  • Italy
  • Mediterranean
  • Europe
  • Casablanca
  • Morocco

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