Ciriaca+Erre's 'Suspended Woman' Replaces Ads on Milan's Corso Como Videowall

Artist Ciriaca+Erre (born 1973 in Matera, lives between London and Lugano) returns to Milan with a site-specific video intervention on a videowall at Corso Como 15, running until May 18. The work, titled 'Suspended Woman,' replaces commercial advertising with a moving-image narrative that critiques the representation of the female body, overlaying contemporary footage with sexist and anti-feminist ads from the 1960s and 1970s. The video documentary is an excerpt from a decade-long research project by the artist. Curated by Alfredo Cramerotti, the project is part of Con-Temporary Art's programs, which this year collaborates with the Mostyn Visual Arts Centre in Wales. The next installment, from May 19 to 31, will feature an excerpt from a Marinella Senatore exhibition, also supported by Poincaré, opening concurrently at Mostyn.