Fondation Cartier's Cinematic Exhibition Opens at Triennale Milano

Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain has inaugurated 'Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier' at Triennale Milano, a film exhibition featuring twelve cinematic works by artists and directors. The show occupies the right wing of the upper floor, a space recently dedicated to Fondation Cartier exhibitions. Works range from Wang Bing's 15-hour '15 Hours' (screened in two parts of 7h55' each) to Artavazd Pelechian's seven-minute 'Vie'. Other films include 'A Queda do Céu' by Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha and Eryk Rocha, 'Au Bonheur des Maths' by Raymond Depardon and Claudine Nougaret, 'El Aroma del Viento' by Paz Encina, 'Mãri hi' by Morzaniel Ɨramari, 'Decades Apart' by PARKing CHANce, 'Nicolae Ceausescu: un’autobiografia' by Andrei Ujica, 'Le Triptyque de Noirmoutier' by Agnès Varda, and 'Martin Pleure' by Jonathan Vinel. The exhibition design by Milanese studio Bunker arc uses relational architecture, creating interconnected projection spaces that invite visitors to build their own path. A parallel program of talks, created with Fondazione Piccolo America-Cinema Troisi, includes free events. The first, on December 13, is a Cinema Night with directors Andrei Ujica and Pietro Marcello, launching the series 'Le storie nella storia: cinema e immagini d’archivio'. Subsequent series include Rural, I quattro elementi (four films by Werner Herzog), I see myself, other see me, I penultimi del mondo, and Sotto lo stesso cielo.