Fondazione Modena Arti Visive Spring 2022 Exhibitions
Fondazione Modena Arti Visive presents three exhibitions for spring 2022. Jordi Colomer's 'Strade,' curated by Daniele De Luigi, is the artist's first Italian retrospective. Colomer, who represented Spain at the 57th Venice Biennale (2017), explores physical and real space. The show includes 'Progetto per Modena Parade / Corteo Modenese,' a large table for a public performance on March 27 in Modena's streets, created with students from Istituto d'Arte Venturi and FMAV. Other works include 'Crier sur les toits' and 'Anarchitekton.' Salvatore Vitale's 'Decompressed Prism,' curated by Chiara Dall'Olio, uses an airport as a metaphor for societal surveillance. The multimedia installation features a 30-minute film with an avatar protagonist. Aldo Spoldi's 'Le avventure di Aldo. Archivi come connessione di tempi,' curated by Francesca Zanella, dialogues with the Museo della Figurina's collection, exploring time and play. A family-kit titled 'Qui non si lavora, si gioca!' is available.
Key facts
- Fondazione Modena Arti Visive spring 2022 exhibitions feature Jordi Colomer, Salvatore Vitale, and Aldo Spoldi.
- Jordi Colomer's 'Strade' is his first Italian retrospective, curated by Daniele De Luigi.
- Colomer represented Spain at the 57th Venice Biennale in 2017.
- A public performance 'Corteo Modenese' will take place on March 27 in Modena.
- The performance involves students from Istituto d'Arte Venturi and FMAV.
- Salvatore Vitale's 'Decompressed Prism' critiques surveillance society using an airport metaphor.
- Aldo Spoldi's exhibition dialogues with the Museo della Figurina collection.
- A family-kit 'Qui non si lavora, si gioca!' accompanies Spoldi's show.
Entities
Artists
- Jordi Colomer
- Salvatore Vitale
- Aldo Spoldi
- Daniele De Luigi
- Chiara Dall'Olio
- Francesca Zanella
Institutions
- Fondazione Modena Arti Visive
- Galería Juana de Aizpuru
- Istituto d'Arte Venturi
- Museo della Figurina
- Ovest Lab
- FMAV
Locations
- Modena
- Italy
- Barcelona
- Spain
- Palermo
- Crema
- Venice
- Bucarest
- Brasilia
- Osaka