From Portrait to Selfie: Exhibition Explores Self-Representation from Prehistory to Today
In Cles, Italy, there's an intriguing exhibit called "From Portrait to Selfie: Representing the Self from Prehistory to Today," curated by Gianluca Fondriest with design by Marcello Nebl. This exhibition traces the journey of how we’ve captured our likenesses, showcasing items from ancient artifacts to modern art. You’ll find works from well-known artists like Giovanni Battista Lampi, Mario Sironi, and Giacomo Balla. The display highlights our natural desire to depict ourselves, featuring Egyptian funerary masks alongside contemporary pieces. Plus, there are immersive video and sound installations for a richer experience. An Instagram contest, using the hashtag #dalritrattoalselfie, also allows people to engage online, thanks to Consorzio Cles Iniziative.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'Dal ritratto al selfie. La rappresentazione del sé dalla Preistoria a oggi'
- Curated by Gianluca Fondriest
- Exhibition design by Marcello Nebl
- Features archaeological artifacts and works by Giovanni Battista Lampi, Mario Sironi, Bartolomeo Bezzi, Fortunato Depero, Giacomo Balla, Achille Funi, Luigi Ontani, Mark Kostabi
- Includes video and sound installations
- Instagram photo contest with hashtag #dalritrattoalselfie
- Collaboration with Consorzio Cles Iniziative
- Held in Cles, Italy
Entities
Artists
- Giovanni Battista Lampi
- Mario Sironi
- Bartolomeo Bezzi
- Fortunato Depero
- Giacomo Balla
- Achille Funi
- Luigi Ontani
- Mark Kostabi
Institutions
- Consorzio Cles Iniziative
- Artribune
Locations
- Cles
- Italy