Group Show 'Pandemic' Opens at Galleria Zero in Milan
Right now, there's an exhibition called 'Pandemic,' curated by Paolo Zani, happening at Galleria Zero in Milan’s Porto di Mare. It features the work of ten artists from different generations, tackling themes like oil spills on water, surveillance camera infrastructure, meme culture glitches, and the transient nature of media through paintings and puzzles. The lineup includes artists like Neïl Beloufa, Guillaume Bijl, Enzo Cucchi, and several others. Interestingly, in this post-industrial space next to an abandoned hotel, there are no wall labels. Instead, visitors have to rely on a press release to understand the pieces and come up with their own interpretations.
Key facts
- Curated by Paolo Zani
- Ten artists: Neïl Beloufa, Guillaume Bijl, Enzo Cucchi, Irene Fenara, John Gerrard, Eva & Franco Mattes, Emilio Prini, Michael Rey, Hans Schabus, Ylva Snöfrid
- Venue: Galleria Zero, Porto di Mare, Milan
- Adjacent to an abandoned hotel
- No wall labels; identification via press release
- Themes: oil slicks, surveillance, meme culture, media temporality
- Post-industrial architectural setting
- No predefined visitor path
Entities
Artists
- Neïl Beloufa
- Guillaume Bijl
- Enzo Cucchi
- Irene Fenara
- John Gerrard
- Eva & Franco Mattes
- Emilio Prini
- Michael Rey
- Hans Schabus
- Ylva Snöfrid
- Paolo Zani
Institutions
- Galleria Zero
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Porto di Mare