Marcella Vanzo's 'Anemone' Performance at Galleria Contin
Marcella Vanzo's solo exhibition 'Anemone' at Galleria Contin in Milan is the third and final chapter of the program 'E quel che Alice vi trovò', curated by Lucia Pezzulla and Andrea Contin. The centerpiece is a performance where Vanzo lies atop ten stacked mattresses, dressed in a gown matching the color of fabric anemones thrown by a child. The installation incorporates ceramic assemblages and vintage photographs, creating an environment that blends theater, anatomy, and dream. A saxophonist plays a lullaby, while viewers can climb a small ladder to lean out a window, overlooking Milan's spring skyline. The work explores themes of time, memory, and identity, described by the artist as 'eternal present intermittent.' The exhibition runs from May 2, 2026.
Key facts
- Third and final chapter of 'E quel che Alice vi trovò' program
- Curated by Lucia Pezzulla and Andrea Contin
- Performance features Vanzo on ten stacked mattresses
- Includes ceramic assemblages and vintage photographs
- Saxophonist plays a lullaby during the performance
- Viewers can climb a ladder to lean out a window
- Exhibition at Galleria Contin in Milan
- Date: May 2, 2026
Entities
Artists
- Marcella Vanzo
Institutions
- Galleria Contin
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
Sources
- Artslife —