The Others Fair Moves to Ex-Hospital in Turin for 2018 Edition
The Others, Italy's self-styled leading independent art fair, is moving to the former Regina Maria Adelaide Hospital in Turin for its 2018 edition, which will take place from November 1 to 4. This unique venue includes original operating rooms and areas used by surgeons. Founder Roberto Casiraghi raises questions about the significance of art fairs in the Instagram era, pondering the importance of live emotional experiences. Over 40 galleries will participate, with 60% coming from abroad, marking a shift from past years. The fair collaborates with Gambero Rosso, and its curatorial board, headed by Bruno Barsanti, features members like Alejandro Alonso Diaz and the collective SUPERDEALS. A new segment, Expanded Screen, will showcase video installations. The fair aims to keep costs low for both exhibitors and attendees, benefiting the Borgo Rossini neighborhood and aiding in the preservation of the dilapidated hospital.
Key facts
- The Others fair takes place November 1-4, 2018 at ex-Ospedale Regina Maria Adelaide in Turin.
- Founder Roberto Casiraghi questions art fairs' existence versus Instagram as a one-stop platform.
- Over 40 galleries participate, with 60% from outside Italy.
- Curatorial board led by Bruno Barsanti includes five international curators and SUPERDEALS collective.
- New section Expanded Screen dedicated to video installations.
- Partnership with Gambero Rosso food and wine guide.
- Fair aims to keep participation costs low for exhibitors and public.
- Event contributes to neighborhood vitality and hospital maintenance.
Entities
Artists
- Roberto Casiraghi
- Bruno Barsanti
- Alejandro Alonso Diaz
- Yulia Belousova
- Pietro Della Giustina
- Iben Bach Elmstrøm
- Paola Rampini
- Lorenzo Bruni
Institutions
- The Others
- Gambero Rosso
- SUPERDEALS
- Artribune
- The Others Fair
- IUAV
- Brera
- AANT
- IED
Locations
- Turin
- Italy
- ex-Ospedale Regina Maria Adelaide
- Borgo Rossini
- Cuba
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Japan
- Lithuania
- Netherlands
- Peru
- Russia
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Taiwan
- Piazza d'Armi
- ex Ospedale Militare Alessandro Riberi
- corso IV Novembre