A group show in Convento di San Francesco, Bagnacavallo RA, Italy.
Artists: Yuri Ancarani, Sergia Avveduti, Bertozzi & Casoni, Silvia Camporesi, David Casini, Stefania Galegati, Chiara Lecca, Enrico Minguzzi, Alessandro Pessoli, Alessandro Roma con Paola Ponti, Andrea Salvatori, Marco Samorè, Nicola Samorì, Italo Zuffi.
Organized by MAGMA
Curated by Viola Emaldi
it’s a Collective born in June 2020 formed by Chiara Lecca and her family of creatives and shepherds.
It’s inspired by the region where it’s born, the Romagna hinterland, and feeded by the wildest part of Sardinia,where its roots are, and by the purpose to preserve and connect to the future our Natural primitive imprint .
The focus is on the skin: recycled leather looking for a second chance and the imaginary skins we choose as second epidermis anytime we dress up.
Imagined in 2020, the starting point is a PRIMITIVE T-SHIRT’S POP
Follow on: @clarulecis
The Premio Campigna 2019, on the occasion of its 60th edition, presents a selection by invitation of 9 artists who have taken part in the editions of recent years and have distinguished themselves for their artistic practice.
Galleria Comunale Vero Stoppioni
Santa Sofia FC
Italy
atlante
dei margini, delle superfici e dei frammenti
Group Show curated by Massimiliano Fabbri
Museo civico Luigi Varoli
Cotignola RA
Italy
Group Show curated by Claudio Spadoni
Magazzini del Sale Torre Cervia RA
Italy
Fiera internazionale d’arte moderna e contemporanea
With Galleria Fumagalli, Milan
Fieramilanocity, Milan, Italy
The MACRO ASILO in Rome present a new publication curated by Veronica Montanino and Anna Maria Panzera, edited by Bordeaux Editori.
Chiara Lecca is present with a text about her work.
Conference
Macro Auditorium, h. 17.00
Chiara Lecca speaks of art, nature, society through her work
MACRO Museo d’Arte Contemporanea
MACRO is located in Rome, in the Salario-Nomentano district, in via Nizza 138.
Free admission
A party opened to all comers on 30 September started the experimental project known as Macro Asilo, due to feature at the Macro in Via Nizza, Rome, for 15 months, until 31 December 2019. The new scheme devised by project curator Giorgio de Finisis going to turn the entire museum into a fully-fledged living organism at once “hospitable” and relational, urging people, skills and disciplines to meet and cooperate in a rationale of constant openness and participation on the part of the city and of the public. To ensure that that happens, admission will be free for everyone.
The new rooms will include one devoted to Romes (the city’s name in the plural), the word room (devoted to the vocabulary of contemporary art), the reading room, the media and radio room and the ATELIER: four twin spaces designed for artists producing a work inside the museum.
Chiara Lecca will be at ATELIER #3 from 13th to 20th of January
MACRO Museo d’Arte Contemporanea
MACRO is located in Rome, in the Salario-Nomentano district, in via Nizza 138.
Free admission
Drawing, works on paper and photography fair in Lugano
with Galleria Fumagalli, Milan
Centro Esposizioni, Lugano, Switzerland
Chiara Lecca exhibits a new photographic project entitled “Moon Milk” inspired by cosmology and the natural cycle of the elements.
GROUP EXHIBITION_ CASTELLO DI PAGAZZANO
Pagazzano, Bergamo, Italy
curated by Angela Madesani
opening 02.06.2018
Spatium è la seconda di un ciclo di mostre a cadenza annuale dal titolo Le stanze del contemporaneo. Antico e contemporaneo dialogano e si confrontano in contesti d’eccezione situati nella provincia bergamasca, distanti pochi chilometri l’uno dall’altro: da Palazzo Botti a Torre Pallavicina residenza di villeggiatura estiva degli Sforza, a Palazzo Visconti a Brignano, leggendaria residenza dell’Innominato raccontato dal Manzoni e, per rimanere in tema letterario il Castello di Pagazzano che accolse il Petrarca che proprio nelle sue sale compose i Trionfi. E ancora il settecentesco Palazzo Giovanelli a Morengo ora sede del Comune, Villa Colleoni a Cortenuova costruita nella seconda metà del Settecento, utilizzata per la mostra negli ampi spazi del giardino all’inglese, come a Palazzo Tirloni a Covo.
Spatium è un termine che racchiude in sé differenti accezioni, così come la mostra: rappresenta lo spazio reale, la superficie, l’estensione delle sale e dei luoghi che ospitano le opere, ma anche lo spazio interiore e fisico che i lavori degli artisti vanno ad occupare e infine lo spazio inteso come la distanza che separa le varie sedi e che il visitatore deve percorrere, mettendosi in dialogo lui stesso con contenitori e contenuti, con significante e significato, in un processo di scoperta di luoghi, persone e cose.
GROUP EXHIBITION_ VESTFOSSEN KUNSTLABORATORIUM
Oslo, Norway
curated by Demetrio Paparoni
opening 5.05.2018
The 16th edition of Vestfossen KunstLaboratorium, at approximately one hour train from Oslo, will be inaugurated on 5th May, at 1:30 p.m. Curated by Demetrio Paparoni, the international exposition ‘Contemporary Chaos’ will present over 60 artists. The show wants to emphasise the multiplying of artistic driving forces by focusing the attention on artists coming from all over the world, including areas which once were considered absolutely peripheral. The opening of new markets and the effects of the digital revolution have progressively brought about such an amount of information on art issues and events deemed important, while being often just ephemeral, to thwart every attempt of critical-theoretical grouping. The linguistic chaos deriving from the language superimposition is thus a phenomenon going beyond the overcoming of movements and trends recorded since the Eighties of the 20th century.
GROUP EXHIBITION ‘CANTIERE DISEGNO’_ MUSEO DELLA CITTA’ | Ala Nuova
Rimini, Italy
curated by Massimo Pulini
opening 28.04.2018
The MUSEO CARLO ZAULI presents four new publishing projects including the book
Chiara Lecca | RETROTERRA | Museo Carlo Zauli
The book, limited and numbered edition, is published by MCZ and documents the passage to the Museum of Chiara Lecca, guest with two site-specific installations in July 2017.
Texts by Matteo Zauli, Chiara Lecca, Sabrina Samorì.
Info: www.museozauli.it
