(Adnkronos) - Dal 3 maggio all’8 ottobre la mostra "Lisetta Carmi. Suonare Forte"
Palazzo Merulana, Coopculture e Fondazione Cerasi presentano La mostra ‘Tecnologie Urbane’
Palazzo Merulana, Coopculture e Fondazione Cerasi presentano La mostra ‘Tecnologie Urbane’
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00:28 The dialogue between the Galleries of Italy and Villa Bardini is a natural dialogue
00:32 and being able to inaugurate a path that will last a few years around photography,
00:37 around the great Italian photography, I think demonstrates how the Galleries of Italy
00:41 have become a reference point for the appreciation of art and culture,
00:45 but in particular with the Turin headquarters in dialogue with Villa Bardini,
00:49 a moment of national reflection around the importance of photography.
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01:01 The collaboration between the Fondazione Cerre Firenze and Intesa San Paolo
01:06 is a very close collaboration.
01:09 This collaboration was and is very important for Firenze
01:14 because together we can do very important things for the territories of competence.
01:22 Another reason is certainly because with this type of choice Villa Bardini
01:31 begins to become a national photographic pole together with Turin.
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01:44 "Suonare Forte" is a metaphor in some way of the life of Lisetta Carni,
01:49 who has always faced life with extreme freedom, with extreme clarity, with extreme strength,
01:55 always looking for, in this case through photography, the truth of what she observed,
02:03 of what she wanted to somehow bring out through the lens.
02:08 This exhibition wants to tell some of the most important works
02:13 that she has done in these 20 years of photography.
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02:26 Looking at Lisetta Carni's photographs today makes even more important
02:31 that message of centrality around great Italian photography,
02:36 the ability to read the themes of the present time through the eye
02:40 and the sensitivity of great photographers, of great artists,
02:44 in this case of an extraordinary woman who helps us to look at how society has changed
02:49 and how it is still important today to look at the path that Italy has taken
02:54 with the eye and the sensitivity of those who have a way of seeing better
02:58 and to see in an even more in-depth and detailed way.
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03:31 I am Luca Ceresoli, co-curator of the Urban Technology Exhibition
03:35 that will be at the Merulana Palace from June 8 to September 3.
03:39 Together with Serenella Di Marco, we present a project that investigates
03:45 the relationship between technology and art through the city, the concept of city.
03:52 Such a relationship is grouped into five sections.
03:55 The first sections will be the Memoria, how the city continues to live,
04:01 past cities continue to live within art through new technologies,
04:07 new technologies, because we are talking about the Metaverse as a universal, cosmopolitan city,
04:16 strict art innovation as public art that speaks of the city in the city,
04:23 the inspiration of the city that becomes the source,
04:26 the inspiration of contemporary artists and social artists.
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04:38 I am Serenella Di Marco, co-curator of the Urban Technology Exhibition
04:42 together with Luca Ceresoli.
04:43 The exhibition investigates the relationship between the city, visual arts and technologies,
04:48 because we are intimately convinced of the strong connections between the three areas of the Sacred.
04:54 We were inspired by a great master and author of the 20th century, Italo Calvino.
04:59 This year is in fact his centenary and the invisible cities have become an inexhaustible source of inspiration
05:06 to which we have thought of linking to build our path.
05:11 Everything that interests us to detect, in fact, is not only what is visible, tangible,
05:17 what is somehow real of the city, but everything that is hidden,
05:21 everything that is inevitably invisible to the human eye.
05:25 So, do you want to come and find out what it is?
05:28 Come and find us on the 8th of June.
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