Glasstress 2019

Exposición / Fondazione Berengo Art Space / Campiello della Pescheria, Fondamenta dei Vetrai (Murano) / Venice, Veneto, Italia
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Cuándo:
09 may de 2019 - 24 nov de 2019

Inauguración:
08 may de 2019 / 19:00

Horario:
De Jueves a Martes h 10.00-18.00 (cerrado el miércoles)

Precio:
Full price € 7; Reduced price € 5

Comisariada por:
Koen Vanmechelen, Vik Muniz

Organizada por:
Fondazione Berengo

Artistas participantes:
Ai Weiwei , Antonio Dei Rossi , Antonio Riello , Artur Lescher , Bernardí Roig , Carlos Garaicoa , Cornelia Parker , Dan Graham , Daniel Buren , Denise Milan , El último grito , Emmanuel Radnitzky - Man Ray , Erwin Wurm , Fiona Banner , Francesco Gennari , Francisco Toledo , Haroon Mirza , Ilya y Emilia Kabakov , Jake & Dinos Chapman , Jan Fabre , Janaina Tschäpe , Jannis Kounellis , Jason Martin , Jaume Plensa , Javier Pérez , Jean Arp - Hans Arp , Jerónimo López Ramirez - Dr. Lakra , Joana Vasconcelos , Joep van Lieshout - Atelier Van Lieshout , José Parlá , Joseph Kosuth , Kendell Geers ,

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Etiquetas
Arte contemporáneo  Arte contemporáneo en Veneto  Cristal  Cristal en Veneto  Instalación  Instalación en Veneto 

       

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Descripción de la Exposición

Returning for the 58th Biennale di Venezia, the sixth edition of GLASSTRESS brings together a new line-up of leading contemporary artists from Europe, the United States, Latin America, India, and China in an ambitious exhibition exploring the endless creative possibilities of glass. To celebrate 10 years of GLASSTRESS and 30 years of Berengo Studio, the exhibition goes back to its historical roots on the island of Murano. An old abandoned glass furnace is now an evocative exhibition space for striking new works and installations by returning artists Ai Weiwei, Tony Cragg and Thomas Schütte as well as first time participants Prune Nourry, José Parlá and Xavier Veilhan, amongst others. For this section, Brazilian artist Vik Muniz has invited all artists to explore ‘how glass redefines our perception of space’. In another section, curated by Belgian artist Koen Vanmechelen, highlights from the past ten years will also go on display, including Mutter (2016/17) by Erwin Wurm, a series of sculptures exploring the equilibrium between everyday objects and their meaning; Laura’s Hands (2011), a piece by Jaume Plensa referencing the artist’s ongoing series of giant sculptures of a Barcelonan girl in a state of dreaming; and A Different Self (2014) by Mat Collishaw which combines the unique form of a Venetian mirror with a digital screen to evoke reflections from the past. Referring to the making of glass works, Vanmechelen says: ‘the world of the unknown and unseen becomes visible and tangible through beautiful accidents in time.’

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