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MAXXI’s Collection of Art and Architecture represents the founding element of the museum and defines its identity. Since October 2015, it has been on display with different arrangements of works.
videogallery – free entrance
THE WOMEN OF THE BAUHAUS (2019)
Direction: Susanne Radelhof
Duration: 43 min.
Language: German, English subtitles
Screening times: 11:30 am | 2:00 pm | 4:30 pm
AALTO (2020)
Direction: Virpi Suutari
Duration: 103 min
Language: English, Finnish, French, German, Russian, Italian, Swedish, Italian subtitles
Screening times: 12:15 pm | 2:45 pm | 5:15 pm
GRAY MATTERS (2014)
Direction: Marco Antonio Orsini
Duration: 72 min
Language: English and French, Italian subtitles
Screening times: 11:10 am | 1:45 pm | 4:20 pm
CITY DREAMERS (2019)
Direction: Joseph Hillel
Duration: 81 min
Language: English and French
Screening times: 12:25 pm | 3:00 pm | 5:35 pm
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING AN ARCHITECT (2021)
Direction: Giorgio Ferrero
Duration: 69 min
Language: Italian, English subtitles
Screening times: 11:10 am | 2:30 pm | 5:50 pm
GO WITH THE LIGHT. AFFINITÀ ELETTIVE E SESTO SENSO (2018)
Direction: Marco Poma
Duration: 50 min
Language: Italian
Screening times: 12:20 pm | 3:40 pm
OFICINA BO BARDI (2006)
Direction: Silvia Davoli
Duration: 26 min
Language: Portuguese and Italian, Italian subtitles
Screening times: 1:10 pm | 4:30 pm
INCONTRI RAVVICINATI. GAE AULENTI: DONNA E ARCHITETTO (2011)
Direction: Antonello Aglioti
Duration: 29 min
Language: Italian
Screening times: 1:40 pm | 5:00 pm
OMAGGIO A GAE AULENTI (2016)
Direction: Odino Artioli
Duration: 17 min
Language: Italian
Screening times: 2:10 pm | 5:30 pm
Documentaries, films and short films recount the work and creativity of great women designers who have revolutionized the way the profession of architecture is conceived.
Aino Aalto, Eileen Grey, Denise Scott Brown, Lina Bo Bardi, Gae Aulenti are some of the protagonists of the screening whose individual paths testify to the great changes that took place not only in architecture but also in history and society related to the emancipation of women. We also rediscover lesser-known stories such as those of Alma Buscher, Marianne Brandt, Gunta Stölzl, Friedl Dicker and Lucia Moholy, women who had to fight to see their value recognized even within avant-garde institutions such as the Bauhaus of Walter Gropius.
Among the protagonists, there is also Nanda Vigo, a central figure in the Italian artistic research of the ’60s and ’70s, who connected architecture, design and art, up to the present day in which we question ourselves on the responsibility of architects in the construction of the society of the future, as told by Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel, who with a careful eye on the past reflect on the potential of today’s architecture in relation to the climate crisis and urban redistribution.
In collaboration with Art Doc Festival.
header: Bauhausfrauen Weberinnen am Fenster © Ursula Kirsten Collein Bauhausarchiv Berlin
screenings
1 – 6 February
8 – 13 February
15 – 20 February
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