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.
Carlo Scarpa hall.
free admission subject to availability
event in English with simultaneous translation and LIS interpreter
5 Dec 2023 ore 17:00
talkDesign Collecting for the 21st CenturyThe new Design's Collection
5 Dec 2023 ore 18:30
film screeningAnselmby Wim Wenders
6 Dec 2023 ore 18:30
talkL’architettura ha tante anime. Conversazioniby Stefano Bucci
12 Dec 2023 ore 18:00
auteur conversationsValentina Vannicola
13 Dec 2023 ore 17:00
talkLa solitudine degli algoritmile città e la sfida del digitale
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An evening to discover the European programme S+T+ARTS, which focuses on the intersection between Science, Technology and Art, starting from the need to direct technological and scientific innovation towards the resolution of the great challenges of the present, first and foremost the ecological transition and climate emergency.
The presentation of the new essay Server Manifesto opens the evening with a conversation between authors Niklas Maak and Francesca Bria on the architecture of data centres and the relationship between technology, democracy and public space. The presentation will be moderated by Pippo Ciorra, senior curator at MAXXI Architettura.
This will be followed by two in-depth discussions about some of the pioneering cooperation projects in Europe. From Markus Jeschaunig‘s path on the biosphere, to Samira Benini Allaouat‘s bacteria-powered lights, to Adriana Knouf‘s solar sail for extraterrestrial travel, we will meet the artists currently exhibiting in Milan, Rome and Karlsruhe curated by Manuel Cirauqui.
At the end of the evening, Giovanna Melandri, President of the MAXXI Foundation, will introduce a comprehensive conversation on the role of art and science within the European Green Deal moderated by Francesca Bria, advisor to President Ursula von der Leyen on the New European Bauhaus, with Ersilia Vaudo, Director of the last Triennial Unknown Unknowns, the architect Giulia Foscari, winner of the S+T+Arts prize ’22 with the multidisciplinary project Antartica Resolution and the Director of the Sony Computer Science Laboratories Vittorio Loreto. They will examine the contexts that foster innovation processes at the border between science, technology and art, encouraging a critique of the present, the exploration of its current limits and the reimagining of possible futures.
The presentation of ‘Server Manifesto’ is realised in collaboration with Accademia Tedesca Roma Villa Massimo.