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Tuesday 5 June 2018 ore 18:00 - ore 19:30
The Histories of Art. Art in the landscape.Oasi Zegna | with Andrea Zegna
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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.
Parco Zegna: Dan Graham, All'Aperto, Fondazione Zegna. Photo Delfino Legnani
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MAXXI Auditorium – admittance €5.00 – €4.00 for holders of the FAI card and BMW club members
Free entry for holders of the myMAXXI card, with the possibility to reserve a seat for the first 10 to write to mymaxxi@fondazionemaxxi.it before the day prior to the event, until full capacity
The relationship between art and the natural landscape in the history of some of the world’s leading contemporary art parks
Whether they are the result of private collecting or conceived specifically as public spaces, these areas are true open air museums in which the works have a relationship with the nature that surrounds them and interact between themselves in new and unexpected ways: a form of experimentation that over the years has acquired increasing importance.
In the third lecture of The Histories of Art the architect Andrea Zegna and Cecilia Canziani, art critic and curator, will be talking to us about All’Aperto, the public art project commissioned by the Fondazione Zegna to render contemporary art accessible.
Since 2008, the project, curated by Andrea Zegna and Barbara Casavecchia, has developed around Trivero, in the province of Biella, a series of permanent works realised ad hoc, that address the community, valorizing the territory: from Daniel Buren to Alberto Garutti, from Stefano Arienti to Roman Signer, from Marcello Malobeerti to Dan Graham through to Liliana Moro. A real example of how public art can create dialogues with diverse worlds.