Matteo Peretti. Samarcanda project
From 07 Maggio 2015 to 10 Maggio 2015
Venice
Place: Giardini / Arsenale / Isola della Certosa
Address: Arsenale
Times: 11am-07pm
Responsibles: Gianluca Marziani
Organizers:
- Giga
- Maniva
- Vento di Venezia
Ticket price: free entrance
Telefono per informazioni: +39 333 2947705
E-Mail info: press@studiogiga.com
Official site: http://www.samarcandaproject.org
Samarcanda project developed from an idea of italian artist Matteo Peretti (Rome 1975). This project wants to be a crossroad of knowledge on the paths of art: it will begin on the Isola della Certosa spaces during the Biennale exhibition (7 May-22 November 2015) where the installation "Volumes:Water" (already selected among the finalists works of the Premio Arte Laguna) will be presented, and will continue in the spaces between Giardini and Arsenale, where the other performances and installations of the project will take place during the opening weekend of the 2015 edition of the Biennal exhibition in Venice (6-10 May 2015). Samarcanda will also be presented during the double solo retrospective show of the artist, "The Irony of Knowledge Vol. 1 and 2" curated by Gianluca Marziani, at PAN Museum in Naples and Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive in Spoleto.
The city of Samarcanda, among the most ancient cities in the world, was born as a meeting point of different cultures, because of its particular geographical position in the center of the Silk Road, the most important commercial route by land between Asia and Europe. As the ancient Samarcanda, the project intends to be an itinerant pavillion, such as the caravans that transported the silk and other precious goods during the ancient times from one side to another of the known world, and will bring the art in different parts of the city, in direct contact with different cultures and situations in order to create new exchanges and synergies.
The project consists of four installations pieces (Volumes:Water, Se la Libertà avesse un peso, Tombini:Infanzia, Trap) and four performances (Unrestrainable Faith, Flag:EU, Presumption of Innocence, Motherhood), which, except made for Water, the only fixed piece of art, will be displaced in different points of the city and they will be mobile in order to communicate with different contexts in the city. Through the interaction with the spectators, the works and the performances of the project intend to set the bases for a reflection, artistic and broadly social, on the individual and on the global human condition.
INFO OPENING 7 Maggio _ Isola della Certosa presentazione e rinfresco dalle 11:00 alle 14:00 / performance fino alle 19:00 come arrivare: vaporetti 4.1 e 4.2 da Giardini per Lido fermata Certosa how to get there: vaporetti boats number 4.1 and 4.2 stop Certosa from Giardini to Lido In collaboration with Isola della Certosa e Polo Nautico Vento di Venezia / Museo PAN di Napoli / Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive di Spoleto On tour Spoleto _ Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive / Napoli _ Museo PAN Press info GIGApress / New Release Contacts mobile +39 333 2947705 press@studiogiga.com  www.samarcandaproject.org
INFO OPENING 7 Maggio _ Isola della Certosa presentazione e rinfresco dalle 11:00 alle 14:00 / performance fino alle 19:00 come arrivare: vaporetti 4.1 e 4.2 da Giardini per Lido fermata Certosa how to get there: vaporetti boats number 4.1 and 4.2 stop Certosa from Giardini to Lido In collaboration with Isola della Certosa e Polo Nautico Vento di Venezia / Museo PAN di Napoli / Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive di Spoleto On tour Spoleto _ Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive / Napoli _ Museo PAN Press info GIGApress / New Release Contacts mobile +39 333 2947705 press@studiogiga.com  www.samarcandaproject.org
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