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Museo del Novecento and Fondazione Furla announce
FURLA SERIES #01 Time after Time, Space after Space
a performance series featuring Alexandra Bachzetsis, Simone Forti, Adelita Husni-Bey, Christian Marclay, and Paulina Olowska
from September 2017 to May 2018 Sala Fontana, Museo del Novecento, Milan
First event: Simone Forti
Museo del Novecento and Fondazione Furla are pleased to announce Time after Time, Space after Space, a calendar of events centered on performance. From September 2017 to May 2018, the Sala Fontana at the Museo del Novecento will be brought to life with works by Alexandra Bachzetsis, Simone Forti, Adelita Husni-Bey, Christian Marclay, and Paulina Olowska, who will reinterpret the space through new pieces or reenactments of milestone performances from their careers. At bimonthly intervals, the program will present five solo projects featuring artists of different generations and backgrounds who employ a range of approaches to the language of performance, to give a sense of the complex experimentation that has characterized this form of expression for years now.
Time after Time, Space after Space, co-produced with the Museo del Novecento in Milan, is the first edition of the Furla Series: through this project, launched in 2017, Fondazione Furla will organize exhibitions and events dedicated to some of the leading artists from the Italian and international scene, in collaboration with Italy’s foremost art institutions.
The collaboration between Fondazione Furla and the Museo del Novecento is a unique opportunity to weave together past, present and future, forging a conversation between twentieth-century masters and key figures of our time. This awareness led to the idea of exploring performativity through a dialogue with the work of Lucio Fontana, who played a fundamental role in focusing attention on the artistic potential of material gesture, paving the way to subsequent experimentation in the spatial and performative realm. In the year that marks the fiftieth anniversary of Fontana’s death, and the months leading up to it, Time after Time, Space after Space celebrates the importance and topicality of this artist’s oeuvre through a succession of performances “lit” by his famous Struttura al Neon per la IX Triennale di Milano (1951).
The series as a whole will be a sort of “exhibition in installments,” accompanied by a bilingual catalogue and an extensive public program aimed at bringing a broader, more intersectional audience into direct contact with its themes. The public program, a fundamental part of the project spread across its duration, will employ different formats—talks, lectures, round tables, workshops, seminars, concerts, and guided tours—to create a rich calendar of parallel activities. |
