Feedback release: FUTURE MEMORIES & VENICE EXPERIMENTAL CINEMA AND PERFORMANCE ART | VENICE 2015
Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, Venice: August 18-29, 2015
FUTURE MEMORIES – Reconstruction of new identities, international art exhibition of photography, video art, installation, painting and performance art, has been hosted in Venice, at Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, from the 18th to the 29th of August 2015. During FUTURE MEMORIES exhibition Ca’ Zanardi also hosted the third appointment of Venice Intenational Experimental Cinema and Performance Art Festival.
During the opening of the events, on August 18 at Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, many visitors attended the shows, with a rich presence of artists involved, live performances and videos’ premiers.
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The events is curated by Arch. Luca Curci (director of International ArtExpo and It’s LIQUID Group) and Andrea Chinellato (director of Venice Art House and Ca’ Zanardi), and supported by Comune di Venezia and Provincia di Venezia.
FUTURE MEMORIES – Reconstruction of new identities is part of SELF festival, organized in Venice at Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi and Venice Art House, from the opening day of Venice Art Biennale (May 09, 2015), with a rich program of different events until November 2015. More info about SELF festival: www.itsliquid.com/self
For the first time in Venice we give audience the possibility to have private meetings with artists, to meet them personally and share their art and experience. Each event has a strong program of video art screenings and premiers projected in the both venues, art residencies, talks, workshops, live dj set, live experimental dance and art performances.
After many years of research and exhibitions about the evolution of the idea of identity, we ask artists to share their personal tales through artworks; to create a link between the personal experience and the audience; to tell us which are the stories and reasons beneath their works.
FUTURE MEMORIES – Reconstruction of new identities
ARTISTS
Amber Aslam . Pakistan | Bianca Boragi . USA | Helga Borbás . Austria | Eva Chelmecka . Poland | Egin Chen . Taiwan | Lis Engel . Denmark | Claudia Fauth . Germany | Antonia Pia Gordon . UAE | Nicola Hackl-Haslinger . Austria | Clare Haxby . Singapore | Sarah Hill . UK | Fabien Jakob . Switzerland | Anum Jamal . Pakistan | Ingela Johansson . Sweden | Lina Karam . France | Soberon Koen . Belgium | Carolin Koss . Finland | Simon Maarouf . Syria | Osvaldo Mariscotti . USA | Alice Poli & Vicky Hamilton . UK | Anacleto Spazzapan . Italy | Soraya Touat . France | Daniele Zanetti . Italy
Venice Experimental Cinema and Performance Art Festival
FEATURED ARTISTS
Hubert Blanz . Austria | Timothy Geers . USA
VIDEO AND PERFORMANCE ARTISTS
Franziska Angerer . Germany | Ismene Daskarolis . Greece | David Kinney . Russia | Artem Rodionov . Russia | Gloria Shirogorova . Russia | Alexandru Stanescu . Romania | Angelina Voskopoulos . Greece | Harm Weistra . Netherlands | Qi You . China
Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi (Cannaregio 4132, Venice) is a residential palace dating back to the 16th century which, over the centuries, has been added on to by various noble Venetian families and is one of the most evocative and beautiful palaces in the city of Venice. Sumptuous and possessing particular charm, Ca’ Zanardi is located in a most peaceful setting and has its own delightful private garden as well as a magnificent terrace full of sun and colour. Ca’ Zanardi is located close to the Ca’ D’Oro, the splendid 15th century gothic palace along the Grand Canal. It is easily reachable by foot, after a two minute walk from the Ca’ D’Oro water bus stop, or by boat using the palazzo’s private pier positioned along the fetching Santa Caterina canal. The refined elegance of the palazzo’s halls and common areas and the delicacy of its original 16th century furnishings create a fascinating setting.
Starting from 2001, Luca Curci with International ArtExpo and It’s LIQUID Group, have curated and organized more than 80 contemporary art events, with the participation of about 4.000 international artists from all-over the world (UK, Spain, Italy, France, Austria, Portugal, The Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland, Greece, Germany, Turkey, Poland, USA, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Israel, UAE, Russia, Thailand, etc.) with an average of 45 artworks exhibited in each show (with a maximum of 108 artists involved in the great MORPHOS festival held in Venice during the Architecture Biennale 2014). The organization has international partnerships with art venues in Italy, Turkey, USA, Spain, Argentina, UK, Middle East, etc., and collaborates with museums, galleries and institutions such as MuMo – Museum Montanelli in Prague, Laura Haber Gallery in Buenos Aires, MIXER gallery in Istanbul and MECA art center in Almeria.
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