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Artissima 26 Edition 2019 Talks, Book Presentations and Appointments at the Fair The programme of Artissima 2019 Meeting Point by La Stampa and Book Corner by Librerie Corraini Walkie Talkies by Lauretana and the guided tours promoted by the partners of the fair ARTISSIMA – International Fair of Contemporary Art Oval, Torino 31 October 2019 | Press presentation, preview, opening 1–2–3 November 2019 | Open to the public Artissima offers a rich calendar of meetings dedicated to the public: the Meeting Point by La Stampa is a special area of the fair set aside for the presentation of projects, research, events and debates, curated this year by Anna Daneri, independent curator; whereas the Book Corner, coordinated by Librerie Corraini, is dedicated to the presentation of publications. Furthermore Artissima offers two successful appointments dedicated to the public: Walkie Talkies by Lauretana, informal conversations throughout the fair, and 6 new guided tours promoted by 6 partners of the fair. MEETING POINT BY LA STAMPA A special area of the fair hosted by La Stampa is set aside for conversations and debates, as well as presentations of projects, research, and events, presented by museums, institutions and other key-players on the art scene: a unique opportunity to meet and discuss with some leading figures in the international art scene. Titled Desire and Censorship, the guiding theme of the 26th edition of Artissima, the programme of conversations coordinated this year by Anna Daneri, focusses on the various interpretations of this dichotomy in contemporary artistic thought. Starting with the etymology traced from the Latin de sidere, literally “from the stars”, in the sense of “to await what the stars will bring”, the term Desire, according to the Enciclopedia Treccani, “alludes more to the distance between the subject and the object of desire, and to the movement of the spirit that connects them, than to the nature of the object itself”. A distance that the external act of control and repression, embodied by the function of Censorship, makes even more unfathomable. In a certain sense, the two terms presuppose each other: desire cannot exist without a more or less explicit sense of limitation, while censorship cannot exist without the subversive thrust of a desire that transcends it. Artists, curators, collectors and experts on various disciplines have been invited to discuss this opposition, presenting their research, thoughts and studies to the audience. The programme will be an opportunity to meet some of the protagonists of events taking place around the city during the period of Artissima, and to explore some of the artistic projects presented in the context of the curated sections of the fair and the collateral events. There will also be a focus on the Hub Middle East. Space design Meeting Point: Artek Space design Meeting Point Press Lounge: Vitra
* in English
THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER (upon invitation)
• 4.30pm Page Denied. Censura e arte ai tempi di internet
With Francesco Urbano Ragazzi (curatorial duo, The Internet Saga), Miltos Manetas (artist
and theorist), Valerio Mannucci (co-founder and editor-in-chief, NERO Editions)
• 5.30pm Tell Them I Said No *
With Ryan Gander and Rosalind Nashashibi (artists)
Moderated by Barbara Casavecchia (critic, curator and Frieze contributing editor)
• 6.30pm Models of Public Engagement: Art Institutions in Cairo, Dubai, Jeddah
and Madrid *
With Aleya Hamza (founding director, Gypsum Gallery, Cairo), Nuria Medina (director, Art
and Culture at Casa Arabe, Madrid), Dawn Ross (head of collections, Art Jameel, Dubai,
Jeddah)
Moderated by Sam Bardaouil (special advisor, Hub Middle East and founder, Art Reoriented)
FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER
• 1.30pm Arab Representation at the Venice Biennale *
With Nat Muller (curator, Danish Pavilion, 2019), Khulood Al Atiyat (director, Salama bin
Hamdan Al Nahyan Foundation, Abu Dhabi and commissioner of the UAE Pavilion), Hamdi
Attia (artist of the Egyptian Pavilion, winner of the Golden Lion in 1995)
Moderated by Till Fellrath (special advisor, Hub Middle East and founder, Art Reoriented)
• 2.30pm Make a Better World Now *
With Vittorio Calabrese (director, Magazzino Italian Art, New York), Christian Holstad (artist),
Melissa McGill (artist)
Moderated by Anna Daneri (curator)
• 3.30pm Arthur Jafa and Lorenzo Fusi: A Conversation on Love is the Message *
With Arthur Jafa (artist), Lorenzo Fusi (artistic director, PIAC – Prix International d’Art
Contemporain, Fondation Prince Pierre de Monaco)
• 4.30pm Michael Rakowitz. Imperfect Binding *
With Iwona Blazwick (director, Whitechapel Gallery, London), Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev
(director, Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea), Michael Rakowitz (artist)
• 5.30pm Family Data: una visione olistica. Quando il museo ispira il privato
With Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev (director, Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea),
Giulia Tosetti (head art department, Tosetti Value | Il Family office), Andrea Fustinoni
(collector and founder, miramART)
Other speakers: Laura Cantone (Archivio Collezione Cerruti), Fabio Cafagna (Studi di
provenienza Collezione Cerruti)
Moderated by Alessia Zorloni (Of Counsel, CBA Studio Legale e Tributario and co-director,
Master in Art Market Management, Università IULM)• 6.30pm Abstract Sex e le politiche del desiderio
With Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti (independent curator), Guido Costa (gallerist and critic),
Angela Vettese (Università IUAV, Venezia)
SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER
• 1.30pm Peccato di novità. Arte e censura in Italia
With Giacinto Di Pietrantonio (critic, curator and professor of History of Art, Brera Academy
of Fine Arts, Milano), Nemanja Cvijanović (artist), Flavio Favelli (artist), Marco Rubiola (editor-
in-chief, Colors)
• 2.30pm Artistic Strategies against Censorship *
With Naiza Khan (artist), Kateryna Filyuk (curator, art critic and chief curator, Izolyatsia.
Platform for Cultural Initiatives, Kyiv), Shadi Harouni (artist, assistant professor and head of
Undergraduate Studio Arts, New York University, Steinhardt)
• 3.30pm Back to the Future Rewind
With Eva Brioschi (historian, art critic and curator, Collezione La Gaia), Lorenzo Giusti
(director, GAMeC, Bergamo), Paolo Icaro (artist), Francesco Manacorda (director, V-A-C
Foundation, Venezia)
• 4.30pm Nuovi modelli di residenze
With Tommaso Tisot (collector and president of the Board of Directors, Professional Trust
Company), Edoardo Monti (founder, Palazzo Monti), Silvia Fiorucci Roman (collector and
founder, Società delle Api), Cristiano Raimondi (curator, Società delle Api), Giulio D’Alì Aula
(founder, INCURVA)
Moderated by Nina Stricker (senior project management, events and art communication)
• 5.30pm On Desire: Monica Bonvicini and Berlinde De Bruyckere *
With Monica Bonvicini (artist), Irene Calderoni (curator, Fondazione Sandretto Re
Rebaudengo, Torino), Berlinde De Bruyckere (artist), Agustin Pérez-Rubio (curator, Berlin
Biennale 2020)
• 6.30pm Desiderio e censura: Presenze e tendenze
With Rocco Moliterni (La Stampa), Federico Monga (director, Il Mattino), Francesco Poli
(historian and professor)
SUNDAY 3 NOVEMBER
• 12.30pm Voice to the Artists: Christiane Löhr // Namsal Siedlecki *
With João Mourão and Luís Silva (directors, Kunsthalle Lissabon, Lisbon), Christiane Löhr
(artist), Ilaria Gianni (independent curator and art critic), Namsal Siedlecki (artist), Lucia
Travaini (professor, Department of Historian Studies, Università Statale, Milano)
• 1.30pm Not a Story to Pass On
With Romina De Novellis (artist and co-founder, DOMUS artist residency), Paola Ugolini
(independent curator), Elvira Vannini (founder, magazine Hot Potatoes and professor, NABA -
Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, Milano), Cesare Viel (artist)• 2.30pm Rated Desire. Censura e cinema
In collaboration with Museo Nazionale del Cinema and Torino Film Festival
With Martina Angelotti (artistic director, Careof, Milano and founder, ON, Bologna), Danilo
Correale (artist), Ehsan Khoshbakht (curator and filmmaker), Davide Oberto (Torino Film
Festival)
• 3.30pm Torino Social Impact Art Grant. Arte e innovazione sociale
With Danilo Correale (artist), Mario Calderini (Politecnico di Milano and spokeperson, Torino
Social Impact), Antonio Damasco (director, Rete Italiana di Cultura Popolare), Anna Daneri
(curator)
• 4.30pm Sunday Photo. 2° edizione del talent fotografico de La Stampa
With Cinthya Sgarallino (art director, La Stampa), Rocco Moliterni (La Stampa), Walter
Guadagnini (director, Camera - Centro italiano per la fotografia), Gigi Roccati (director)
• 6pm Artissima 2019: le conclusioni
With Ilaria Bonacossa (director, Artissima), Maurizio Molinari (director, La Stampa)
CALENDARIO BOOK CORNER BY LIBRERIE CORRAINI
Once again, this year the Bookshop will be run by Librerie Corraini, presenting a selection of
publications in line with the contemporary character of the fair, and coordinating the programme
of presentations at the Book Corner of Artissima. The space features a light installation by Nemo
Lighting, a tribute to the most iconic collection by Charlotte Perriand: Applique à volet pivotant.
Space design: Pedrali
* in English
FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER
• 2pm Tutto procede con un tempo fortissimo
Book presentation
Published by Danilo Montanari Editore
With Danilo Montanari (publisher), Lorenzo Balbi (director, MAMbo, Bologna), Giulia Marchi
(artist)
• 3pm Travels in Art. The Roots of a Collection *
Book presentation Travels in Art. Around the World with 60 Collectors
by Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo
Published by How to Spend it - Il Sole24Ore
Introduced by Nicoletta Polla-Mattiot (editor-in-chief, How to Spend it - Il Sole24Ore)
With Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo (president, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo,
Torino), Daniel and Florence Guerlain (founders, Daniel & Florence Guerlain Contemporary
Art Foundation, Paris), Deborah Najar (president, Global Private Museum Network), Lucia
Boscaini (brand heritage curator, Bulgari)
• 4pm Martellate. Scritti fighi 1990-2019
Book presentation
Published by Flash Art in collaboration with Aspesi
With Marcello Maloberti (artist), Gea Politi and Cristiano Seganfreddo (publishers, Flash Art)• 5pm The Audience is Present *
Book presentation
Published by Galleria Enrico Astuni
With Christian Jankowski (artist), Lorenzo Bruni (curator)
• 6pm Art Site Fest. I luoghi dell’arte
Book presentation
Published by Teca
With Elisabetta Rattalino (general secretary, Fondazione Torino Musei), Domenico M. Papa
(artistic director, Art Site Fest), Luca Angelantoni (board member, Fondazione CRT and
council member, Fondazione Torino Musei), Fiorenzo Alfieri (president, Castello di Rivoli
Museo d’Arte Contemporanea)
• 7pm Publishing and Ezio Gribaudo’s multifaceted artistic practices*
Book presentation
Edited by Lilou Vidal
Published by NERO Editions
With Ezio Gribaudo (artist and art publisher), Lilou Vidal (curator), Luca Cerizza (curator and
art critic)
SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER
• 12pm The EDIT Dinner Party
Presentation of an artist’s dinner
With Giovanni Rastrelli (CEO, EDIT, Torino), Bruna Esposito (artist, The EDIT Dinner Party
2019), Massimo Bartolini (artist, The EDIT Dinner Party 2018)
• 2pm The Role of Magazine in the Contemporary Art *
Curated by Reading Room
With Elke Buhr (editor, Monopol), Pablo Larios (editor, Frieze Magazine), Francesco Tenaglia
(editor, Mousse Magazine)
• 3pm TOward 2030. What Are You Doing?
Book presentation
Published by Feltrinelli
With Chiara Appendino (Mayor, Città di Torino), Francesca Lavazza (board member,
Lavazza), Marco Giusta (councillor, Politiche Giovanili, Città di Torino), Michele Mariani
(creative director, Armando Testa)
• 4pm Art Mapping Piemonte
Book presentation
With Vittoria Martini (art historian and author of the guide), Luisa Piazza (director,
VisitPiemonte), Massimiliano Tonelli (publishing director, Gambero Rosso), Marina
Roncarolo (founder, Aptitude for the Arts), Paola Nicolin (art historian and director, Aptitude
for the Arts), Hilario Isola (artist)
• 5pm Muntadas. Interconnections / interconnessioni / interconexiones
Book presentation
Published by Corraini Edizioni
With Lorenzo Balbi (director, MAMbo, Bologna), Cecilia Guida (curator), Antoni Muntadas
(artist)• 6pm Mike Nelson. L’Atteso
Book presentation
Published by Corraini Edizioni
With Samuele Piazza (curator, OGR, Torino)
Biennale dell’Immagine in Movimento. The Sound of Screens Imploding
Book presentation
Published by Corraini Edizioni
With Andrea Bellini (director, Centre d’Art Contemporain, Geneva), Irene Dionisio (artist)
Ari Benjamin Meyers. Tacet / In Concert *
Book presentation
Published by Corraini Edizioni
With Judith Waldmann (curator, Kunstverein, Kassel), Sonic Somatic (festival, Firenze)
SUNDAY 3 NOVEMBER
• 12pm Maurizio Cattelan. Ever and Ever
Book presentation
Published by Quodlibet
With Elio Grazioli (art critic and professor, Università degli Studi di Bergamo), Bianca
Trevisan (curator, Galleria Milano and professor, Università Cattolica, Milano), Pietro Rigolo
(curator for modern and contemporary collections, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles)
• 2pm Wall Eyes. Looking at Italy and Africa
Book presentation
Published by Prinp
With Ilaria Bernardi (art historian and curator), Roberto Mastroianni (president, Museo Diffuso
della Resistenza, della Deportazione, della Guerra, dei Diritti e della Libertà, Torino)
• 3pm Paolo Icaro. Antologia/Anthology 1964-2019
Book presentation
Published by Corraini Edizioni
With Cecilia Canziani (independent curator), Paolo Icaro (artist), Elena Volpato (conservator
and curator, GAM, Torino)
• 4pm Francesca Alinovi: Un femminicidio può portare alla censura del pensiero?
Book presentation
Published by Postmedia Books
Introduced by Paola Ugolini (art critic and curator)
With Veronica Santi and Matteo Bergamini (editors of the book)
• 5pm Earthrise: Ecological Visions on Both Sides of the Wall
Book presentation
Edited by Marco Scotini
With Antonio D’Avossa (critic and art historian), Piero Gilardi (artist and president, PAV,
Torino), Ugo La Pietra (artist), Marco Scotini (curator)WALKIE TALKIES BY LAURETANA
Walkie Talkies by Lauretana, an exclusive programme of guided tours of the fair, are short
dialogues between pairs of international curators and collectors, created with the aim of forging
close personal contact between the speakers and the audience. These roaming conversations
are transformed into surprising guided visits throughout the fair, allowing the speakers to develop
bespoke and unique experiences of the fair.
Joining the Walkie Talkies provides an exceptional opportunity for a closer look at the world of
contemporary and its leading figures, made available free of charge to all visitors of the fair.
Space design: Magis
Friday 1 and Sunday 3 November
30 minutes each guided tour
Booking: segreteria@artissima.it or at the fair, at the booth Walkie Talkies by Lauretana, first
come first served.
* in English
FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER
2.30pm * Sergio Alvarez and Corinne Benichou (collectors) in conversation with Pietro Rigolo
(curator for modern and contemporary collections, Getty Research Institute, Los
Angeles)
3.30pm Christiane Rekade (artistic director, Kunst Meran Merano Art) in conversation with
Tommaso Tisot (collector and president of the Board of Directors, Professional Trust
Company)
4.30pm Alessio Antoniolli (director, Gasworks and Triangle Network, London) in conversation
with Eugenio Re Rebaudengo (collector and founder, Artuner)
SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER
2.30pm * Nathalie Anglès (founder and executive director Residency Unlimited, New York) in
conversation with Zucca Alessandrelli (curator, Collezione Ramo, Milano)
3.30pm * Luigi Fassi (director, MAN, Nuoro) in conversation with Dina Zameli (collector)
4.30pm * Philipp Bollmann (curator, Sammlung Wemhöner, Berlin) in conversation with
Masbedo (artists)
SUNDAY 3 NOVEMBER
2.30pm Gianfranco D’Amato (collector) in conversation with Andrea Viliani (director,
MADRE, Napoli)
3.30pm Lucia Aspesi (assistant curator, Pirelli Hangar Bicocca, Milano) in conversation with
Franco Lizza (collector)
4.30pm Nicolas Ballario (curator and journalist) in conversation with Silvia Castelli Malacalza
(collector)NEW GUIDED TOUR PROMOTED BY THE PARTNERS OF THE FAIR
Artissima presents the programme of guided visits in 2019, offered to the general public to
discover the fair in a personal, engaging way, starting with the special projects organized by
various partners of the fair. Six itineraries per day concentrating on different themes from which
visitors can choose, based on their own interests and curiosities. The collaboration continues with
the professionals in the field of cultural mediation of Arteco, an association active in historical-
artistic research, contemporary production and education.
The guided visits reflect the intention of Artissima to develop timely and heterogeneous reflections
on the themes the various partners have decided to emphasize in their adventure in the world of
contemporary art. The works offer new perspectives, utopian visions, but also dramatic images
capable of narrating the times in which we live, opening up novel interpretations of today’s society.
The six itineraries start from different areas, each on a specific project, to then discover the fair
by concentrating on the key themes investigated by each partner. Guided by the mediators,
participants have a chance to identify the most experimental trends thanks to new tools of
interpretation of the overall panorama of contemporary art.
Paths and themes
The guided visits represent an important tool for comprehension of a contemporary art fair, its
dynamics, its players, the work of the galleries and the artists, observing the works in the various
sections. The thematic thread of the paths is the ingredient that transforms visits into exciting
journeys, unique opportunities for deeper cultural engagement.
Booking: segreteria@artissima.it or at the Info Point at the fair.
The tours offered every day, from Friday to Sunday, are as follows:
1pm ABOUT ARTISSIMA Powered by UniCredit
Artissima 2019, supported for 17 years by the main partner UniCredit, is an experimental
fair with an accent on research. How has the fair changed? Who are the protagonists
(collectors, artists, gallerists, curators, critics and journalists) and what are the
mechanisms of selection of galleries and works of art? How does the art market function
and who decides on prices and values? How can you get information about the price of
a work? Starting point: UniCredit Art Advisory booth
2pm MADE IN ITALY Powered by Treccani
The project Alfabeto Treccani, a series of 21 original limited-edition multiples made by
Italian artists, thanks to the dialogue between Artissima and Treccani, becomes the
starting point for a walk in which to discover the works of young Italian talents, in a
dialogue with some of the historic, iconic figures of Italian art. The “alphabet of artists” is
the plot in which to investigate the connection between the contemporary art of our
country and the artistic tradition of the past, the specificities of artistic research in Italy
and its position in the international art system.
Starting point: Alfabeto Treccani booth
3pm ART FOR THE FUTURE Powered by FPT INDUSTRIAL
Starting with the work CONSIDER YOURSELF AS A GUEST (Cornucopia) by Christian
Holstad – a large cornucopia made entirely with plastic waste – produced by FPT
Industrial for the 58th Venice Biennale, the visit itinerary concentrates on artistic research
with a focus on environmental issues, sustainable growth, protection of biodiversity,
adaptation to climate change. Visual narratives about our ecosystem and its
transformations, through languages, tools and materials used by contemporary artists to
narrate and analyse a world in transformation.
Starting point: Cornucopia (outside the pavilion)4pm COLLECTIVE RULES Powered by Juventus
Artissima Junior, the result of collaboration between Artissima and Juventus, reaches its
second edition. Starting from the project for 2019 SOPRA SOPRA coordinated by the
young artists Valentina Ornaghi (Milano, 1986) and Claudio Prestinari (Milano, 1984),
which through a game of teamwork with precise rules leads children in the creation of a
cooperative installation, the guided tour examines the idea of “relational” art based on
interaction between artist and audience. The works narrate different ways of approaching
intersubjectivity, from aesthetic practices conceived for urban space to the involvement
of viewers in apparently banal actions. In the works analysed, participation can be
understood as the catalyst of processes that become a mirror of social transformations
in the contemporary world.
Starting point: Artissima Junior
5pm TALENT ROAD SHOW Powered by Jaguar
JaguArt, the special project created thanks to collaboration between Artissima and
Jaguar Land Rover, begins in December and will involve 10 Italian cities in a true road
show for the discovery of new talents. The JaguArt booth welcomes the public, narrating
the themes and objectives of a project that will make a tour of Italy.
The parallels between this initiative and the efforts of the fair in the continuing discovery
of young artists and their research generate a walk that focuses on emerging
contemporary art, addressing themes like digital production as opposed to
craftsmanship, documentary reality as opposed to virtual imagery, as well as the body
and its transformations.
International visions and the focus on changes in our country emerge in the works of
young artists.
Starting point: Stand JaguArt
6pm PERFORMATIVE VISIONS Powered by Franco Curletto
The suspended space of the fair, at this edition, becomes a “creative bubble” where
Franco Curletto, a renowned hairstylist in the worlds of fashion, cinema and art, works
together with his theme on the hair concepts for the irreverent performances of Tomaso
Binga (Salerno, 1931). The space is the physical and conceptual starting point for a visit
that examines works in which media become languages, and actions do not represent,
but define or establish. An investigation of the history of performance art, from the body
to the image, amidst censorship, communication and dissemination.
Starting point: access staircase to the VIP LoungeARTISSIMA – International Fair of Contemporary Art Oval, Lingotto Fiere Torino 31 October 2019 | Press presentation, preview, opening 1–2–3 November 2019 T +39 011 19744106 www.artissima.it | info@artissima.it Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube: Artissima Fair The organisation of Artissima is overseen by Artissima srl, a company affiliated with Fondazione Torino Musei, and formed in 2008 to manage the fair’s artistic and commercial relations. The Artissima trademark belongs to Regione Piemonte, Città Metropolitana di Torino and Città di Torino. The 26th edition of Artissima takes place with the support of the three brand-owning authorities, jointly with Fondazione CRT, Fondazione per l’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea CRT, Compagnia di San Paolo and Camera di commercio di Torino. Main Partner UniCredit Partners Campari Group, Fondazione Sardi per l’Arte, illycaffè, Irinox, Jaguar Land Rover, Juventus, K-Way, Lauretana, Piemonte Land of Perfection, Professional Trust Company, Tosetti Value | Il Family office Special Projects Partners Alserkal, carlorattiassociati, Combo, EDIT, FPT Industrial, Franco Curletto, Kristina Ti, Principi di Piemonte di UNA Esperienze, Torino Social Impact, Treccani, VANNI occhiali, VisitPiemonte In-kind Partners 100x100factory, Artek, Carioca, Gebrüder Thonet Vienna, Golran, Grandimpianti Ali Group, Gruppo Building, Gufram, Guido Gobino, Hangar, lapalma, Magis, Moleskine, Nemo Lighting, Pastiglie Leone, Pedrali, Torino Airport, Vitra Official Carrier Egual Yard Official Insurance Art Defender Insurance Media Partner La Stampa Media Coverage Sky Arte PRESS CONTACTS SUTTON PR Somerset House, South Wing | London WC2R 1LA T +44 (0)207 183 3577 Melissa Emery | melissa@suttoncomms.com Francesca Meale | cesca@suttoncomms.com PCM Studio Via Farini, 70 | 20159 Milano press@paolamanfredi.com | T +39 02 36769480
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