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miart – international fair of modern and contemporary art April 5 – 7, 2019 preview April 4, 2019 fieramilanocity, pavilion 3, gate 5 Milano www.miart.it
miart 2019
Hold everything dear
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. Snaporazvereinmiart 2019 Hold everything dear* Art casts a gaze on reality that is as much a form of attention itself as an invitation to pay attention: by exploring not only the most extreme aspects of life but also those of seemingly lesser importance, art transforms something that is apparently insignificant into a powerful symbol of human existence. Art’s gaze throws a beam of light on to things and, in so doing, generates values that history, collectors and museums decide to guard in a gesture of care. By adopting the motto “hold everything dear”, miart 2019 invites its audience to embrace this very same gesture of attention through which art guards reality while transforming it. *From the poem “Hold Everything Dear”, by Gareth Evans
miart 2019 5 – 07 April 2019 VIP preview and vernissage by invitation: 04 April 2019 fieramilanocity, pavilion 3, gate 5 Milan The days from 5 to 7 April 2019 see the return of miart, the international fair of modern and contemporary art organised by Fiera Milano and directed by Alessandro Rabottini, with the support of Intesa Sanpaolo as main partner. Inside pavilion 3 of fieramilanocity, 185 galleries from 19 countries will be exhibiting works by modern masters, established and emerging contemporary artists, and celebrated historical and experimental designers. By confirming its seven sections, miart reaffirms its role as the Italian fair with the widest chronological range of works, thus reflecting Milan’s intrinsic combination of history and experimentation. The international dimension that in recent years has made Lombardy’s leading city such an inclusive capital is expressed to perfection in miart’s characteristic dialogue between past and present. In 2019, miart sets out to consolidate its growth by combining market solidity with research, thus broadening its scope and becoming an observatory on society and social changes. miart 2019 is pleased to welcome some prestigious international galleries which, for the first time, have chosen Milan as their window on Italy. These include Cabinet (London), Corvi-Mora (London), Marian Goodman Gallery (New York – Paris – London), Hauser & Wirth (Hong Kong – London – Los Angeles – New York – Somerset – St. Moritz – Gstdaad – Zurich), Herald St (London), Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac (Paris – London – Salzburg) and Tucci Russo (Torre Pellice). Many influential galleries from across the globe are also reaffirming their ties with Milan by returning from previous editions, including A Arte Invernizzi (Milan), Alfonso Artiaco (Naples), Bortolami (New York), Isabella Bortolozzi (Berlin), Campoli Presti (London – Paris), ChertLüdde (Berlin), Clearing (Brussels – New York – Brooklyn), Galleria Continua (San Gimignano – Beijing – Les Moulins – Havana), Raffaella Cortese (Milan), Thomas Dane Gallery (London – Naples), Massimo De Carlo (Milan – London – Hong Kong), Dvir Gallery (Brussels – Tel Aviv), Kalfayan Galleries (Athens – Thessaloniki), Gladstone Gallery (New York – Brussels), Kaufmann Repetto (Milan – New York), Peter Kilchmann (Zurich), Andrew Kreps Gallery (New York), Lelong & Co (Paris – New York), Magazzino (Rome), Mai 36 (Zurich), Giò Marconi (Milan), Massimo Minini (Brescia), P420 (Bologna), Gregor Podnar (Berlin), Lia Rumma (Milan – Naples), Sprovieri (London) and Zero (Milan). One of the mainstays of miart’s architecture is its central focus on the art of the last century, and this is confirmed by a wide-ranging selection of galleries such as Cardi (Milan – London), Casoli De Luca (Rome), Cortesi (Lugano – London – Milan), Galleria dello Scudo (Verona), Mazzoleni (London – Turin), Montrasio Arte (Monza – Milan), Repetto Gallery (London), Robilant + Voena (London – Milan – St. Moritz), Richard Saltoun (London), Gian Enzo Sperone (Sent – New York), Studio Marconi (Milan), Tega (Milan) and Tornabuoni Arte (Florence– Milan – Paris – London). 18 international museum directors and curators of prestigious institutions from 10 countries will be awarding the Fondazione Fiera Milano acquisition fund and the 5 prizes that miart has conceived for galleries and artists, now a testimony to the many years of collaboration between the fair and its partners: the Fondazione Fiera Milano Acquisition Fund, the Herno Prize, the Fidenza Village Prize for Generations, the On Demand Prize by Snaporazverein, the LCA Prize for Emergent, and the Rotary Club Milano Brera Prize for Contemporary Art and Young Artists.
A new series of miartalks will once again confirm the collaboration between miart and In Between Art Film: three days of conversations open to the public involving forty artists, curators, collectors, designers, museum directors and international thinkers, all coming together around the theme of "The Common Good". Speakers will include collectots Nancy Olnick and Giorgio Spanu; Jessica Morgan, Nathalie de Gunzburg Director, Dia Foundation, Vivien Greene, Senior Curator, 19th- and Early 20th-Century Art, Guggenheim Museum, Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator of the Department of Architecture & Design, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, Teresa Grandas, Curator, MACBA Barcelona, Francesco Stocchi, Curator for Modern and Contemporary Art, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, and author Alice Rawsthorn among the many others. miart’s mission to inform is again expressed in miarteducational, the free guided tour service made possible by the support of Fidenza Village and Value Retail. As is now a tradition, miart will be the epicentre of Milan Art Week, a packed calendar of openings, events and special exhibitions and projects organised by the leading public institutions and private foundations in Milan, including (among others) Sheela Gowda and Giorgio Andreotta Calò at Pirelli HangarBicocca, Lizzie Fitch / Ryan Trecartin at Fondazione Prada Milano, Anna Maria Maiolino at the PAC Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea, Broken Nature. Design Takes on Human Survival + Design Museum at the Triennale, Lygia Pape at the Fondazione Carriero, Antonello da Messina and Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres at the Palazzo Reale, Renata Boero and Marinella Pirelli at the Museo del Novecento, The Unexpected Subject: 1978 Art and Feminism in Italy at FM – Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea, Sophia Al Maria at the Fondazione Pomodoro, Hans Josephsohn at ICA Milano, Carlos Amorales at the Fondazione Pini, Anj Smith at the Museo Poldi Pezzoli, and a new special project commissioned by the Fondazione Nicola Trussardi will unveil a monumental intervention by Ghana-based artist Ibrahim Mahama (curated by Massimiliano Gioni). Underlining the richness and vitality of the programme lined up for miart, the art week will conclude with a special opening of Milan's private galleries on Sunday 7 April. miart 2019 would like to thank the many partners who are doing so much in many ways to partner and support the twenty-fourth edition of the fair of modern and contemporary art in Milan: Main Partner: Intesa Sanpaolo – Intesa Sanpaolo Private Banking Partners: Herno, Fidenza Village, Snaporazverein, LCA Studio Legale miartalks powered by: In Between Art Film Sponsors: Ruinart, Flos, Nava press Media Partner: Elle Decor International Media Partner: The New York Times Official Guide: My Art Guides Online exclusively on: Artsy miart 2019 5 – 7 April 2019 fieramilanocity entrance Viale Scarampo, Milan gate 5, pavilion 3 www.miart.it miart 2019 press office: Lara Facco: T +39 02 36565133 / M. +39 349 2529989 / press@larafacco.com Fiera Milano press office: Rosy Mazzanti: T +39 0249977324 / rosy.mazzanti@fieramilano.it Elena Brambilla: T +39 0249977939 / elena.brambilla@fieramilano.it
miart 2019 GALLERIES AND SECTIONS miart 2019 is proud to present 185 galleries from 19 countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, South Africa, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, Hungary and the United States). 44 galleries will be participating for the very first time, showcasing a wide variety of modern art, contemporary art and limited edition design. miart’s international allure is evident with the contribution of 70 international galleries. SECTIONS Established 128 galleries promoting modern and contemporary art are subdivided into two main entities, Contemporary and Masters. Established Contemporary A Arte Invernizzi, Milan | Acappella, Naples | Apalazzogallery, Brescia | Alfonso Artiaco, Naples | Maria Bernheim, Zurich | Alessandra Bonomo, Rome | Thomas Brambilla, Bergamo | C+N Canepaneri, Milan – Genova | Cabinet, London | Campoli Presti, London – Paris | | Casoli De Luca, Rome | ChertLüdde, Berlin | Clearing, Brussels – New York – Brooklyn | Galleria Continua, San Gimignano – Beijing – Les Moulins –L’Avana| Raffaella Cortese, Milan | Corvi- Mora, London | Monica De Cardenas, Milan – Zuoz – Lugano | Massimo De Carlo, Milan – London – Hong Kong | Deweer, Otegem | Tiziana Di Caro, Naples | Dvir Gallery, Brussels – Tel Aviv | Edel Assanti, London | Ex Elettrofonica, Rome | Renata Fabbri, Milan | Francisco Fino, Lisbon | Fumagalli, Milan | FuoriCampo, Siena | Gladstone Gallery, New York – Brussels | Marian Goodman Gallery, New York – Paris – London | Hauser & Wirth, Hong Kong – London – Los Angeles – New York – Somerset – St. Moritz – Gstaad – Zurich | Éric Hussenot, Paris | Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels| Kalfayan Galleries, Athens – Thessaloniki | Kaufmann Repetto, Milan – New York | Peter Kilchmann, Zurich | Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York | Lelong & Co., Paris – New York | Antoine Levi, Paris | Levy.Delval, Brussels | Loom, Milan | Federico Luger, Milan | Madragoa, Lisbon | Magazzino, Rome | Mai 36, Zurich | Norma Mangione, Turin | Gió Marconi, Milan | Primo Marella Gallery, Milan | Francesca Minini, Milan | Massimo Minini, Brescia | Monitor, Rome – Lisbon | Office Baroque, Brussels | Officine dell’Immagine, Milan | Otto Zoo, Milan | P420, Bologna | Galleria Pack, Milan | Francesco Pantaleone, Palermo – Milan | Gregor Podnar, Berlin | Prometeogallery, Milan – Lucca | Revolver, Lima – Buenos Aires | Rizzutogallery, Palermo | Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris – London – Salzburg | Lia Rumma, Milan – Naples | Tucci Russo, Torre Pellice | Federica Schiavo, Milan – Rome | Mimmo Scognamiglio, Milan | Eduardo Secci, Florence | Smac, Cape Town – Johannesburg – Stellenbosch | Soda, Bratislava | SpazioA, Pistoia | Sprovieri, London | Studio Dabbeni, Lugano | Studio Guenzani, Milan | Studio SALES di Norberto Ruggeri, Rome | Studio Trisorio, Naples | Vistamare – Vistamarestudio, Pescara – Milan | Wilde, Geneva – Carouge/ Acacias | Z2o Sara Zanin, Rome | Zero..., Milan
Established Masters 10 A.M. Art, Milan | Enrico Astuni, Bologna | Giovanni Bonelli, Milan | Ca’ di Fra’, Milan | Cardelli & Fontana, Sarzana | Cardi, Milan – London | Casoli De Luca, Rome | Conceptual, Milan | Contini Galleria d’Arte, Venice – Cortina d’Ampezzo – Mestre | Cortesi, Lugano – London – Milano | de’ Foscherari, Bologna | Dep Art, Milan | DIEHL, Berlin | Eidos Immagini Contemporanee, Asti | Frediano Farsetti, Milan | Frittelli, Florence | Maggiore G.A.M., Bologna – Paris – Milan | Galerie21, Livorno | Galleria dello Scudo, Verona | Gariboldi, Milan | Häusler Contemporary, Monaco – Zurich – Lustenau | Matteo Lampertico, Milan | Lorenzelli Arte, Milan | Maab, Milan – Padua | Mazzoleni, London – Turin | Montrasio Arte, Monza – Milan | Open Art, Prato | Osart, Milan | Otto Gallery, Bologna | Nicola Pedana, Caserta | Poggiali, Florence – Milan – Pietrasanta | Il Ponte, Florence | Progettoarte-Elm, Milan | Erica Ravenna, Rome | Allegra Ravizza, Lugano – Honolulu | RCM Galerie, Paris | Repetto Gallery, London | Michela Rizzo, Venice | Robilant+Voena, London – Milan – St. Moritz | Richard Saltoun, London | Galleria Spazia, Bologna | Gian Enzo Sperone, Sent – New York | Studio d’Arte Campaiola, Rome | Studio G7, Bologna | Studio Guastalla, Milan | Studio Marconi ‘65, Milan | Tega, Milan | Galleria Tonelli, Milan – Porto Cervo | Tornabuoni Arte, Florence – Milan – Paris – London | Paola Verrengia, Salerno Generations 8 different historical epochs in dialogue amongst each other > Matt Connors, Herald St, London + Piero Dorazio, Tega, Milan > Walead Beshty, Thomas Dane Gallery, London – Naples + Morgan Fisher, Bortolami, New York > Richard Rezac, Isabella Bortolozzi, Berlin + Giacomo Balla, Maggiore G.A.M., Bologna – Paris – Milan > Kate Newby, The Sunday Painter, London + Michael Berryhill, Lulu, Mexico City > Birgit Jürgenssen, Hubert Winter, Vienna + Tina Lechner, Hubert Winter, Vienna > Patrizio Di Massimo, T293, Rome + Horst P. Horst, Paci Contemporary, Brescia > Polys Peslikas, Vistamare – Vistamarestudio, Pescara – Milan + César Domela, Martini & Ronchetti, Genova > Katsumi Nakai, Ronchini, London + Alice Cattaneo, MLF | Marie-Laure Fleisch, Brussels Decades 9 galleries will shed light on the history of art throughout the twentieth century with a thorough examination of each decade. 1910 - 1920 Avanguardie e bon ton, Società di Belle Arti, Viareggio 1920 - 1930 Duilio Cambellotti, Russo, Rome 1940 Antonietta Raphaēl, Copetti Antiquari, Udine 1950 Jaroslav Serpan, Dellupi Arte, Milan 1960 Maria Lai, M77, Milan 1970 Carlo Scarpa, Galleria Gomiero, Milan 1970 Katalin Ladik e la Neo-avanguardia ungherese , acb, Budapest 1980 Sandro Chia, Alessandro Bagnai, Foiano della Chiana 1990 Jon Thompson, Anthony Reynolds, London Emergent supports the participation of 21 young galleris who aim to promote the future generation of artists ADA, Rome | Balcony, Lisbon | Car Drde, Bologna | Clima, Milan | Damien & The Love Guru, Brussels | Eastwards Prospectus, Bucarest | Galeriepcp, Paris | Gallleriapiù, Bologna | Felix Gaudlitz, Vienna | Lucas Hirsch, Düsseldorf | Horizont, Budapest | Gilda Lavia, Rome | Nome, Berlin | Öktem Aykut, Istanbul | Polansky, Prague – Brno | Ribot, Milan | Stems, Brussels – Luxembourg | Sophie Tappeiner, Vienna | Una, Piacenza | Veda, Florence | Vin Vin, Vienna
On Demand Aims to delineate site-specific works which are charectarised by the relationship with its context, the public and the buyer Object 12 international and domestic galleries which are dealing in limited edition design Elisabetta Cipriani Wearable Art, London | Luciano Colantonio, Brescia | Galleria Luisa Delle Piane, Milan | Dimoregallery, Milan | Erastudio Apartment-Gallery, Milan | Eredi Marelli, Cantù | Galleri Feldt, Copenhagen | Galerie Marc Heiremans, Antwerp | Frank Landau / Thomas Ekström, Frankfurt | Officine Saffi, Milan | Taste Contemporary, Geneva | Galleria Antonio Verolino, Modena Curatorial Team Established Masters e Decades: Alberto Salvadori, Director, OAC Fondazione CR di Firenze, Florence Generations: Anthony Reynolds, Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London and Chris Sharp, Writer, Independent Curator and Co-Director, Lulu, Mexico City Emergent: Attilia Fattori Franchini, Independent Curator, London On Demand: Oda Albera, Exhibitors Liaison and Special Projects, miart 2019, Milan Object: Hugo Macdonald, Design Critic and Journalist, London
GALLERIES’ LIST 10 A.M. Art, Milan | A Arte Invernizzi, Milan | Acappella, Naples | acb, Budapest | ADA, Rome | Apalazzogallery, Brescia | Alfonso Artiaco, Naples | Enrico Astuni, Bologna | Alessandro Bagnai, Foiano della Chiana | Balcony, Lisbon | Maria Bernheim, Zurich | Giovanni Bonelli, Milan | Alessandra Bonomo, Rome | Bortolami, New York | Isabella Bortolozzi, Berlin | Thomas Brambilla, Bergamo | C+N Canepaneri, Milan – Genova | Ca’ di Fra’, Milan | Cabinet, London | Campoli Presti, London – Paris | Car Drde, Bologna | Cardelli & Fontana, Sarzana | Cardi, Milan – London | Casoli De Luca, Rome | ChertLüdde, Berlin | Elisabetta Cipriani Wearable Art, London | Clearing, Brussels – New York – Brooklyn | Clima, Milan | Luciano Colantonio, Brescia | Conceptual, Milan | Contini Galleria d’Arte, Venice – Cortina d’Ampezzo – Mestre | Galleria Continua, San Gimignano – Beijing – Les Moulins –L’Avana| Copetti Antiquari, Udine | Raffaella Cortese, Milan | Cortesi, Lugano – Londra – Milan | Corvi-Mora, London | Damien & The Love Guru, Brussels | Thomas Dane Gallery, London | Monica De Cardenas, Milan – Zuoz – Lugano | Massimo De Carlo, Milan – London – Hong Kong | de’ Foscherari, Bologna | Galleria Luisa Delle Piane, Milan | Dellupi Arte, Milan | Dep Art, Milan | Deweer, Otegem | Tiziana Di Caro, Naples | DIEHL, Berlin | Dimoregallery, Milan | Dvir Gallery, Brussels – Tel Aviv | Eastwards Prospectus, Bucarest | Edel Assanti, London | Eidos Immagini Contemporanee, Asti | Erastudio Apartment-Gallery, Milan | Eredi Marelli, Cantù | Ex Elettrofonica, Rome | Renata Fabbri, Milan | Frediano Farsetti, Milan | Galleri Feldt, Copenhagen | Francisco Fino, Lisbon | MLF|Marie-Laure Fleisch, Brussels | Frittelli, Florence | Fumagalli, Milan | FuoriCampo, Siena | Galerie21, Livorno | Galeriepcp, Paris | Galleria dello Scudo, Verona | Gallleriapiù, Bologna | Gariboldi, Milan | Felix Gaudlitz, Vienna | Gladstone Gallery, New York – Brussels | Galleria Gomiero, Milan | Marian Goodman Gallery, New York – Paris – London | Hauser & Wirth, Hong Kong – London – Los Angeles – New York – Somerset – St. Moritz – Gstaad – Zurich | Häusler Contemporary, Monaco – Zurich – Lustenau | Galerie Marc Heiremans, Anversa | Herald St, London | Lucas Hirsch, Düsseldorf | Horizont, Budapest | Éric Hussenot, Paris | Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels| Kalfayan Galleries, Athens – Thessaloniki Kaufmann Repetto, Milan – New York | Peter Kilchmann, Zurich | Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York | Matteo Lampertico, Milan | Frank Landau / Thomas Ekström, Frankfurt | Gilda Lavia, Rome | Lelong & Co., Paris – New York | Antoine Levi, Paris | Levy.Delval, Brussels | Loom, Milan | Lorenzelli Arte, Milan | Federico Luger, Milan | Lulu, Mexico City | M77, Milan | Maab, Milan – Padova | Madragoa, Lisbon | Magazzino, Rome | Maggiore G.A.M., Bologna – Paris – Milan | Mai 36, Zurich | Norma Mangione, Turin | Gió Marconi, Milan | Primo Marella Gallery, Milan | Martini & Ronchetti, Genova | Mazzoleni, London – Turin | Francesca Minini, Milan | Massimo Minini, Brescia | Monitor, Rome – Lisbon | Montrasio Arte, Monza – Milan | Nome, Berlin | Office Baroque, Brussels | Officine dell’Immagine, Milan | Officine Saffi, Milan | Öktem Aykut, Istanbul | Open Art, Prato | Osart, Milan | Otto Gallery, Bologna | Otto Zoo, Milan | P420, Bologna | Paci Contemporary, Brescia | Galleria Pack, Milan | Francesco Pantaleone, Palermo – Milan | Nicola Pedana, Caserta | Gregor Podnar, Berlin | Poggiali, Florence – Milan – Pietrasanta | Polansky, Prague – Brno | Il Ponte, Florence | Progettoarte-Elm, Milan | Prometeogallery, Milan – Lucca | Erica Ravenna, Rome | Allegra Ravizza, Lugano – Honolulu | RCM Galerie, Paris | Repetto Gallery, London | Revolver, Lima – Buenos Aires | Anthony Reynolds, London | Ribot, Milan | Michela Rizzo, Venice | Rizzutogallery, Palermo | Robilant+Voena, London – Milan – St. Moritz | Ronchini, London | Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris – London – Salzburg | Lia Rumma, Milan – Naples | Russo, Rome | Tucci Russo, Torre Pellice | Richard Saltoun, London | Federica Schiavo, Milan – Rome | Mimmo Scognamiglio, Milan | Eduardo Secci, Florence | | Smac, Cape Town – Johannesburg – Stellenbosch | Società di Belle Arti, Viareggio | Soda, Bratislava | Galleria Spazia, Bologna | SpazioA, Pistoia | Gian Enzo Sperone, Sent – New York | Sprovieri, London | Stems, Brussels – Luxembourg| Studio d’Arte Campaiola, Rome | Studio Dabbeni, Lugano | Studio G7, Bologna | Studio Guastalla, Milan | Studio Guenzani, Milan | Studio Marconi ‘65, Milan | Studio SALES di Norberto Ruggeri, Rome | Studio Trisorio, Naples | T293, Rome | Sophie Tappeiner, Vienna | Taste Contemporary, Geneva | Tega, Milan | The Sunday Painter, London | Galleria Tonelli, Milan – Porto Cervo | Tornabuoni Arte, Florence – Milan – Paris – London | Una, Piacenza | Veda, Florence | Galleria Antonio Verolino, Modena | Paola Verrengia, Salerno | Vin Vin, Vienna | Vistamare – Vistamarestudio, Pescara – Milan | Wilde, Geneva – Carouge/ Acacias | Hubert Winter, Vienna | Z2o Sara Zanin, Rome | Zero..., Milan
miart 2019 PRIZES AND ACQUISITION FUNDS Fondazione Fiera Milano Acquisition Fund Acquisition fund for artworks to enhance the collection of Fiera Milano Foundation with a budget of Euro 100,000 Jury > Giovanni Gorno Tempini, President, Fondazione Fiera Milano, Milan (President of the Jury) > Sarah Cosulich, Artistic Director, La Quadriennale di Roma > Matthias Mühling, Director, Lenbachhaus, Munich > Ernestine White, Curator of Contemporary Art, Iziko South African National Gallery, Cape Town Herno Prize Conceived as a partnership between miart and Herno, the prize of Euro 10,000 is now in its fifth edition and will be assigned to the booth with the best concept and design. Jury > Martin Bethenod, Chief Executive Officer and Director, Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana, Pinault Collection, Venice > Paula van den Bosch, Art Historian and Senior Museum Curator, Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht > Sören Grammel, Head of Art after 1960, Contemporary Art, Kunstmuseum Basel Fidenza Village Prize for Generations Conceived as a partnership between miart and Fidenza Village, one of the Collection of Villages by Value Retail, the prize of Euro 10,000 is now in its third edition and will be assigned to the best dialogue within the section Generations. Jury > Magnus af Petersens, Director, Bonniers Konsthall, Stoccolma > Cristiano Raimondi, Head of International Projects, Nouveau Musée National de Monaco > Reinhard Spieler, Director, Sprengel Museum, Hannover On Demand Prize by Snaporazverein Conceived as a partnership between miart and the association for experimental productions Snaporazverein, the prize of Euro 10,000 is now in its third edition and will be assigned to the best presentation within the section On Demand. The prize will support a project by the awarded artist to be realized in the future. Jury > Leevi Haapala, Director, KIASMA – Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki > Vincent Honoré, Director of Exhibitions, MoCo - Montpellier Contemporain > Alice Motard, Chief Curator, CAPC – musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux
LCA Prize for Emergent Conceived as as a partnership between miart and LCA Studio Legale, the prize of Euro 4,000 was established in 2015 and will be assigned to the best presentation within the section Emergent. Jury > Sarah McCrory, Director, Goldsmiths CCA, Londra > François Quintin, Director, Lafayette Anticipations - Fondation d’entreprise Galeries Lafayette and Fonds de dotation Famille Moulin, Parigi > Kathleen Reinhardt, Curator of Contemporary Art, Albertinum Dresden Rotary Club Milano Brera Prize for Contemporary Art and Young Artists The prize is now in its XI edition, it has been established in 2008 as the first recognition in miart context. It consists in the acquisition of an artwork by an emerging or mid-career artist to be donated to a Milanese art institution. Jury > Laura Cherubini, Curator and Professor of Contemporary Art History, Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milan > Christian Marinotti, Publisher and Professor of Contemporary Art History, School of Architecture, Pilitecnico di Milano and creator of the prize, Milan > Bartolomeo Pietromarchi, Director, MAXXI Arte, MAXXI Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI secolo, Rome
miart 2019 MIARTALKS Il bene comune The Common Good A new edition of the miartalks will mark the return of the collaboration between miart and In Between Art Film, the company founded by Beatrice Bulgari in 2012 to foster the exchange between the different artistic languages of our time through the production of artists’ films and documentaries and the support to institutional projects devoted to the moving image. During the 3 days in which miart will be open to the public, more than 40 international artists, curators, collectors, designers, museum directors and thinkers will participate in panels and conversations within the thematic framework: The Common Good. We will explore the many meanings of this concept and its very nature: how we create “the Common Good”, how to preserve it in its present and future manifestations. Together with our speakers, we will survey these topics in connection with the 3 main fields of interest at miart: contemporary art, modern art and design; Friday 5th April: Commissioning, Producing and Collecting in the Context of Economic, Social, and Climatic Changes. Curated by Matteo Lucchetti, Chief Curator, Visible (citta dell’arte – Fondazione Pistoletto / Fondazione Zegna) Saturday 6th April: The Recent History of Italian Art as Collective Heritage and its Significance on the International Stage. Curated by Alberto Salvadori, Director, OAC Fondazione CR di Firenze, Florence and Curator of the Established Masters and Decades sections Sunday 7th April: Designing the Space and the Uses of the Common Good. Curated by Hugo Macdonald, Design critic, Journalist and Curator of the Object section
miart 2019 HORIZION 5 – 7 April 2019 HORIZON is the new visual campaign to accompany miart 2019 until it officially opens to the public on the 5th April 2019. Following what is now a tradition at miart – a fair that for years has used a themed, multimedia- based campaign in its communications – Horizon is a cinematographic style picture story celebrating the theme of art as a place of exploration, discovery and change. The main characters in this story are a group of teenagers cast in a natural environment and depicted over the course of a summer’s day, from dawn to dusk. Like an imaginary film about the spontaneity with which we face adult life, this campaign portrays adolescence as a time of experimentation and fearlessness, suggesting a parallel with art as an open outlook towards the possibilities of the future. The medium within which the actions of the teenagers in Horizon take place is water, which evokes the transition from one state to another as well as the dimensions of travel, traversing and hybridization. An element to immerse oneself in and to emerge from, just as art enables us both to probe psychological depth and also to contemplate the surfacing of original forms and new values. Starting in October 2018, and continuing until miart opens to the public on 5 April 2019, Horizon will occupy different platforms and make use of different media, involving the languages of moving images and performing arts to reflect the many souls of miart : a fair in which history and the present day are in dialogue and that, with works ranging from the early 20th century up to the most recent artistic experimentation, aims to broaden its own chronological horizon of reference. CREDITS Photography: Jonathan Frantini Art Direction: Francesco Valtolina (Mousse) Art Direction assistant: Anita Poltronieri (Mousse) Photographic assistants: Francesca Gardini, Giacomo Lepori Casting: Semina Casting Models: Amelie, Lorenzo, Clara, Federico, Alessandro, Mohamed, Sara, Angela, Martina, Alessandro, Nicolo', Davide, Loreley, Mehdi
MILAN ART WEEK 1-7 APRIL 2019 Milan, 22 January 2019 - Once again, the City Council of Milan|Culture and miart will be supporting Milano Art Week with seven days of inaugurations, exhibitions and performances around the entire city, involving institutions, foundations, and public and private entities in the construction of a rich schedule of initiatives dedicated to modern and contemporary art. A week of appointments that confirm Milan’s role as a city with a vibrant cultural scene and as an international destination for art lovers. This year’s calendar is full of topical and urgent themes at a global level: from female creativity to climate change, from the rediscovery of unexplored artistic positions to the expansion of individual forms of identity, and thorough to new technology scenarios. Such a wealth of issues, many still being finalised, are a clear indication of how Milano Art Week addresses a variety of target audiences visiting or living in Milan. The final schedule will be announced closer to the time. Meanwhile, a number of must-see contemporary art events have already been confirmed, starting with the opening of “Renata Boero. Kromo-Kronos” at the Museo del Novecento, curated by Anna Daneri and Iolanda Ratti. The show retraces the career of the Genoese artist, an active exponent of the international art scene since the 1960s. Already on show at the Museo del Novecento, instead, is the exhibition dedicated to Marinella Pirelli’s experimental cinema. Another interesting opening involves “L’Ultima Cena dopo Leonardo” (The Last Supper after Leonardo) at the Fondazione Stelline, for which Demetrio Paparoni has asked a number of leading artists to reinterpret the most iconic painting of the Western world. Then there is the solo exhibition of the artist and performer Anna Maria Maolino, “O Amor Se Faz Revolucionário”, at the PAC Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea, and the opening of the exhibition dedicated to the artist Sheela Gowda at the HangarBicocca, where the solo exhibition of Giorgio Andreotta Calò is already on show. Next is the focus on Peruvian culture dedicated to Jorge Eduardo Eielson at the Mudec|Museo delle Culture, and the imposing multimedia installation by Lizzie Fitch and Ryan Trecartin at the Fondazione Prada, in which the two artists investigate the concept of “new” promised land. A series of events - including shows on the work of Lygia Pape at the Foundation Carriero and of Sophia Al Maria at the Fondazione Pomodoro, and “Il Soggetto Imprevisto. 1978 Arte e Femminismo in Italia” (The unexpected Subject. 1978 Art and Feminism in Italy) at Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea - centre on female creativity. Hans Josephsohn will be staged at ICA Milano, while the Fondazione Nicola Trussardi will shortly be announcing a special new project. For Milano Art Week, the Museo Poldi Pezzoli opens its doors to contemporary art with a feature exhibition in which the artist Anj Smith embarks on a dialogue with the Museum’s masterpieces, while Fondazione Pini Gabi Scardi will be staging an exhibition dedicated to Carlos Amorales. Initiatives devoted to modern art, instead, include an important exhibition on Jean-Auguste- Dominique Ingres at Milan’s Royal Palace, and a feature exhibition on Angelo Morbelli at the GAM Galleria d’Arte Moderna. Even Malpensa airport has chosen to become a showcase for twentieth century art, with the extraordinary exhibition, in Terminal 1, on Fausto Melotti’s I Sette
Savi (The Seven Wise Men), curated by Flavio Arensi and designed by Michele De Lucchi. Also confirmed in 2019 is Art Night, involving the extraordinary opening of a number of non- profit venues around the city on Saturday, 6th of April.
miart 2019 EXHIBITIONS IN TOWN A program of openings and events in Milan during miart 2019 Opening ̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶ > MONDAY 1 APRIL Fondazione Adolfo Pini corso Garibaldi, 2 Carlos Amorales Curator: Gabi Scardi Fondazione Stelline corso Magenta, 61 The Last Supper After Leonardo Curator: Demetrio Paparoni Museo del Novecento Palazzo dell’Arengario, via Guglielmo Marconi, 1 Renata Boero. Kromo-Kronos Curators: Anna Daneri, Iolanda Ratti Simmons & Simmons via Tommaso Grossi, 2 Corrado Levi, Dedicated to Carol Rama and Sandro Penna Curators: Elena Pontiggia, Giacinto Di Pierantonio Renata Fabbri via Antonio Stoppani, 15/c Loose Ends. Vlatka Horvat, Sophie Ko, Ištvan Išt Huzjan, Dino Zrnec Curator: Branka Benčić Galleria d’Arte Maggiore G.A.M.* via Alessandro Manzoni, 25 Tong Yanrunan > TUESDAY 2 APRIL Carnelutti Studio Legale Associato via Principe Amedeo, 3 Armin Bohem. Mesmerized Museo Poldi Pezzoli via Alessandro Manzoni, 12 The Contemporary at the Poldi Pezzoli. Anj Smith Palazzo Borromeo piazza Borromeo, 12 Mattia Bosco. Il tempo è un bambino che gioca Galleria PACK* viale Sabotino, 22 Oleg Kulik
Matteo Lampertico* viale Sabotino, 22 Aldo Mondino. Linoleum Federico Luger* viale Sabotino, 22 Igor Eskinja. Meditations on the Horizon Spazio 22 viale Sabotino, 22 America’s New Frontier Curator: Franklin Evans Montrasio Arte* via di Porta Tenaglia, 1 Gianni Moretti. Anna. Studio per un monumento Hernan Pitto Bellocchio. Accumulation of tension Francesco Pantaleone* via San Rocco, 11 Per Barclay. Cavallerizza di Palazzo Mazzarino Curator: Agata Polizzi Poggiali* foro Buonaparte, 52 Zhivago Duncan. Soulmate / Cellmate > WEDNESDAY 3 APRIL Palazzo Reale piazza del Duomo, 12 De Coding. Alcantara nelle sale degli arazzi Curators: Domitilla Dardi, Angela Rui Pirelli HangarBicocca via Chiese, 2 Sheela Gowda. Remains Curators: Nuria Enguita, Lucia Aspesi Frediano Farsetti* via della Spiga, 52 Vittorio Corsini Kaufmann Repetto* via di Porta Tenaglia, 7 Nina Canell Massimo De Carlo* piazza Belgioioso, 2 Jennifer Guidi > THURSDAY 4 APRIL miart 2019 fieramilanocity viale Scarampo, gate 5 pav. 3, milan VIP Preview h. 13:00 (VIP card holders only) Opening h. 18:00 (by invitation) FM – Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea via Giovanni Battista Piranesi, 10 The Unexpected Subject. 1978 Art and Feminism in Italy Curators: Marco Scotini, Raffaella Perna
> FRIDAY 5 APRIL Fondazione Prada Milano largo Isarco, 2 Lizzie Fitch /Ryan Trecartin Dep Art* via Comelico, 40 Tony Oursler. The Volcano and Poetics Tattoo Curators: Demetrio Paparoni Primo Marella Gallery viale Stelvio, 66 Joël Andrianomearisoa. Blue Take Me to the End of All Loves Progettoarte Elm* via Fusetti, 14 Umberto Mariani. La sensualità della piega Curator: Marco Meneguzzo > SUNDAY 7 APRIL Performance ̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶ > FRIDAY 5 APRIL PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea via Palestro, 14 Performance by Anna Maria Maiolino h. 19.00 > SATURDAY 6 APRIL nctm Studio Legale via Agnello, 12 nctm e l’Arte Protest Forms: Memory and Celebration. Public Opinion Descends Upon the Demonstrators Performance by Marinella Senatore Curator: Gabi Scardi h. 11.00 Current exhibitions ̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶̶ INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER VENUES Fondazione Arnaldo Pomodoro via Vigevano, 9 Sophia Al Maria. Mirror Cookie Project Room #10 Curator: Cloé Perrone Fondazione Carriero via Cino del Duca, 4 Lygia Pape Curator: Francesco Stocchi
Fondazione Prada Milano largo Isarco, 2 Lizzie Fitch /Ryan Trecartin GAM – Galleria d’Arte Moderna via Palestro, 6 Morbelli (1853-1919) Curator: Paola Zatti Gallerie d’Italia piazza della Scala, 6 La collezione d’arte di Fondazione Fiera Milano ICA via Orobia, 26 Hans Josephsohn Curator: Alberto Salvadori Galleria dell’Ariete Curator: Caterina Toschi Mudec – Museo delle Culture via Tortona, 56 Milano Città Mondo #04 Perù. Jorge Eduardo Eielson Museo del Novecento Palazzo dell’Arengario, via Guglielmo Marconi, 1 Light Movement. The Experimental Cinema of Marinella Pirelli Curators: Lucia Aspesi, Iolanda Ratti Focus Collezione Acacia: Paola Pivi Curator: Gemma De Angelis Testa Osservatorio Fondazione Prada galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Jamie Diamond, Elena Dorfman. Surrogati. Un amore ideale Curator: Melissa Harris PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea via Palestro, 14 Anna Maria Maiolino. O Amor Se Faz Revolucionàrio Curator: Diego Sileo Palazzo Reale piazza del Duomo, 12 Antonello da Messina. Dentro la pittura Curator: Giovanni Carlo Federico Villa Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres. La vita artistica al tempo dei Bonaparte Curator: Florence Viguier Scientific Commettee: Adrien Goetz, Stéphane Guégan, Frédéric Lacaille, Isabella Marelli, Gennaro Toscano Rocca di Angera via Rocca Castello, 2 – Angera (VA) Quaestio de Aqua et Terra. (Another) Question of the Water and of the Land Curator: Andrea Viliani La Triennale di Milano viale Emilio Alemagna, 6 XXII Triennale di Milano – Broken Nature. Design Takes on Human Survival Curator: Paola Antonelli
GALLERIES 10 A.M. Art corso San Gottardo, 5 Sandro De Alexandris. 1964 | 2018 A Arte Invernizzi via Domenico Scarlatti, 12 Niele Toroni Giovanni Bonelli* via Luigi Porro Lambertenghi, 6 Jacopo Mazzonelli. Difference and Repetition Curator: Daniele Capra C+N Canepaneri* foro Buonaparte, 48 Gillian Brett and Alberto Garutti Cardi corso di Porta Nuova, 38 Dan Flavin Clima* via Alessandro Stradella, 5 Valerio Nicolai. Clima su Marte Conceptual* via Goffredo Mameli, 46 Mirella Bentivoglio. Creazione e fine Raffaella Cortese* via Alessandro Stradella, 7/1/4 Francesco Arena. Tre sequenze per voce sola Cortesi* corso di Porta Nuova 46/B Zagreb Calling Curator: Ilaria Bignotti Monica De Cardenas via Francesco Viganò, 4 Ivan Seal Massimo De Carlo* viale Lombardia, 17 MCMXXXIV Close the Windows Open the Doors Dellupi Arte* via Ambrogio Spinola, 8A “Estetica”. Dedicato a Michel Tapié. Mathieu, Gallizio, Crippa, Imai, Jenkins, Serpan, Hartung, Shimamoto, Appel, Capogrossi, Riopelle e Fautrier Galleria Fumagalli via Bonaventura Cavalieri, 6 Marinus Boezem. Bird’s-eye View Curator: Lorenzo Bruni Loom via Marsala, 7 Photo Group Show
Lorenzelli Arte* corso Buenos Aires, 2 Herbert Ferber. Scultura come metafora di un’idea M77 Via Mecenate, 77 Veduta Curator: Danilo Eccher Maab* via Nerino, 3 Tra il caso e la necessità. Alberto Biasi, Axel Lieber, Christian Megert, Nahum Tevet Gió Marconi* via Alessandro Tadino, 20 Atelier Van Lieshout Francesca Minini* via Privata Massimiano, 25 Dan Graham Montrasio Arte* Casa della Memoria, via Federico Confalonieri 14 Gianni Moretti. Anna. Studio per un monumento Officine dell’Immagine* via Carlo Vittadini, 11 Farah Khelil. Surfacing Officine Saffi* via Aurelio Saffi, 7 Open to Art. Ceramic Biennale Osart corso Plebisciti, 12 Emilio Prini. Opere dal 1967 al 1996 Otto Zoo* via Vigevano, 8 Paul Kooiker. Eggs and Rarities Curatore: Francesco Zanot Ribot via Enrico Nöe, 23 Anne Ryan Lia Rumma* via Stilicone, 19 Clegg & Guttmann Federica Schiavo Gallery* via Michele Barozzi, 6 David Renggli Studio Marconi ’65* via Alessandro Tadino, 17 Fondazione Marconi, via Alessandro Tadino, 15 Emilio Tadini
Tega via Senato, 20 Giulio Turcato Galleria Tonelli corso Magenta, 85 Giulio Turcato. Opere scelte a partire dagli anni ’60 Vistamare Studio via Vittorio Veneto, 30 Jan Vercruysse ZERO...* via Carlo Boncompagni, 44 Vincenzo Agnetti * Special opening on Sunday 7 April, please check the gallery’s website for opening times
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