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SENSIBILE COMUNE

Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea - 14/22 gennaio 2017

a cura di Ilaria Bussoni, Nicolas Martino, Cesare Pietroiusti

con l’assistenza curatoriale di Laura Perrone

Ingresso gratuito alla mostra: Via Gramsci n.69-71

www.sensibilecomune.org

Mostra, convegno, festival, evento, laboratorio, "Sensibile comune. Le opere vive" volutamente sfugge al senso consolidato di ciascuno di questi termini e cerca di collocarsi in un terreno intermedio, fatto di sovrapposizioni e di interstizi poco frequentati, dove probabilmente ci stanno portando le forme del sapere e dell’esperienza contemporanea. Numerose opere appartenenti alla collezione della Galleria Nazionale saranno usate non per essere esposte in maniera abituale al pubblico, ma per diventare agenti attivi dello sguardo, pre-testo per un confronto con altri artisti, nonché con teorici, coreografi, filosofi, poeti, amatori.

Sensibile comune è articolata in sei sezioni: Opere all’ennesima è concepita come campo in cui all’opera della collezione si risponde con un’altra opera, o con pratiche della parola, della performance e del gesto, fino a comporre un paesaggio di oggetti e di segni dentro il quale possa darsi l’avventura singolare e comune dell’intelligenza. Le Opere incurabili, in virtù del loro status di opere danneggiate, diventano strumenti di un’interrogazione che va letteralmente dentro l’opera e che riguarda la sua materialità e precarietà, il nostro rapporto con la trasformazione e il concetto stesso di valore. Opere in lotta è lo spazio dedicato alla presentazione di diversi archivi cartacei e non che raccolgono materiali legati all’impegno e alla lotta politica nelle sue diverse accezioni; è anche il luogo in cui dare forma a un archivio digitale basato sulla messa in comune di materiali attraverso un software open source. Opere in contemplazione, alla ricerca di forme diverse del sensibile. Opere in fuga, in cui si alternano interventi di parola a film d'artista. Opere in costruzione dove l’opera si fa nel momento stesso dell’incontro con il pubblico, e anche grazie a esso, secondo le non-regole dell’improvvisazione e di una ricerca, flagrante quanto incerta, dell’accordo.

SCARICA PROGRAMMA

OPERE ALL’ENNESIMA Artisti invitati: Anemoi, Elisabetta Benassi, Simone Bertugno e Watson (Loal – League of Art Legends), Rossella Biscotti, Lu Cafausu, John Cascone, Corrado Chiatti, Luca Coclite, Danilo Correale, Davide D’Elia, Antonio Della Guardia, Claire Fontaine, Giulia Gabrielli, Dora Garcia, Francesca Grilli, Emily Jacir, Kinkaleri, Alessandro Laita e Chiaralice Rizzi, Olivier Kosta Théphaine, Sandra Lang, Andrea Lanini, Giuliano Lombardo, Eva Macali, Domenico Antonio Mancini, Fiamma Montezemolo, Luca Musacchio, Matteo Nasini, Mattia Pellegrini e Jesal Kapadia, Cesare Pietroiusti, Luigi Presicce, Cristina Kristal Rizzo, Carola Spadoni, Gian Maria Tosatti. Artisti della collezione: André Breton, Alberto Burri, Marcel Duchamp, Lucio Fontana, Juan Genoves, Emilio Isgrò, Ketty la Rocca, Piero Manzoni, Roberto Melli, Napoleone Nani, Filippo Palizzi, Pino Pascali, Giulio Paolini, Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo, Medardo Rosso, Toti Scialoja, Mario Tozzi, Giulio Turcato. 

Partecipano: Carlo Bordini, Pietro Gaglianò, Jacopo Galimberti, Dario Gentili, Lancelot Hamelin, Giacomo Marramao, Muriel Mayette-Holtz, Arianna Ninchi, Elisa Ottaviani, Laura Piccioni, Lidia Riviello, Alexei Penzin, Elettra Stimilli, Carla Subrizi, Giacomo Trinci, Paolo Virno.

OPERE INCURABILI Artisti della collezione: Carlo Alfano, Lucio Fontana, Eliseo Mattiacci, Pino Pascali, Paul Van Hoeydonck. 

Partecipano: Marco Baravalle, Annarosa Buttarelli, Paola Carnazza, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Karmen Corak, Rodolfo Corrias, Tarek Elhaik, Maria Profiri, Luciana Tozzi.

OPERE IN COSTRUZIONE Artisti invitati: Ayreen Anastas e René Gabri, Casamatta e Il Genio Collettivo (Nadia Arancio, Maria Hélène Bertino, Buio Blu, Luca Cechet Sansoé, Alessandra Cianelli, Andrea Coppola, Chiara De Dominicis, Maddalena Fragnito, Donatello Fumarola, Luciano Gagliardo, Manlio Garavaglia, Angelo Mancuso, Francesca Maciocia, Claudia Marelli, Fiorenza Orto, Stefania Palermo, Giorgio Palumbo, Mala Queen, Stefano Roveda, Marco Salvatico, Martin Volejnik), Daniele di Buenaventura, Fabrizio Ferraro, Non tanto precisi, Ludovico Takeshi Minasi, Michele Rabbia.

 Partecipano: Elisa Davoglio, Marco Giovenale, Giulio Marzaioli, Simona Menicocci, Vincenzo Ostuni, Fabio Teti, Silvia Tripodi, Luca Venitucci, Michele Zaffarano.

OPERE IN LOTTA Artisti e archivi: Archivi Fondazione Baruchello, Archivio Giuseppe Garrera, Archivio Macao, Archivio Marincola, Archivio Sale Docks, Archivio Teatro Valle, Artpool Art Research Center in Budapest, Pablo Echaurren, Museo conviviale dell'arte ir-ritata, Centro di documentazione palestinese in Italia, Fondazione Echaurren Salaris, Radio Onda d’Urto, Fondazione Echaurren Salaris, Forniture Critiche, Carmelo Romeo, Luciano Trina. 

Partecipano: Salvatore Gagliardo, Marco Baravalle, Gianfranco Baruchello, Franco Berardi Bifo, Manuel Borja-Villel, Emanuele Braga, Ilenia Caleo, Emiliano Campagnola, Giovanni Campolo, Nhandan Chirico, Roberto Comini, Carlo Costa, Wasim Dahmash, Maddalena Fragnito, Jacopo Galimberti, Gianni e Giuseppe Garrera, Emily Jacir, Pedro Lagoa, Nicolas Martino, Antar Mohamed Marincola, Despina Panagiotopoulou, Camilla Pin, Claudia Salaris, Marco Scotini, Carla Subrizi, Anna Szirmai, Lorenzo Teodonio, Mario Tronti, Nicola Valentino, Wu Ming 2, Elia Zaru.

OPERE IN FUGA Film di: Gianfranco Baruchello, Chiara Bettazzi e Gaetano Cunsolo, Maria Bertino, Simon Brodbeck e Lucie de Barbuat, Guy Debord, Malastrada Film, Jurij Meden, Marilena Moretti, Antonella Sgambati, Tariq Teguia. 

Partecipano: Maria Hélène Bertino, Ilaria Bussoni, Donatello Fumarola, Alessandro Gagliardo, Enrico Ghezzi.

OPERE IN CONTEMPLAZIONE 

Partecipano: Alessandro Biagioli, Danilo Bitetti, Silvia Bordini, Ilaria Bussoni, Armando Castagno, Vanda de Valli, Salvatore Dell’Aquila, Marcello di Paola, Andrea di Salvo, Emanuele Dotti, Alberto Fanfani, Emilio Fantin, Giampaolo Gravina, Ana Horhat, Cristiana Mancinelli Scotti, Paola Massardi, Marco Mazzeo, Eugenia Natalino, Cesare Pietroiusti, Franco Piperno, Valerio Vigliar, Monica Sgandurra, Clelia Viecelli Giannotti, Lucilla Zanazzi, Rolando Zandri, Lucia Zanello.

LA NUIT DES IDEES / PAROLE COMUNI 

Partecipano: Kader Attia, Etienne Balibar, Franco Berardi Bifo, Benoist Bouvot, Andrea Carlino, Alex Cecchetti, Nhandan Chirco, Pierre Dardot, Malika Djardi, Claire Fontaine, Muta Imago, Simon Krhal, Christian Laval, Igor Lečić, Malastrada Film, Morgane Merteuil, Adrian Paci, Giorgio Passerone, Branko Popović, Jacques Rancière, Alexandre Roccoli, Marco Sanchirico, Jean-Marie Straub.

SENSIBILE COMUNE – LE OPERE VIVE Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea – 14/22 gennaio 2017 a cura di Ilaria Bussoni, Nicolas Martino, Cesare Pietroiusti con l'assistenza curatoriale di Laura Perrone, la consulenza per teatro e danza di Serena Soccio, il coordinamento di Sara Milano Ingresso gratuito alla mostra: via Gramsci n. 69-71 www.sensibilecomune.org

SENSIBILE COMUNE – LE OPERE VIVE Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea – 14/22 gennaio 2017 a cura di Ilaria Bussoni, Nicolas Martino, Cesare Pietroiusti con l'assistenza curatoriale di Laura Perrone, la consulenza per teatro e danza di Serena Soccio, il coordinamento di Sara Milano Ingresso gratuito alla mostra: via Gramsci n. 69-71 www.sensibilecomune.org

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Begin forwarded message: > From: [email protected] > Subject: Job: FieldMuseum_Chicago.3.AssistantCurators > Date: 16 July 2019 at 17:07:36 GMT+10 > To: [email protected] > > > Three Assistant Curator positions > > > ----- > > > Assistant Curator of Fossil Reptiles - The Field Museum, Chicago > > The Field Museum invites applications for a paleontology position in > fossil reptiles ¡X preferably specializing in dinosaurs ¡X at the > Assistant Curator rank.  The Field Museum's Geology Section has a record > of scientific excellence in collections-based research. Our fossil > reptile collection is world-class, with exceptional strength in North > America. We are seeking a collegial individual with strong communication > skills to develop an outstanding research program in dinosaur evolution, > systematics, paleoecology, or paleobiology in a comparative context. > > The successful candidate will be expected to maintain an externally > funded field and/or laboratory research program, to contribute to > building and using the dinosaur collections, and to participate > in Museum exhibit, public outreach and education, and programmatic > efforts. Close relationships with local universities provide opportunities > for participation in graduate and undergraduate training. A Ph.D. in a > relevant discipline must be held by the start of employment.  Applications > should include: (1) a Curriculum Vitae; (2) a statement of research > interests and career objectives; (3) names and contact information for > three people from whom letters of recommendation may be sought; and > (4) copies of up to 5 relevant publications in PDF format. Review of > applications will begin on September 2, 2019. To apply and for inquiries, > email: [email protected]. The Field Museum is an > equal opportunity employer and is committed to building a culture that > respects and embraces diversity, inclusion, and equity in its workforce. > > -- > Matthew P. Nelsen > Research Scientist > > Integrative Research Center (Botany) > The Field Museum > 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive > Chicago, Illinois 60605, USA > > Twitter: @mpnelsen > Email: [email protected] > Web: https://ift.tt/1nDBDIE > Web: https://ift.tt/30yrvV5 > > > ----- > > > > Assistant Curator of Herpetology - The Field Museum, Chicago > > The Field Museum invites applications for an Assistant Curator of > Herpetology.  The Field Museum's Amphibian and Reptile collections are > global in scope and taxonomically extensive, with particular strengths in > the tropics. We seek candidates with a record of scientific achievement > in collections-based research, and an emphasis in evolutionary biology > such as systematics, comparative morphology, biogeography, phylogenetics, > developmental or molecular biology or related fields. > > In addition to developing an externally funded research program, > responsibilities include curation of collections, administration, > and participation in public exhibit and education programs. Close > relationships with local universities allow participation in graduate > and undergraduate training. A Ph.D. in a relevant discipline must be held > by the start of employment. Applications should include (in pdf format): > (1) a Curriculum Vitae; (2) a statement of research interests and career > objectives; (3) names and contact information for three people from > whom letters of recommendation may be sought; and (4) copies of up to 5 > relevant publications. Review of applications will begin on 2 September, > 2019. To apply and for inquiries, e-mail: [email protected] > . The Field Museum is an equal opportunity employer and is committed > to building a culture that respects and embraces diversity, inclusion, > and equity in its workforce. > > -- > Matthew P. Nelsen > Research Scientist > > Integrative Research Center (Botany) > The Field Museum > 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive > Chicago, Illinois 60605, USA > > Twitter: @mpnelsen > Email: [email protected] > Web: https://ift.tt/1nDBDIE > Web: https://ift.tt/30yrvV5 > > > > ----- > > > > Assistant Curator of Neotropical Botany - The Field Museum, Chicago > > The Field Museum invites applications for an Assistant Curator of Botany > with an emphasis in neotropical vascular plants. The Field Museum's Botany > collections are globally and taxonomically extensive with particular > strengths in the New World tropics. We seek candidates with a record of > scientific achievement in collections-based research, with an emphasis > in evolutionary biology such as systematics, comparative morphology, > biogeography, phylogenetics, developmental or molecular biology or > related fields. > > In addition to developing an externally funded research program, > responsibilities will include curation of collections, administration, > and participation in public exhibit and education programs. Close > relationships with local universities allow participation in graduate > and undergraduate training. A Ph.D. in a relevant discipline must be held > by the start of employment. Applications should include (in pdf format): > (1) a Curriculum Vitae; (2) a statement of research interests and career > objectives; (3) names and contact information for three people from > whom letters of recommendation may be sought; and (4) copies of up to 5 > relevant publications. Review of applications will begin on 2 September, > 2019. To apply and for inquiries, e-mail: [email protected] > . The Field Museum is an equal opportunity employer and is committed > to building a culture that respects and embraces diversity, inclusion, > and equity in its workforce. > > -- > Matthew P. Nelsen > Research Scientist > > Integrative Research Center (Botany) > The Field Museum > 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive > Chicago, Illinois 60605, USA > > Twitter: @mpnelsen > Email: [email protected] > Web: https://ift.tt/1nDBDIE > Web: https://ift.tt/30yrvV5 > > > Matthew Nelsen > via IFTTT

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Fwd: Job: FieldMuseum_Chicago.3.AssistantCurators

Begin forwarded message: > From: [email protected] > Subject: Job: FieldMuseum_Chicago.3.AssistantCurators > Date: 16 July 2019 at 17:07:36 GMT+10 > To: [email protected] > > > Three Assistant Curator positions > > > ----- > > > Assistant Curator of Fossil Reptiles - The Field Museum, Chicago > > The Field Museum invites applications for a paleontology position in > fossil reptiles ¡X preferably specializing in dinosaurs ¡X at the > Assistant Curator rank.  The Field Museum's Geology Section has a record > of scientific excellence in collections-based research. Our fossil > reptile collection is world-class, with exceptional strength in North > America. We are seeking a collegial individual with strong communication > skills to develop an outstanding research program in dinosaur evolution, > systematics, paleoecology, or paleobiology in a comparative context. > > The successful candidate will be expected to maintain an externally > funded field and/or laboratory research program, to contribute to > building and using the dinosaur collections, and to participate > in Museum exhibit, public outreach and education, and programmatic > efforts. Close relationships with local universities provide opportunities > for participation in graduate and undergraduate training. A Ph.D. in a > relevant discipline must be held by the start of employment.  Applications > should include: (1) a Curriculum Vitae; (2) a statement of research > interests and career objectives; (3) names and contact information for > three people from whom letters of recommendation may be sought; and > (4) copies of up to 5 relevant publications in PDF format. Review of > applications will begin on September 2, 2019. To apply and for inquiries, > email: [email protected]. The Field Museum is an > equal opportunity employer and is committed to building a culture that > respects and embraces diversity, inclusion, and equity in its workforce. > > -- > Matthew P. Nelsen > Research Scientist > > Integrative Research Center (Botany) > The Field Museum > 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive > Chicago, Illinois 60605, USA > > Twitter: @mpnelsen > Email: [email protected] > Web: https://ift.tt/1nDBDIE > Web: https://ift.tt/30yrvV5 > > > ----- > > > > Assistant Curator of Herpetology - The Field Museum, Chicago > > The Field Museum invites applications for an Assistant Curator of > Herpetology.  The Field Museum's Amphibian and Reptile collections are > global in scope and taxonomically extensive, with particular strengths in > the tropics. We seek candidates with a record of scientific achievement > in collections-based research, and an emphasis in evolutionary biology > such as systematics, comparative morphology, biogeography, phylogenetics, > developmental or molecular biology or related fields. > > In addition to developing an externally funded research program, > responsibilities include curation of collections, administration, > and participation in public exhibit and education programs. Close > relationships with local universities allow participation in graduate > and undergraduate training. A Ph.D. in a relevant discipline must be held > by the start of employment. Applications should include (in pdf format): > (1) a Curriculum Vitae; (2) a statement of research interests and career > objectives; (3) names and contact information for three people from > whom letters of recommendation may be sought; and (4) copies of up to 5 > relevant publications. Review of applications will begin on 2 September, > 2019. To apply and for inquiries, e-mail: [email protected] > . The Field Museum is an equal opportunity employer and is committed > to building a culture that respects and embraces diversity, inclusion, > and equity in its workforce. > > -- > Matthew P. Nelsen > Research Scientist > > Integrative Research Center (Botany) > The Field Museum > 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive > Chicago, Illinois 60605, USA > > Twitter: @mpnelsen > Email: [email protected] > Web: https://ift.tt/1nDBDIE > Web: https://ift.tt/30yrvV5 > > > > ----- > > > > Assistant Curator of Neotropical Botany - The Field Museum, Chicago > > The Field Museum invites applications for an Assistant Curator of Botany > with an emphasis in neotropical vascular plants. The Field Museum's Botany > collections are globally and taxonomically extensive with particular > strengths in the New World tropics. We seek candidates with a record of > scientific achievement in collections-based research, with an emphasis > in evolutionary biology such as systematics, comparative morphology, > biogeography, phylogenetics, developmental or molecular biology or > related fields. > > In addition to developing an externally funded research program, > responsibilities will include curation of collections, administration, > and participation in public exhibit and education programs. Close > relationships with local universities allow participation in graduate > and undergraduate training. A Ph.D. in a relevant discipline must be held > by the start of employment. Applications should include (in pdf format): > (1) a Curriculum Vitae; (2) a statement of research interests and career > objectives; (3) names and contact information for three people from > whom letters of recommendation may be sought; and (4) copies of up to 5 > relevant publications. Review of applications will begin on 2 September, > 2019. To apply and for inquiries, e-mail: [email protected] > . The Field Museum is an equal opportunity employer and is committed > to building a culture that respects and embraces diversity, inclusion, > and equity in its workforce. > > -- > Matthew P. Nelsen > Research Scientist > > Integrative Research Center (Botany) > The Field Museum > 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive > Chicago, Illinois 60605, USA > > Twitter: @mpnelsen > Email: [email protected] > Web: https://ift.tt/1nDBDIE > Web: https://ift.tt/30yrvV5 > > > Matthew Nelsen > via IFTTT