ITALICSPanorama L’Aquilaa widespread exhibition curated by Cristiana Perrella

Name: Panorama L’Aquila
Start: 2023-09-07T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-10T20:00:00+02:00

ITALICS, the first national network bringing together seventy of the most authoritative contemporary, modern and ancient art galleries, brings the third edition of Panorama to L’Aquila.
The widespread travelling exhibition brings together multiple eras, styles, techniques and thoughts in art itineraries that lead to the discovery of the most authentic and least known aspects of our country.
Cristiana Perrella‘s exhibition project for Panorama L’Aquila stems from the evocative term wit(h)nessing, coined by the feminist theorist, artist and psychoanalyst Bracha L. Ettinger with the intention of extending the concept of testimony, understood both as an affirmation of one’s own knowledge and the transmission of a history.
MAXXI L’Aquila is the venue for some of the artistic interventions in the programme and –like the other venues– is not simply a “container” of works but a generator of content in its own right, capable of extending the exhibition and making it benefit from the fertile relationship with the city’s cultural fabric and its long tradition.

programme

MAXXI L’Aquila, Project room

Haim Steinbach
Per la politica pulita, 1995
courtesy of the artist and Lia Rumma Gallery

Alberto Burri
Combustione plastica, 1957
courtesy of Tornabuoni Arte

Michele Cammarano
Terremoto a Casamicciola, 1883
courtesy of Giacometti Old Master Paintings

the works in the Project room will remain on display until 5 November

MAXXI L’Aquila, Court and Museum Facade

Paolo Icaro
Gravità, 2023
Metallo
courtesy of the artist and Massimo Minini Gallery

Paolo Icaro
Il Sogno dello Spigolo, 2023
Acciaio inossidabile
courtesy of the artist and Massimo Minini Gallery

L’Aquila, Oratory of Sant’Antonio dei Cavalieri de’ Nardis

Massimo Bartolini
In a Landscape, 2017
courtesy of the artist and Massimo De Carlo

for more information visit the page Panorama L’Aquila on the website ITALICS

with the patronage of Unesco; Ministero della Cultura; Comune dell’Aquila
main sponsor Belmond Ltd.