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4th Biennale of Ceramics in Contemporary Arts in Madrid
The travelling exhibition of the 4th Biennial of Ceramics in
Contemporary Art “Changing the world with a flower vase”
will be on display at the Italian Cultural Institute of Madrid
until 21 March 2010. The 4th Biennial of Ceramics in
Contemporary Art presents the collection of ceramic vases
produced by the design and prototyping network set up in
Albisola (Italy), an area with ancient ceramic traditions,
and supported by supported by artists and designers from
the international cultural scene, ceramic craftsmen and hi-
tech enterprises, critics and historians of design and
contemporary art, in addition to cultural institutions and
European museums. The Biennial of Ceramics in
Contemporary Art was founded in the area of Alibsola with
the aim of creating a future for artistic craftsmanship,
incorporating and combining the intangible assets of
design, contemporary art and digital craftsmanship with
the material qualities of the earth.
Artists and designers are: Simone Berti, Alessandro
Biamonti, Andrea Branzi, Linde Burkhardt, Fernando and
Humberto Campana, Lorenzo Damiani, Paolo Deganello,
Florence Doléac, Marco Ferreri, Alberto Garutti, Alexis
Georgacopoulos, Martì Guixé, Pekka Harni, Corrado Levi,
Hugo Meert, Alessandro Mendini, Donata Paruccini,
Michelangelo Pistoletto, Adrien Rovero, Denis Santachiara,
Paolo Ulian, Vedovamazzei, Alberto Viola, Luca Vitone.
Special project Mirror Vases of the Third Paradise by
Michelangelo Pistoletto? General and Artistic
Management: Roberto Costantino Art and Design
Consultants: Alessandro Biamonti, François Burkhardt,
Giacinto Di Pietrantonio, Beppe Finessi, Chantal Prod'Hom.
After its inauguration at the Italian Cultural
Institute in Madrid (21 January – 22 March 2010), the
travelling exhibition of the 4th Biennial of Ceramics in
Contemporary Art will be hosted by the Pier Luigi and
Natalina Remotti Foundation – City of Camogli – Genoa (10
July – 7 November 2010) and then by the Mudac - Museum
of Design and Contemporary Applied Arts in Lausanne
(June - September 2011).
Pictures from
above: Michelangelo Pistoletto; Campana's brothers;
Vedova Mazzei
