Five of each. Here is our selection of the best artists, national participations and collateral events in Cecilia Alemani’s kaleidoscopic Milk of Dreams.
Cecilia Alemani’s Milk of Dreams has allowed us to explore other universes and compare different visions, opening up to the world of Magic, embracing surrealist themes, and maintaining at the same time a critical and sharp gaze on our present. Below are the installations that we believe should not be missed out.
featured image: Pavilion of Great Britain, 2022, Sonia Boyce: Feeling Her Way
By breaking down functional materials and using artisanal creations, Acaye Kerunen gives art back its narrative function. Her a...
An American artist of Iranian origins, Hovsepian brings to the fore the materiality and physicality of photography by working w...
Famous for her explicit pictures and for the inseparability of her life and work, Nan Goldin used her camera to record
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In her short film Lacerate, commissioned by Fondazione In Between Art Film as part of an initiative dedicated to the t...
The Argentinian artist uses ancient and modern traditions to build a peculiar itinerary touching diverse topics, such as local ...
“We, people of dead languages, survivors of genocide, survivors of slavery, everything that we had to lose has already been t...
The textile and pictorial art of Marakatt-Labba is closely linked to the Sami culture, belonging to a geographical area that cr...
A conversation between the complexity of sign in the art by Lucio Fontana, the founder of the Spatialist movement, and the re...
Ewa Kuryuluk (1946) is a peak exponent of Polish hyperrealism. She is an award-winning author and poet and, most importantly, a...
After a solid thirty years experience on the theme of the interconnection between living beings and the socio-ecological values...
Interview with Cecilia Alemani, curator of The Milk of Dreams - Venice Art Biennale 2022
