After several already reviewed projects (as the dome for indignant places; the Remembrance Day on January 27th; the roundtable at the Triennal on 26th May; and the exhibition NERO in Viterbo), Escuela Moderna/Ateneo Libertario arrived to Delft (NL) on the occasion of the local Museums Night, to talk about the relationships between Art, Museum and Society.
The show was conceived as a Wunderkammer, an installation work introducing many contemporary artworks and projects by artists like Manuel, Beuys, Carrino, Pignotti, as well as materials by Alain Urrutia, Santiago Sierra, Juan Pablo Macias, Nicoletta Braga, Elisa Franzoi, Karmelo Bermejo, Democracia, breRaum, sos-workshops, complotSYStem and Massimo Mazzone. The event also included a conference/roundtable, moderators Paolo Martore (PhD) and Lorenzo Benedetti (Curator of the Holland Pavilion for the next Venice Biennale - Visual Arts), on the topic of Collective Memory and Museums Politics.
The show - same format - traveled to Madrid, to the Universidad Carlos III, for the international conference on Utopia; as usual, Escuela Moderna/Ateneo Libertario will open and distribute its archive, exhibiting about the relationships between Art and Anarchy.