Perhaps many do not know, at first, to Cristiana Morganti, but surely if we mention the award winning film "Pina" by director Wim Wenders presented at the 2012 Venice Biennale, everything changes. Art, dance, film, architecture, everything always is presented at the Venice Biennale, on June new Art Biennale from June 1 to November 24.

Every kind of art develops in a relationship. When that happens, the different discipline goes beyond respective traditions, managing to consolidate their own horizon, and their aesthetic, cultural and political connotations, it achieving a dialogue with the world in which develop. This same openness to the world can not be separated from the analysis of the complexity of individual and social space, regardless of the discipline that addresses the issue. Therefore, in dance, architecture and visual arts, increasingly, the creators try to confront physical and mental their work and the public.

Venice Biennale is for more than a Century, has the best place for the contamination between visual art, architecture and theatre. Unforgettable "Less aesthetics, more ethics" by Fuksas, "Metaville" at the French pavilion and "la ciudad de los otros" in Venezuela's pavilion in 2006, also "spazi sensibili" in the last Art-Biennale and Cristiana Morganti the  Wuppertal's dancer in 2012.

Cristiana Morganti just Monday the 6th, makes an open lesson at Brera Academy, in Milan, which starts a weekly workshop directed by other artists like Luigi Guaineri, Loredana Putignani and Nicoletta Braga.

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Published on: May 12, 2013
Cite: "Loving arts, from the Biennale to the Academy" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/loving-arts-biennale-academy> ISSN 1139-6415
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