Fino al 1945
Inspired by the Generations section at miart 2019, this guide is a tool to navigate visitors through the exhibitions currently on view in Milan. It follows a chronological order and it is based on a socio-cultural perspective. The 5 sections the guide unfolds through allow the visitors to be able to find what they are looking for in the whole city of Milan, and to discover similarities, differences and influences amongst the various generations of artists, this way going beyond a Eurocentric approach. The first generation the guide focuses on is that of the aesthetic producers who were born by 1945 and who have lived in a time characterised by several, radical transformations: a time that is as far from us as essential to comprehend the origin of some of the most important changes in the artistic field.
Mains peintes par Pablo Picasso (1935) by Man RayTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Foto Andrea Martiradonna (2013) by Umberto RivaTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Ttéia 1,C. by Lygia PapeTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Surface (1961) by Ivan PiceljTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Il suonatore di fiori (2019) by Vincenzo AgnettiTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
25 Impronte di pennello n. 50 a intervalli di 30 cm, (2019) by Niele ToroniTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Viaggio in Italia (1971) by Emilio TadiniTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
La forma celata (2019) by Umberto MarianiTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
La bella addormentata (il filo murato) (1988) by Mirella BentivoglioTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
untitled (1995) by Dan FlavinTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Apelle (1992) by Aldo MondinoTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
large reclining figure (1971) by Hans JosephsohnTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Poster of Lucio Fontana (1967) by Lisetta CarmiTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Don’t Trust Anyone Over 30 (still) (2004) by Dan GrahamTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
Citè de Refuge (2003) by Guido GuidiTHAT'S CONTEMPORARY
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