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    T-A-X-I

    26 may, 6 - 8 pm
    Almanac Project, London

    Gianluca Concialdi, Derek Di Fabio, Giovanni Giaretta, Renato Leotta, 
    Pennacchio Argentato, Gianandrea Poletta, Manuel LarrazĂ bal Scano,  
    Andrea Scopetta, Santo Tolone




































    Pennacchio Argentato, Untitled (Tarumizu), 2007. Courtesy T293 Gallery


    Almanac Projects is pleased to present T-A-X-I, a project by Cripta747, co-curated with Almanac.

    From the 21st to 27th of May 2013, a series of screenings, workshops, performances and interventions will take place at Almanac.

    On Sunday 26th of May the projects realized during this period of time will be presented.

    The same evening, from 8pm to 2am, the music research of CLUB TUCANO with TDC and PP17/19 will be presented at Power Lunches, 446 Kingsland Road, E8 4AE

    T-A-X-I is a platform devoted to research and exchange among curators, artists and institutions.
    Their aim is to create a curatorial board, bringing together diverse professional experiences to work towards a specific knowledge of the Italian context in the arts.

    www.t-a-x-i.it
    www.almanacprojects.com

    In collaboration with Artissima Lido

    Sponsored by Peroni









    upcoming

    on sunday 26 may - h 8 pm - 2 am
    Power Lunches, London

    CLUB TUCANO # 12
     







































    current

    18 april - 25 may
    from thursday to saturday h 15 / 19

    MIRROR PROJECT
    GIANANDREA POLETTA
    curated by Elisa Troiano

    Associazione Barriera
    via Crescentino 25, Torino 



      


































    CRIPTA747 moves to Barriera to curate the fourth edition of Mirror Project annual site-specific exhibition, 
    inviting Gianandrea Poletta for its first solo, curated by Elisa Troiano. 
    The exhibition moves from suggestions from the urban landscape, as social and aesthetic place. 
    The space 
    it turned in to a set reproducing an exterior evironment, in which some sculptures are displayed.
    Those artworks are developed from real experiences and objects which are redrawn to invoke some sort ideal 
    or futuristic world.   
    This process can be seen as a dynamic movement, a bouncing, from the reality we live and the world we want to live in.