BYOB MILANO al Pecci di Milano a cura di Domenico Quaranta

L'idea è ottima, gli artisti sono eccelenti, l'evento è da vedere... una cosa mi domando: se tutto ciò avviene a Milano, al Centro Pecci, perchè divulgare il comunicato solo in inglese? Va bene il taglio internazionale della cosa... ma difendessimo un po' di più il nostro idioma, la nostra identità e le nostre idee... un suggerimento: la prossima volta bi-lingue... fa ancora più figo!
Museo Pecci Milano
giovedì 12 aprile 2012 dalle 20'00 alle 23'00
BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) is a series of one-night exhibitions invented by artist Rafaël Rozendaal, where artists are invited to bring their own beamers and show their own work, exploring the medium of projection. Conceived as an open idea that anyone can borrow, the first BYOB took place on July 20th, 2010 in Berlin, and was followed by dozens of other events all around the world, turning into a worldwide phenomenon that can be followed online on the website http://www.byobworldwide.com/.

BYOB MILANO will take place in the exhibition space of Museo Pecci Milano, and will host in a flexible, always-changing setup the work of many artists, including: Alterazioni Video, Andreas Angelidakis, Ivano Atzori, Fabrizio Bellomo, Enrico Boccioletti, Paolo Branca (VjVISUALOOP), Martin Butler, Marco Cadioli, Diego Caglioni, Claudia Campus, Sarah Ciracì, Adam Cruces, Sabine Delafon, Carlo dell’Acqua, Matteo Erenbourg, Francesco Fonassi, Helga Franza, Silvia Hell, Iocose, KK,S, Luca Leggero, Les Liens Invisibles, Miltos Manetas, Marco Mendeni, Filippo Minelli, Molta Gente, Bruno Muzzolini, Otolab, Laurina Paperina, Angelo Plessas, Anja Puntari, Sara Rossi, Claudia Rossini, Rafaël Rozendaal, Santa Ragione, Filippo Solibello, Priscilla Tea, Maurizio Temporin, Tonylight, Carloalberto Treccani, Carlo Zanni. BYOB Milano is the first experiment of adaptation of this format to a museum space, and will profit from the dialogue with some of the works of the collection, presented in the exhibition Turbolenze (curated by Stefano Pezzato).

Domenico Quaranta is an art critic, teacher and curator. He is the co-founder and artistic director of the LINK Center for the Arts of the Information Age.
Curated by:
Domenico Quaranta
Organization and production:
LINK Center for the Arts of the Information Age
In collaboration with:
Museo Pecci Milano
Miart
Special thanks to:
Piercarlo Borgogno
Gloria Maria Cappelletti

Media partner:
Artribune
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