Fri March 27, 2015
Video Art: Follow Me
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at Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco
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The Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco is pleased to present FOLLOW ME, video and light installations featuring new works by Italian artists Meris Angioletti, Alessandro Cardinale, Zoè Gruni, Laura Riboli, and Matteo Vinti.
The eclectic line-up curated by Katharina Rosenberger, Anna Dusi and Maria Francesca Palmerio brings to the fore the video medium as an instrument for discovering the body's relations within a spatial context – be it real or virtual – through visual languages that are keenly physical and sonorous. Video as an instrument that is closer to our modern way of living, capable of engaging our senses.
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The eclectic line-up curated by Katharina Rosenberger, Anna Dusi and Maria Francesca Palmerio brings to the fore the video medium as an instrument for discovering the body's relations within a spatial context – be it real or virtual – through visual languages that are keenly physical and sonorous. Video as an instrument that is closer to our modern way of living, capable of engaging our senses.
The Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco is pleased to present FOLLOW ME, video and light installations featuring new works by Italian artists Meris Angioletti, Alessandro Cardinale, Zoè Gruni, Laura Riboli, and Matteo Vinti.
The eclectic line-up curated by Katharina Rosenberger, Anna Dusi and Maria Francesca Palmerio brings to the fore the video medium as an instrument for discovering the body's relations within a spatial context – be it real or virtual – through visual languages that are keenly physical and sonorous. Video as an instrument that is closer to our modern way of living, capable of engaging our senses.
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The eclectic line-up curated by Katharina Rosenberger, Anna Dusi and Maria Francesca Palmerio brings to the fore the video medium as an instrument for discovering the body's relations within a spatial context – be it real or virtual – through visual languages that are keenly physical and sonorous. Video as an instrument that is closer to our modern way of living, capable of engaging our senses.
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Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco
814 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94133
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