19/08/2017
performance
Cubo Race
- Franco Ariaudo’s transdisciplinary research draws on anthropology, sociology, ritualism, sport and leisure. He investigates, and at times destabilizes, those anthropological and social short-circuits that lead to the formation of a specific train of thought, to the establishment of a tradition or simply to the expression of a cliché. On a formal level, Ariaudo resorts to different media and devices (installations, collective performances, video, books) that, by virtue of small perceptual variances, tend to destabilize the habitual gaze of the spectator. His work highlights and features “the play of forces at play”- that tension between contrasting movements and energies that leads to a specific subject becoming an object of contention (between tradition and modernity, power and submission). He is involved in numerous projects, exhibitions, reserches and residency programs, and he is a member of Progetto Diogene (Turin), since 2011.
- (Born in Cuneo, 1979, lives and works in Turin, Italy)
- Emanuele de Donno, architect, founder of VIAINDUSTRIAE collective, a no profit association and publishing house founded in 2005 to promote artistic research projects and critical design intervention. With VIAINDUSTRIAE De Donno has designed and realized social “performative” architectures, contemporary art projects by placing the creative process at the basis, as a form of horizontal, collaborative and participatory structure. He is editor of several book projects and bibliographic archives including the collection of books by Sol LeWitt, the publications of John Cage (exhibited at the International Museum of Music of Bologna), the anthology “Records by Artists” (MART of Trento and Rovereto) and the art books collection of the American artist Richard Prince. Recently he co-curated an investigation, a series of shows and a book on European and American underground press titled "Yes Yes Yes, alternative press, '66/'77 from Provo to Punk.
- He runs and plans the art space COLLI, an independent art gallery in Rome and collaborative publishing platform.
- (Born in Foliglio, 1969, lives and works in Foligno Italy)
- Małgorzata Salamon is the founder and designer of a brand she runs under her own name. She graduated from the Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design as well as Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration in Kraków.
- In 2016, she created "Re-cover," workshops for designing clothing for the homeless. The project consists of obtaining remnants of unused materials from garment companies to sew raincoats. The first edition took place at the Dizajn Gallery BWA Wrocław and the second at Gdynia Design Days in 2016. The project is still active, with its main partner being the company Łucznik (maker of sewing machines).
- The brand Małgorzata Salamon, founded in late 2014, consists of two clothing lines: Casualove and Studio.
- One of the aims of the brand is to produce clothing that respects the principles of ethics and ecology. Because of this, all the clothes in both lines are made in Poland. Materials used in all collections mostly come from Poland and Europe.
The project is co-financed by The Capital City of Warsaw
