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Arte, Residenze, Scienza, Via Ludovisi 48, Roma
H18:00-00:30
Evento finale Fellows 2024/2025 & DJ set
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Via Ludovisi 48, Roma
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Arte, Residenze, Scienza
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H18:00-00:30
Evento finale Fellows 2024/2025 & DJ set
L’Istituto Svizzero presenta Perfino le cose vogliono essere chiamate, l’evento di chiusura delle/dei Fellows 2024/2025. Curato da Cecilia Canziani
La serata si concluderà con un DJ Set.
INFORMAZIONI PRATICHE
26.06.2025 H18:00-00:30
Istituto Svizzero
Via Ludovisi 48, Roma
Ingresso gratuito, registrarsi qui
Al termine del loro periodo di residenza, le/i Fellow presentano negli spazi di Villa Maraini le loro ricerche. Opere, performance, letture e interventi compongono un racconto sfaccettato, una sorta di resoconto di un anno di lavoro che reca inevitabilmente il riflesso degli incontri, imprevisti, scoperte, piccole epifanie e avvenimenti che hanno attraversato questo periodo e che hanno come termine comune la città di Roma.
Fellows Roma Calling 2024/2025:
Vittorio Brodmann (Arti visive)
Maria Silvia D’Avolio (Architettura)
Clara Delorme (Danza)
Angela Gigliotti (Architettura)
Selin Gür (Archeologia)
Alexander Kamber (Studi culturali)
Hunter Longe (Arti visive)
Noha Mokhtar (Arti visive)
Alessandro Pecoraro (Letteratura)
Domenico Singha Pedroli (Arti Visive, Film)
Luca Piccoli (Architettura)
Julian Pollina (Musica)
Niccolò Savaresi (Archeologia)
Ambra Viviani (Arti visive)
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