High Level Event on Culture and Sustainable Development 2021. #Voices4Culture are invited to strengthen the bridge between the art sector and the policy sector, to work together for a common goal.
Starting on Wednesday 28 April, 2021, Lia Rumma Gallery is pleased to present "The Communicator" (2012), and "Ecstasy II"(2012), an installation of eight sculptures and a photographic work by Marina Abramović, at Via della Spiga 31, Milan. The Serbian artist's works symbolise the transformation and revitalisation of empty spaces and places. In the wake of the Viavài project, and in parallel with the ATO Art Takes Over initiative, the owners of the empty storefronts of one of the main streets of the Fashion District host contemporary art exhibitions, visible every day and at any time, underlining Via della Spiga's eventful history and its link with the arts. Abramović's works will thus dialogue with the installations by Monica Bonvicini and Ariel Schlesinger, presented by ATO Art Takes Over @art.takesover at number 48, and with Nathalie Du Pasquier's installation at Via della Spiga 52, presented by VIA Visiting Installation Art @via.exhibit
On the occasion of ArtBasel OVR: Pioneers, LiaRumma Gallery is pleased to present a selection of works by artists who over the years have proven to be absolute trailblazers in their respective fields. Marina Abramovic, Vanessa Beecroft, William Kentridge, Joseph Kosuth, Ugo Mulas, Haim Steinbach, Gilberto Zorio are just a few of the Pioneers that Lia Rumma Gallery is thrilled to propose for this new iteration of Art Basel OVR. These artists - each in a different field - have contributed decisively to Contemporary Art undertaking new and unprecedented paths - interfacing with the immense possibilities of their specific mediums. Photography, Performance, Conceptual Art, Arte Povera thus recognize in these artists the fathers and mothers who have explored and opened new paths within these languages.
Lia Rumma and her team congratulate Alfredo Jaar on being awarded the title of Doctor Honoris Causa in New Technologies by the Albertina Fine Arts Academy of Turin
The new Kentridge Studio website is live. Explore William Kentridge's work by medium and year, take a deep dive into selected projects, see what’s happening in the studio and keep track of upcoming events. In Cabinet find idiosyncratic selections of William's work around particular themes. The Reading Room offers essays, articles, books and musings about the work, by William and a range of authors.
