Visible researches, produces and sustains socially engaged artistic projects in a global context. By Cittadellarte – Fondazione Pistoletto and Fondazione Zegna in partnership. 

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  Explore the Visible network

  Explore the Visible network

  Since 2011 Visible is researching the many facets of art for social transformation in a global context. Here you can browse geographically the over 200 projects we have gotten in touch with so far, and also filter them through topics or award year.

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  2015 Visible Temporary Parliament at the Town Hall of the City Council Liverpool in collaboration with Tate Liverpool

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  Visible partners with CuratorLab in Stockholm

  Visible partners with CuratorLab in Stockholm

  Visible curators, Matteo Lucchetti and Judith Wielander, will be the guest tutors of 2019 CuratorLab in Stockholm, upon the invitation of course director Joanna Warsza, for a one year partnership around socially engaged curating.

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  Assemblée publique - Visible Award 2019 | Lafayette Anticipations

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  Discover the ten 2019 Visible Award shortlisted projects

  Discover the ten 2019 Visible Award shortlisted projects

  Browse through the ten projects shortlisted by Richard Bell, Cooking Sections, Luke Ching Chin Wai, Forensic Architecture, Daniel Godínez-Nivón, Morten Goll and Tone Olaf, Emily Jacir, Marisa Morán Jahn, Otobong Nkanga, and Jasmeen Patheja.

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  What is the Visible project?

  What is the Visible project?

  Watch this short video that explains the Visible project (Cittadellarte–Fondazione Pistoletto/Fondazione Zegna), its mission, history and future plans. The videos is part of the exhibition "Padre e figlio" in Biella.

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  Puerto Rican pop-up museum, the Museo de Historia y Comunidad de Puerta de Tierra by Brigada Puerta de Tierra (2017 Visible award recipient) has found a temporary shelter in SoHo’s Storefront for Art and Architecture between June and September. Don’t miss it!

  frieze.com The Museum as Mangrove: How Brigada Puerta de Tierra is Fighting the Gentrification of San Juan At the Storefront for Art and Architecture, a pop-up Puerto Rican museum employs culture as a means of resistance

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  Visible Award Shortlist Announced

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