Visible researches, produces and sustains socially engaged artistic projects in a global context. By Cittadellarte – Fondazione Pistoletto and Fondazione Zegna in partnership.
The CuratorLab course, this years dedicated to socially engaged curating with the Visible project, ends with an online programme on 3–4 June, featuring two conversations with Andrea Phillips, Judith Wielander, and Matteo Lucchetti on the experience of the Temporary Parliament. ...
Blank Noise is the recipient of the 2019 Visible Award...
The recipient of the 2019 Visible Award is Blank Noise, a community of ‘Action Sheroes, Theyroes and Heroes’, individuals and citizens united to eradicate gender-based and sexual violence. Initiated in 2003, Blank Noise ignites the idea that every person has the ability and potential to eradicate sexual and gender-based violence. ...
Relive the 2019 Visible Award Temporary Parliament...
On November 16th, 2019 the Public Jury of the fifth edition of the Visible Award, in collaboration with Lafayette Anticipations, took place at the Hôtel de Ville in Paris, gathering over 200 people in a debate around the ten shortlisted projects.
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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. ...
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. ...
Thanks so much for this wonderful presentation Dread! Such an inspiring practice and epic work! I was wondering if the work by Jeremy Deller, The Battle of Orgreave, has been of any inspiration in developing this work. And in general, is reenactment a methodology that you think you are going to use again in the future?
