S. 1 · Episode 1
The neutrality of content is only presumed
Daniel De Paula
On the work circulação (XII edition VSA, Teatro Carcano). With the gallerist Alessandra Minini and the students of Liceo Volta.
A podcast devoted to discovering contemporary artistic practice through the voices of the protagonists of every edition of the festival: artists, gallerists, museum curators, restorers and researchers. Written and presented by Laura Lamonea and Tommaso Santagostino, music and audio production by Vincenzo Risi (production assistant for the second season: Federica Torgano).
9 episodes
S. 1 · Episode 2
She swims and the crew follows her on foot
Letia Cariello
On the installation Hallenbad (2003), presented at the IX edition in the girls’ changing rooms of Liceo Volta.
S. 1 · Episode 3
I left Valparaiso on a cargo ship
Enrique Ramírez
On the video work Océan, 33°02′47″S / 51°04′00″N (2013), X edition, Piscina Romano. With the gallerist Michel Rein.
S. 1 · Episode 4
There where human beings cannot reach
Driant Zeneli
On the trilogy The Animals. Once upon a time… in the present time (2019–2022), brutalist architecture in the Balkans.
S. 1 · Episode 5
The white gold of Capodimonte
Oli Bonzanigo
On the work I was a nervous heat, made during the residency at the Real Fabbrica di Capodimonte, VIII edition.
S. 1 · Episode 6
Safari
Cecilia Mentasti
On the performance Safari (not the exception but the rule), XI edition, Museo Civico di Storia Naturale. With the curator Mami Azuma.
S. 1 · Episode 7
The Eye and the Planets
Luca Maria Baldini
On the performance L’Occhio e i Pianeti, Planetario Ulrico Hoepli, XI edition. With the astrophysicist Fabio Peri.
S. 2 · Episode 1
How to make a bread that lasts
Luca Trevisani, Francesca Cassina
On the series Daniel Day-Lewis shown at Gestus (Teatrino di Palazzo Grassi, Venice, 2021) and on the restoration of its bread portion. With the stone restorer Francesca Cassina.
S. 2 · Episode 2
Depth and surface of ice
Caterina Gobbi, Biagio Di Mauro
Ice, sound and scientific research between the Aosta Valley and Antarctica. With Biagio Di Mauro (CNR — Institute of Polar Sciences, Milan).