The great solo exhibition David LaChapelle. I Believe in Miracles was inaugurated at MUDEC in Milan. Open until the 11th of September, the exhibition is the result of the artistic research path that has gone through the entire life of the American photographer, with over 90 works exhibited in large formats, site-specific shots, new productions and a video installation, to tell an unprecedented and in some ways unexpected LaChapelle.
With a project curated by Reiner Opoku and Denis Curti together with the LaChapelle studio, MUDEC hosts an exhibition that focuses on a critical look at the human soul, investigated in its folds of pain, loneliness, joy, passion and ideals, and explores the relationship of man with himself, with the surrounding environment and with nature: starting from the first works of LaChapelle – from the Deluge and After the Deluge series to Land Scape and Revelations -, the visitor is offered an absolute preview of still unpublished works, part of the new visionary phase of production of the photographer and legacy of his long artistic experience of a dreamlike and surreal mold.
We are proud of the exhibition created, which helps to present the artist’s vision and his reflections on the contradictions of our existence, that become a further tool for an anthropological reflection on the present.
On the 7th of July the exhibition that anticipates the opening of MUNDI, the first national museum dedicated to Italian language, scheduled for 2023, was inaugurated in the complex of Santa Maria Novella in Florence. Set up in two rooms, the exhibition prefigures the main themes of the museum, offering a journey into Italian linguistic …
Last Saturday in Venice the 17th International Atchitecture Exhibition was inaugurated in Venice, entitled “How will we live together?”. This year Biennale Architettura is divided in five “stairs”: three at the Arsenal – Among Diverse Beings, As New Households, As Emerging Communities – and two at the Central Pavillion – Across Borders e As One …
The exhibition La Quadreria del Castello. Emilian painting from the Michelangelo Poletti Collection was inaugurated today. Curated by Angelo Mazza, it is housed in the rooms frescoed by the Carracci in Palazzo Fava in Bologna and consists of works by only Emilian artists. A selection with a unique identity, with works mostly never seen by …
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David LaChapelle. I Believe in Miracles
The great solo exhibition David LaChapelle. I Believe in Miracles was inaugurated at MUDEC in Milan. Open until the 11th of September, the exhibition is the result of the artistic research path that has gone through the entire life of the American photographer, with over 90 works exhibited in large formats, site-specific shots, new productions and a video installation, to tell an unprecedented and in some ways unexpected LaChapelle.
With a project curated by Reiner Opoku and Denis Curti together with the LaChapelle studio, MUDEC hosts an exhibition that focuses on a critical look at the human soul, investigated in its folds of pain, loneliness, joy, passion and ideals, and explores the relationship of man with himself, with the surrounding environment and with nature: starting from the first works of LaChapelle – from the Deluge and After the Deluge series to Land Scape and Revelations -, the visitor is offered an absolute preview of still unpublished works, part of the new visionary phase of production of the photographer and legacy of his long artistic experience of a dreamlike and surreal mold.
We are proud of the exhibition created, which helps to present the artist’s vision and his reflections on the contradictions of our existence, that become a further tool for an anthropological reflection on the present.
Img Courtesy: Jule Hering
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