20 May 2011
Paula Sunday, winner of Premio Celeste's Video & Animation prize in 2010 with Madre http://www.celesteprize.com/artwork/ido:58425/ is among artists invited to exhibit at V.M.21 artecontemporanea, Rome, Italy, in a group show curated by Antonio Arevalò.
This show documents a unique path through one of the iconographical symbols par excellence, the flag. Motion of a Nation is hence a group of visual elements whose survival is mostly based on the value of symbols, by which history, its meaning and its distortions, can be narrated.
Atists: Alexander Apostol, Alterazioni Video, Paolo Angelosanto, Marco Bernardi, Veronique Bellavista, Mauricio Bertinetti, Radovan Čerevka, Eleonora Chiesa, Donna Conlon, Bruna Esposito, “Etcetera…”(Federico Zukeferld & Loreto Garín Guzman), Lucie Fontaine, Regina Galindo & Karmadavis, Michele Giangrande, Diango Hernandez, Maria Rosa Jijon, Loredana Longo, Valentina Miorandi, Ronald Moran, Gian Marco Montesano, Carlos Motta, Moio & Sivelli, Ivan Navarro, Pier Stockolm, Laboratorio Saccardi, Paula Sunday, Costa Vece, Alejandro Vidal, Manuela Viera-Gallo.
This show documents a unique path through one of the iconographical symbols par excellence, the flag. Motion of a Nation is hence a group of visual elements whose survival is mostly based on the value of symbols, by which history, its meaning and its distortions, can be narrated.
Atists: Alexander Apostol, Alterazioni Video, Paolo Angelosanto, Marco Bernardi, Veronique Bellavista, Mauricio Bertinetti, Radovan Čerevka, Eleonora Chiesa, Donna Conlon, Bruna Esposito, “Etcetera…”(Federico Zukeferld & Loreto Garín Guzman), Lucie Fontaine, Regina Galindo & Karmadavis, Michele Giangrande, Diango Hernandez, Maria Rosa Jijon, Loredana Longo, Valentina Miorandi, Ronald Moran, Gian Marco Montesano, Carlos Motta, Moio & Sivelli, Ivan Navarro, Pier Stockolm, Laboratorio Saccardi, Paula Sunday, Costa Vece, Alejandro Vidal, Manuela Viera-Gallo.
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