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Photographing Art

by Franz Egon von Fürstenberg

published by Skira

March 22 2022

6.30pm

in Rome

organized by MAXXI

sala Carlo Stampa, via Guido Reni 4

April 2 2022

6.30pm

in Milan

organized by Assab One

via Privata Assab 1

Screenings in Venice

organised by the Municipality of Venice

INTERDEPENDENCE, 2019, 99'

In the context of Uno sguardo sul futuro / A look at the Future, one of the seven appointments to discuss on the environment and the possible future through cinema with experts, writers, artists, personalities. Wednesday July 14 at 9pm at the Parco San Giuliano di Mestre.

"...A story I never forgot...", 2015, short movie by Rosana Palazyan, Brazil

A Boy, A Wall and A Donkey, 2008, short movie by Hani Abu-Assad, Palestine

In the context of FLOATING CINEMA, the first Italian drive-in cinema by boat lands in Venice.

From July 28th to August 31st.

Brazil screening on the facades of the building in Ipanema and Humaita in Rio and in Duque de Caxias

Tuã Ingugu by Daniela Thomas

On Oct-18th in Brazil, on the buildings in the neighbourhoods of Ipanema and Humaitá, in Rio, and in Duque de Caxias, another town, next to Rio, it was screened "Tuã Ingugu", the short movie of the Brazilian filmmaker Daniela Thomas on the Xingu indigenous and their concern with the rivers pollutions in Amazonia, a segment of "Interdependence" film on Environment and Climate Change.

Greece Avant Première on Hydra Island

INTERDEPENDENCE

August 8 at 9pm

at the Cinema Gardenia (open air)

in partnership with the Museum of Historical Archives, Hydra and the Greek CineClub

followed by a Q+A, with the participation of

Dr Michel Tsamados (Department of Earth Sciences of UCL University College, London), Expert on Climate Change who recently part of the Expedition Mosaic to study the Arctic Climate System and

Arch. George Dimitriou consultant of the Ecological Alliance in the Attica Region

More: Huffington Post

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e-conference June 17

"If a prospect is not a prophecy, it is a view"

Robert Oppenheimer

Panel moderated by Adelina von Fürstenberg with the participation of Denys Zacharopoulos, Art Historian and International Curator, the artists Sheba Chhachhi living and working in New Delhi and Matt Mullican living and working in New York and Berlin.

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ART for The World creates cultural projects for large audiences, with contemporary artists and filmmakers from all the horizons. It’s latest film production Interdependence raise awareness on Environment and Climate Change underlining the interdependence between Humans and Nature.

The sphere of art is not only limited to beauty but embraces everything which is shared in life – such is the content of art and science, as mentioned in the Art. 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Denys Zacharopoulos has developed the panels's title inspired by Oppenheimer's text “Prospects in the Arts and Sciences”, where the scientist raised the question of singular views of the world which offer awareness of people’s lives, intuition and imagination. For Zacharopoulos the prospect to move from an Ego-logical world to an Ecological one is what artist can offer as a means to accept positively what we don’t know and transform criminal ignorance into positive awareness. Art can offer a tiny little space that remains always outside the map, the list, bureaucracy and institutionalization, giving the power to surprise a person and allow for him or her to be surprised.

Matt Mullican has presented his universe where he embraces all the elements of our daily life, city, nature, arts, sports, politics, life, death, etc. In today’s world we are living in a pictured universe of the internet and the Iphone, our Temporal Experience of the world is not physically in front of us any more. It is on a screen. The difference between the Pictured Reality and Objective Reality is becoming less and less Important. What is more important is how we feel toward what see. We want to feel good when we look at a picture. Even if it’s not there!

Sheba Chhachhi showed excerpts from her large scale immersive installations on issues of ecology, which take on new significance in the pandemic today. The pandemic has made transparent the critical structuring principle of our planet: interdependence. Inter-disciplinarity, sensorial, bodily encounters and dialogic methods as shown in her work, raises awareness, but art should not be instrumentaliized.