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By Chiara Bertola, Curator of the contemporary art project Conservare il futuro at the Fondazione Querini Stampalia, Venice.
The first post-war Venice Biennale, inaugurated in 1948, was a moment of cultural and artistic ‘rebirth’ for Italy, following two decades of dictatorial regime. The lecture will examine Peggy Guggenheim’s memorable exhibition, which marked an important shift in the modern and contemporary art scene, both in Italy and at an international scale.
NOTE
- Lecture is in Italian, last one hour, and is streamed online on Zoom via a link which will be emailed to those who have enrolled 4 days in advance.
- Members only can enroll. The lecture series is offered for free to corporate members’ employees of the group Guggenheim Intrapresæ.
- Enrollment after the first lecture and recordings of missed lectures are available.
- For more information contact membership@guggenheim-venice.it
Thi lecture is part of:
Art and Regeneration: The Revolutionary Collection of Peggy Guggenheim
Four art historians tell about the permanent collection.
4 online lectures (for members only)