The three-day free event starts with a pop-up exhibition (May 16, 12.00-18.00) on Dada and Futurist women curated by school students and lead by Dr Giuliana Pieri and Dr Ruth Hemus, who will explore the idea of radical art as feminist practice.

Here the complete calendar of events: https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/tate-exchange/workshop/making-moves-three-positions

L'articolo Making Moves: Three Positions. Three Days of Sound, Dance and Experimental Art Making (May 16-18 2019, Tate Modern) sembra essere il primo su Interdisciplinary Italy.

For more information about Giuliana Pieri’s talk Fausto Melotti and the Arts, see the Estorick Collection events calendar here.

For more information about the exhibition Fausto Melotti: Counterpoint, open until April 7, see the Estorick Collection website here.

L'articolo ‘Fausto Melotti and the Arts’: Talk at the Estorick Collection (Saturday 9 March 2019, 3 pm) sembra essere il primo su Interdisciplinary Italy.

1.Florian Mussgnug, University College London, “Fatal entanglement: Radical architecture, Interartistic Creativity and Risk” 

2. Giuliana Pieri, Royal Holloway, University of London, “Milan 1963: Through the Looking Glass” 

3. Emanuela Patti, Royal Holloway, University of London, “The Italian Digital Avantgarde” 

L'articolo 14-17 June 2018/ ‘Interdisciplinary Italy: interart/intermedia’ at the AAIS 2018, Sorrento sembra essere il primo su Interdisciplinary Italy.

L'articolo June 2017/Panel on ‘Interart and intermedia in Italy’, SIS, Hull sembra essere il primo su Interdisciplinary Italy.

Panel

Italian Experimental Narratives: From the Novel to Digital Storytelling

This panel examined the culture of narrative experimentation from early critical definitions of experimental literature in the Sixties and Seventies to more recent developments in digital storytelling. Shifting the focus from transhistorical critical taxonomy to cultural history, transmedia studies, and close textual analysis, our contributions embrace the conceptual openness of experimental literature itself. We assess how the notion of experimentalism (and concepts such as “opera aperta” and “iper-romanzo”) have developed within the different socio-technological contexts of the last fifty years, and explore ideas of non-referential language, transformative social action, inductive creativity, metafiction. We also consider how “experimentalism”, as a disctinctive mode and editorial genre, relates to the wider literary canon and to other artistic media.

Speakers:

Florian Mussgnug (UCL), Transnational Experimental Literature
Raffaele Donnarumma (Pisa), Contro il romanzo. Calvino fra gli anni ’60 e ’70
Emanuela Patti (University of Birmingham) Literary Experimentalism? From the literary heritage to digital storytelling

L'articolo September 2015 / Panel on Italian Experimental Narrative, SIS Conference, Oxford sembra essere il primo su Interdisciplinary Italy.