The exhibition showcases 20 installations, in addition to over 300 works in dedicated retrospectives providing a total of over 80 hours of screening. The exhibition unfolds amid the myriad formats on display ranging from monochannel video to video installations, multimedial videos, interactive videos and apparatuses designed to review the works’ productive and historical processes.
The project involves over 100 artists overall who, over the past sixty years, have used the electronic and digital device in its multiple aspects as a priority medium for audiovisual research and experimentation.
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Galleria d’Arte Moderna hosts both monochannel works and installations from centres for the production and dissemination of video art active in Italy since the 1960s and with a strong international leaning.
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Palazzo delle Esposizioni shines the spotlight on the installation format’s transformations in its interaction with space and with technological devices in a timeline stretching from the late 1960s to the 21st century.