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		<title> MI CASA TU CASA</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<strong>La casa degli artisti</strong>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;Tu casa mi casa. La casa degli artisti&#8221; (Your Home, My Home. The Artists&#8217; Home) is an exhibition project that recounts, through the works of nine artists, Davide Bramante&#8217;s encounter with Turin in the 1990s, when he arrived in the city to study at the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts. It features encounters with artists, art critics, gallery owners, and collectors. Among the numerous acquaintances and collaborations of those years, Bramante chose artists who were particularly important to him and with whom he shared many aspects of his private and professional life: Maura Banfo, Domenico Borrelli, Dario Colombo, Daniele Galliano, Paolo Grassino, Francesco Lauretta, Turi Rapisarda, and Alessia Zuccarello, with a tribute to Alfredo Romano. The exhibition opened in December 2025 at San Sebastiano Contemporary / Casa Bramante in Palazzolo Acreide (SR), and runs until June 30, 2026, at the Museo delle Genti d&#8217;Abruzzo in Pescara.</p>
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		<title>Alessia Zuccarello SCOMODA</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Monograph about the work of an artist between photography, installation and video art]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Alessia Zuccarello is an &#8220;uncomfortable&#8221; artist, either for the choice of subjects, for the way she uses to represent them, or for the choice, for herself uncomfortable, to face a challenge: that of being able to experience the nature of one&#8217;s body without shame, devoid of that excessive sense of modesty that inhibits. An inconvenience which, however, is a symbol and a sign of freedom, not of restriction. An inconvenience that often leads to differences, denied, which brings us close to another truth, the one that, for many questionable reasons, is considered to be false, useless and dangerous. In his works, in a very general discourse, the scenes represented feature a maximum of two characters, with semi-nakedness, with the prevalence of black and red. The use of music is never misleading, but rather becomes a means that helps to increase, albeit slightly &#8230; the pathos, yes, because in your videos the emotion is already pure &#8230;<br />
<em>Scomoda</em> is the first monograph dedicated to the work of the Turin artist Alessia Zuccarello.</p>
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