Tomorrow is Saturday, February 26, 2011 inaugurera'la shows GenerazioneXXX , group exhibition of artists from the 18.30 AGORA 'ROAD SOCIAL Via Toscani 33 (zone Gianicolo) in Rome .
The artists participating in the exhibition are: Stephen Canotti, Max Coppetta, Margò Crocco,Korvino italian Factory, Roberta Funari, Kris (Christian Fermo), DavideGaragnini, Giusy Geraci, Annabel Gray Briger, Fausto Novelli, EvaPianfetti, Valentina Ruggiero, Meri Tancredi, Sara Torzuoli, Andrea Vannini .
L'esposizione vuole indagare la visione del mondo di artistiappartenenti alla generazione dei trentenni.
Agora’ nasce, nel 1980, dall’esigenza di dare una forma stabile ericonoscibile all’agire solidaristico. Dal primo convenzionamento con il Comunedi Roma, la pratica quotidiana è orientata alla crescita nell’ambito del lavoro sociale.
Attention to the manifest and latent needs of citizens, membership aiprincipi founding and development of social enterprise, innovation and rich choice of projects, the steady increase in the number of interventions, lapiena sharing with the community of reference actions and risultaticonseguiti, have put the structure in a prominent position in contestoromano.
In this framework, along with traditional services and experimental targeted allarimozione deldisagio experienced by specific population groups and the general promozionedelle resources of the community, are now also implementing settoridella training and communication. In this context
Soqquadro and Vistapresentano the group exhibition curated by GenerazioneXXX Michela Melis .
The exhibition Generation XXX sipropone to create a visual journey, a journey of views diversisul world and things. The eye sometimes disappointed, sometimes dreamy deitrentenni, fighting, dream and play with reality, living in massimole emotions, difficulties and challenges that this imposes on them siesprimerà time through various forms of visual art that tell the riflessodei their eyes . Sometimes accused of being pampered and having all Othertoe be victims of their fathers, they are simply young men and women checon critically and try to find hope il loro spazio nel mondo,magari migliorandolo attraverso la scoperta di un nuovo modo di guardare e divedere.
Agora’ nasce, nel 1980, dall’esigenza di dare una forma stabile ericonoscibile all’agire solidaristico. Dal primo convenzionamento con il Comunedi Roma, la pratica quotidiana è orientata alla crescita nell’ambito del lavoro sociale.
Attention to the manifest and latent needs of citizens, membership aiprincipi founding and development of social enterprise, innovation and rich choice of projects, the steady increase in the number of interventions, lapiena sharing with the community of reference actions and risultaticonseguiti, have put the structure in a prominent position in contestoromano.
In this framework, along with traditional services and experimental targeted allarimozione deldisagio experienced by specific population groups and the general promozionedelle resources of the community, are now also implementing settoridella training and communication. In this context
Soqquadro and Vistapresentano the group exhibition curated by GenerazioneXXX Michela Melis .
The exhibition Generation XXX sipropone to create a visual journey, a journey of views diversisul world and things. The eye sometimes disappointed, sometimes dreamy deitrentenni, fighting, dream and play with reality, living in massimole emotions, difficulties and challenges that this imposes on them siesprimerà time through various forms of visual art that tell the riflessodei their eyes . Sometimes accused of being pampered and having all Othertoe be victims of their fathers, they are simply young men and women checon critically and try to find hope il loro spazio nel mondo,magari migliorandolo attraverso la scoperta di un nuovo modo di guardare e divedere.
Per maggiori informazioni:
Agorà Strada Sociale via Antonio Toscani 33, ZonaGianicolo, Roma
blog.stradasociale.org
soqquadro@interfree.it - www.soqquadro.eu
blog.stradasociale.org
soqquadro@interfree.it - www.soqquadro.eu
Fabio Chiarini
(www.vogliosapere.org)
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