The exhibition Unstable Territory in Florence is an event of great charm scheduled from 11 October 2013 to 19 January 2014 at the CCCS of Palazzo Strozzi. The project of international scope, addresses issues of particular interest, opening a fitting debate for the present times, such as the redefinition of the concepts of borders, territory, country. The exhibition Unstable Territory in Florence will be inaugurated on Thursday, October 10, and it can be visited by payment from Tuesday to Sunday (10:00 to 20:00) and free of charge on Thursdays (18:00 – 23:00). Closed on Mondays.
Exhibition Unstable territory in Florence between questions and reflections
The Exhibition Unstable territory in Florence. Borders and identity in contemporary art presents the works of ten international artists: Kader Attia, Zanny Begg & Oliver Ressler, Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, Paolo Cirio, Tadashi Kawamata, Sigalit Landau, Richard Mosse, Paulo Nazareth, Jo Ractliffe, The Cool Couple. Through this work we will analyze the consequences of the extraordinary development of the mobility of people and goods, digitization of media and knowledge, migration flows and economic processes increasingly global, determined in terms of perception of boundaries, limits and territories. The Exhibition Unstable territory in Florence also allows you to highlight how just these changes have resulted on one hand the refuge in the safety and in the micro-territorial proximity, on the other hand a new concept of cosmopolitanism.
Exhibition Unstable territory in Florence, culture and fun
The Exhibition Unstable Territory in Florence is an event of great charm, especially appealing for art lovers, but also interesting for an audience less accustomed to such universes. A project that is striking for the questions it asks and the importance they have in the lives of each of us. An opportunity, therefore, absolutely not to be missed, also ideal to combine the pleasure of culture with that of the holiday in the city, by staying at the charming Hotel Brunelleschi, the 4 star located in Piazza Santa Elisabetta. Suites and rooms with views of the famous Dome will embellish your stay, making you spend unforgettable days.
Exhibition Unstable territory in Florence, the art to read our world
