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IMAGINED MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART in FLORENCE,
MANIFESTO

IMAGINED MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART in PERUGIA,
CAtalogue

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IMAGINED MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART in FLORENCE — ITALY DIGItal
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in english text
/ TESTO ITALIANO

IMAGINED MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART in PERUGIA — ITALY DIGItal
version
download digital version
in english text
/ TESTO ITALIANO

artist: Gustave Etlin / title: Waiting wall
P.za santa Maria Novella, Florence - Italy
artist: Il'ja Gozak / title: The Future
Vie delle Terme, Florence - Italy
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IMAGINED
MUSEUM
OF CONTEMPORARY ART
The modern museum is the grave of contemporary
art: contemporary art must invade the City, to stimulate the citizen and
to become more appreciated.
The modern museum does nothing other than to distance the onlooker from
contemporary art because it is forbidden to photograph, to touch the work,
to get too close, to breathe, to observe for more than 15 minutes….
The "imagined museum of contemporary art" is the first museum
existing to the world, free and always open, where it is possible to touch
the works exhibited and even to photograph them!
It is not a museum in the town but it is a museum for the town and for
its citizens.
This provocation about contemporary art in reality is also to be an invitation
for the citizen to stop believing that “art” is for a select
few, and shut away only in galleries or in museums:
art is everywhere.
The catalogue/manifesto is the map of this virtual
museum where visitors (as tourists) can walk and look at the city from
a different point of view...
participate!
Post your pictures on Flickr
art
is everywhere group
or
mail me them.
Please indicate for each photo:
- the full name of the invented artist
- the title of the opera
- location (street name / city / country)
Don't take pictures of works made by Artists
NOTE:
The names used for the imagined artists derive from my imagination. Every
reference to facts, things or persons, are purely casual and involuntary.
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