Ruben Montini, This Anonymity is Subversive

Calasetta, Fondazione MACC, curated by Efisio Carbone and Camilla Pavan, 29 april 2023 ‒ 3 july 2023

  • Marta Melis
DOI: https://doi.org/10.13125/medea-5882
Keywords: Contemporary art; Art exhibition review; Ruben Montini; Relational esthetics; Embroidery

Abstract

Ruben Montini, This Anonymity is Subversive

Review of the exhibition This Anonymity is Subversive, curated by Efisio Carbone and Camilla Pavan, held at the MACC Foundation in Calasetta from 29 April to 3 July 2023. The exhibition traces the journey in Europe made by Ruben Montini's important relational art project. A journey that lasted six years and was capable to connect the European community through the embroidery of the great white fabric. The fabric is also the protagonist of the final exhibition, with new unpublished works by Montini to recontextualize its creative history.

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Published
2023-11-08
How to Cite
Melis, M. (2023). Ruben Montini, This Anonymity is Subversive. Medea, 9(1). https://doi.org/10.13125/medea-5882
Issue
Vol 9 No 1 (2023): WANTED! The Intellectual
Section
Archipelagos

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