Galleria Rubin, Milan (www.galleriarubin.com)
Galleria Lawrence Rubin was founded in Milan in 1997 by James Rubin and Christian Marinotti. Throughout the years the gallery shifted its focus from the leaders of the American art scene to the young Italian artists with the aim of approaching the domestic art world.
At present the gallery has a very eclectic program encompassing the most diverse trends and nationalities. In October 2003 the gallery moved from the original address in via Marco de Marchi to new premises in via Bonvesin de la Riva. The new space ads to the regular exhibiting area a project room called -news which is linked to a non profit association, with the aim of enabling young artists to produce as well as exhibit their art works.
iIOYOli lab, Rome (www.iloyoli.net)
ilOYOli LAb is an audio/video post-production laboratory, in the heart of Rome, created by Filippo Barbieri. ilOYOli LAb is a meeting space finalised to the creation of shortmovies, documentaries and soundtracks. A space close to artists and art, a place open to discussion, confrontation and creation. ilOYOli Lab collaborates with international artists on varoius projects that have all been awarded prizes.
Viafarini, Milan (www.viafarini.org)
Viafarini was founded in 1991 as as non profit organisation for the promotion of contemporary artistic research, with an exhibition space and a documentation centre. The exhibition space is dedicated to initiatives aiming at promoting the research by the last generation of Italian artsists, as well as to site-specific projects by internationally known artists. Since 1995 Careof and Viafarini collaborate to organise solo presentations and group shows young artists, workshops and educational activities, as well as the Careof & Viafarini Documentation Centre, as part of the activity organised on behalf of the Youth Department of the Municipality of Milan. Further, Viafarini promotes outside projects through press offices and other forms of collaboration; it also offers residencies for foreign artists.
PAN/Palazzo della Arti Napoli (www.palazzoartinapoli.net)
Collocato al di fuori delle mura cittadine, nel 1667 l'edificio, giā residenza di campagna di Francesco di Sangro, principe di San Severo, viene da lui donato al genero, Don Giuseppe Carafa. Nel 1717 la "casa palaziata" con relativi giardini e terreni č ceduta per diecimila ducati ad Ippolita Cantelmo Stuart, moglie di Vincenzo Maria Carafa, V principe di Roccella. La donna da incarico a Luca Vecchioni, stretto collaboratore di Luigi Vanvitelli, di ristrutturare l'edificio e le sue dipendenze. Con i suoi 6.000 mq distribuiti su tre piani, oggi PAN č la prima struttura napoletana destinata ad ospitare esposizioni temporanee, un centro di documentazione dotato di archivi, biblioteca e mediateca, assieme ad attivitā culturali e laboratoriali dal taglio fortemente sperimentale.
Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, Venice (www.bevilacqualamasa.it)
The Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation was founded in 1898 shortly after the Biennale of Venice. It owes its name to its founder Felicita Bevilacqua, widow to General La Masa. Felicita Bevilacqua left her family palace, Cā Pesaro, which is located along the Grand Canal, to the City of Venice under the condition that it should be used as a place for artistic culture in the city. Intended as a space for young artistic research, the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation continues to pursue its mission after a century of existence. Its goal is to remain true to its founding principles while favouring and welcoming the realization of new and emerging events.
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