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March 14, 2024
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March 14, 2024
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Artissima 2024: applications now open. A crucial event for professionals and art lovers, Artissima 2024 will take place from November 1–3 in Torino (preview October 31), directed by Luigi Fassi.

The only Italian fair exclusively focusing on contemporary art, Artissima stands out on the international scene for its experimental, cutting-edge, and sophisticated identity, and for its high-quality exhibits.

The 2024 edition of the fair is composed of four flagship sections (Main Section, Monologue/Dialogue, New Entries, Art Spaces & Editions) and three curated sections (Present Future, Back to the Future, Disegni), presented both physically at the fair and virtually on the digital platform Artissima Voice Over.

A new theme will symbolically run through the sections—the era of daydreaming. Daydreaming is a central manifestation of spontaneous thought and a catalyst for future-oriented creation. Increasingly revalued by neuroscientists, philosophers and artists, it is a familiar everyday experience: the mind’s ability to self-generate internal dialogue and process one’s own life story through ever-evolving forms of visual thought. Crucial to creative thinking and artistic production, daydreaming is a spontaneous force that activates hopes, emotions and imaginaries, shaping the world to come and orienting it according to our expectations.

The flagship sections (application deadline: May 4, 2024)
Main Section brings together outstanding galleries from the international art world: established names offer collectors and art lovers an event of the highest quality.

Monologue/Dialogue is set aside for emerging galleries or those with an experimental approach, applying with either a monographic booth or with works by two artists in dialogue.

New Entries presents the most interesting emerging galleries from the international art scene, that have been open less than five years and are taking part in Artissima for the first time. Participating in the section, 3 galleries will be entitled to receive a prize of  3,000 Euro to cover part of the booth costs.

Art Spaces & Editions is a special section of Artissima exclusively earmarked for galleries and non-profit spaces presenting editions, prints and multiples by contemporary artists.

The Selection Committee of the galleries taking part in the Main Section, New Entries, Monologue/Dialogue and Art Spaces & Editions involves an international team of gallerists composed of Paola Capata (Monitor gallery, Roma, Lisbon, Pereto), Philippe Charpentier (mor charpentier gallery, Paris, Bogotà), Raffaella Cortese (Raffaella Cortese gallery, Milano), Guido Costa (Guido Costa Projects gallery, Torino), Antoine Levi (Ciaccia Levi gallery, Paris, Milano), Nikolaus Oberhuber (KOW gallery, Berlin) and Elsa Ravazzolo Botner (A Gentil Carioca gallery, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo).

The curated sections (application deadline: April 30, 2024)
Present Future—curated by Léon Kruijswijk (curator KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin) and Joel Valabrega (curator of Performance and Moving Image at Mudam, Luxembourg)—showcases emerging talents, preferably less than 40 years of age. The artists, presented by their reference galleries, are selected on the basis of a specific project. The section features monographic projects to shed light on new trends across the international art scene.

Back to the Future—curated by Jacopo Crivelli Visconti (independent curator, Sao Paulo) and Heike Munder (independent curator and writer, Zurich)—features monographic projects by pioneers of contemporary art and showcases works that explore themes related to feminism, mysticism, and a political reflection on language. The section aims to offer a wide and diversified overview of artistic positions, created by artists born no later than 1949 and whose works were produced by 1989.

Disegni—curated by Irina Zucca Alessandrelli (curator Collezione Ramo, Milano)—is the only section in an Italian art fair focusing on this medium. It presents projects conceived as solo shows that bring out the authenticity and autonomy of works on paper.

How to apply
Application forms are available here. For more information on the application procedures please contact: Giuditta Zaniboni, International Exhibitors Manager / Laura Pongiluppi, Italy Exhibitors Manager.

Don’t miss your chance to participate in Artissima 2024, Italy’s contemporary art fair!

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