FUTUROMA EVENTS

UPCOMING

ERIAC is proud to announce the opening of the FUTUROMA exhibition in Villa Romana, in Florence.

04.09. 2020 – 16.10.2020

ADDRESS: Villa Romana, Via Senese 68, 50124 Florenz, Italien

Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 14-18h and up on request

The opening program will be announced shortly.

FUTUROMA Catalogue

Selma Selman, Self-portrait (washing machine), 2016. Photographer Tanja Kanazir,
53.32 x 80 cm. Courtesy of the artist

With and by: Celia Baker, Ján Berky, Marcus-Gunnar-Pettersson, Ödön Gyügyi, Billy Kerry, Klára Lakatos, Delaine Le Bas, Valérie Leray, Emília Rigová, Markéta Šestáková, Selma Selman, Dan Turner, Alfred Ullrich, László Varga

The exhibition is accompanied with two artist residency in the Künstlerhaus Villa Romana. The international jury chose Małgorzata Mirga-Tas and Robert Gabris. Read more about the call for applicants and the selection process here.

CHROMA – THE FUTURE IS ROMA – WE PASS THE MIC TO EUROPE

Public Performance of Roma Jam Session Art Kollektiv

in the framework of ERIAC Roma Tangible Heritage Network

Fondamenta Zattere Allo Spirito Santo 417, Venice

October 30, 2019

Location: Fondamenta Zattere Allo Spirito Santo 417, Venice

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2388157081298182/

15.00

CHROMA – THE FUTURE IS ROMA – We Pass the Mic to Europe

Public Performance – Roma Jam Session Art Kollektiv

Performing Artists: Mo Diener, RR Marki, Milena Petrovic, Maricruz Peñaloza, Pavel Aguilar, Tome Iliev. Sound by Nehrun Aliev http://romajamsession.org/de

CHROMA – THE FUTURE IS ROMA – WE PASS THE MIC TO EUROPE

16.00

Guided Tour and Reception at FUTUROMA

Roma audiances from Milan, Lucca, Rome and Venice-Mestre join the performance and the Public Guided Tour at the Roma Pavilion

The Monument of Hope will be presented to the audience.The Monument contains over 5000 testimonies, statements of solidarity and requests of inclusion by artists, politicians, diplomats and public figures of Europe to address the immense need of permanent presence of the Roma minority at the Venice Biennale.

16.30

Music and Prosecco

The program is part of the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture´s Roma Tangible Heritage Network (RTHN) project. The RTHN is supported by the German Federal Foreign Office.

FUTUROMA was kindly supported by the Open Society Foundations, Council of Europe, Max Köhler Stiftung, The Alliance for the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture, Foundation for Arts Initiatives, Stiftung Kommunikationsaufbau, Fundata Michael Schmidt Schtiftung and UNAR.

The performance of the RJSaK is supported by Pro Helvetia and Stiftung Corymbo.