Terra Infecta
A Moving Border
Rights of Future Generations
Arrivederci ad Arborea
EXHIBITIONS
Vulnerable Beings
Medical Borders
PEDAGOGY
Al Masha + Difficult Heritage
The Interior Inside Out
CRITICISM
andrea.bagnato
[at] me.com
Terra Infecta
A Moving Border
Rights of Future Generations
Arrivederci ad Arborea
EXHIBITIONS
Vulnerable Beings
Medical Borders
PEDAGOGY
Al Masha + Difficult Heritage
The Interior Inside Out
CRITICISM
andrea.bagnato
[at] me.com
The history of modernity may be seen as one continuous attempt at preventing contamination – from unwanted microbes to foreign bodies. Yet, meaningful social relations can only exist through continual contact, friction, and the recognition of mutual vulnerability.
Vulnerable Beings was a curatorial project that explored this contradiction in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. It was organised by Andrea Bagnato and Ivan Lopez Munuera, in a partnership with La Casa Encendida and MAAT, and brought together artists, theorists and activists.
(conference and public program, 2021)
Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, Lisbon
Part I: Tuning In (October 29–31)
Vivian Caccuri, Carlo Caduff, Teresa Fabião, Dan Glass, Anjuli Fatima Raza Kolb, Panagiota Kotsila, Meike Wolf, Rachaporn Choochuey, Sofia Gallisá Muriente, Cruz García, Tomaso de Luca, Marina Otero Verzier, Francesco Urbano Ragazzi
Part II: Sounding Out (November 26–28)
Jack Halberstam, Himali Singh Soin, Isabel Amaral, Sofia Lemos, Edwin Nasr, Uriel Orlow, Sarah Schulman, Nerea Calvillo, Lucia Casani and Monica Carroquino, Tamara Giles-Vernick, Michael Marder, Elise Misao Hunchuck, Françoise Vergès, Michael Wang
(collective exhibition, 2022)
La Casa Encendida, Madrid
May 26–September 18
With artworks by: P. Staff, Michael Wang, Rachaporn Choochuey, Nerea Calvillo, Monica Bonvicini, Himali Singh Soin, Isil Egrikavuk, Pratchaya Pinthong, Pepe Espaliú
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