Francesca Brugola – Italy, Rebecca D’Eramo – South Africa/Cyprus, Natalie Hasan – Cyprus, Biel Llinàs – Spain, Pia Truscott – South Africa and in the role of curator Angelica Piras – Italy, are the six young winners who will arrive in Rome to participate in the residency Hic et Nunc workshop n.3 which investigates the concept of contemporary.
They were selected by the jury composed of the Director of ARP Alessandra Atti Di Sarro, the curator, critic and art historian Simone Ciglia and the art historian and professor Carlotta Sylos Calò.
The workshop talk program is an exciting cavalcade between the most discussed themes of contemporary art debate, and will take place with a group of esteemed professors, scholars, researchers and art critics and curators. Most of the programs will take place at Centro Di Sarro and in Museums, archeological sites and other locations in Rome, but thanks to the hospitality of Fondazione Morra Greco the workshop will take the opportunity to have also a stage in Naples.
Return of the residency is the Pack and go circuit which allows the winning artists to show and discuss their work and the curator to create the concept of the events. Thanks to the participation of the Espronceda Institute of Art and Culture and the support and collaboration of the Italian Cultural Institutes of Barcelona, the 10th Edition of ARP, after Rome, will move to Spain with a new show that will fall within the initiatives of the 20th Contemporary Day promoted by Amaci-Mic-Maeci.
