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Biografia Marianna Mandirola
Born in Tortona, 1979. Lives and works in Villalvernia (AL).
Selected exhibitions - group
2006
Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO)(curated by Mario Airò)
2004
Tracce di un seminario, Viafarini e Care of, Milano (curated by G. Di Pietrantonio and A. Vettese)
Workshop
2008
Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO)(visiting professor Tobias Rehberger)
2006
Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO)(visiting professor Mario Airò)
Arte e spazio pubblico, Viafarini, Milano (visiting professor Antoni Muntadas)
Corsi
Corso di Montaggio Basic alla Scuola Civica di Cinema Televisione e Nuovi Media di Milano su AVID/Xpress. Docente: Carlotta Cristiani.
Corso Superiore di Arte Visiva (2003. Vising professor: Richard Nonas) organizzato da Fondazione Antonio Ratti di Como e conclusosi con mostra collettiva di fine corso a cura di Giacinto Di Pietrantonio e Angela Vettese.
Collaborazioni
Montaggio di “Cos’è l’amore” di Simone Scafidi, mediometraggio accompagnante l’omonimo spettacolo di Franco Branciaroli a partire da febbraio 2004.
Scenografie di “Gli Arcangeli” di Simone Scafidi, lungometraggio attualmente in fase di montaggio.
The job of putting together that specific group of 10-12 people was well done, as was the philosopher – art dealer’s contribution, coming in this particular case from Guido. Not only were the themes raised during the workshops very interesting, but also the excellent way the artist communicated and made them circulate among the group, placing special attention on each of the participants’ artistic experimentation within the project-experience framework as a whole. The participants’ contributions to the workshops in the form of dialogues, individual research, the work they brought with them, etc, was also very stimulating. Gianluca Spinola’s idea to host “young artists” on his estate is wonderful.
