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Biografia Cristiana Palandri
Born in Firenze, 1977. Lives and works in Firenze.
Exhibition - solo
2008
Unsettled, Daniele Ugolini contemporary, Firenze (catalogue with text by M. Farronato)
Oversight, MLAC, Roma (curated by Annalisa di Domenico)
2007
Genoma X, Cristiana Palandri/Cui Xiuwen/Johanna Grawunder, Quarter, Firenze (curated by S. Risaliti)
Stares, Out of Court, in collaboration with Quarter Relocated, Fiesole (FI) (curated by S. Risaliti)
2006
Vulnerario (Diatomee), Alberto Aperto, Milano (curated by Alberto Mugnaini)(with essay by Alessandro Sarri)
Cristiana Palandri, Villa Schneiderff, Kore Arte Contemporanea, Bagno a Ripoli (FI) (text by P. Gaglianò)
Selected exhibitions - group
2008
Terna Prize, Palazzo dell'Esposizioni, Roma (curated by Gianluca Marziani)
Versus XIV, Torino (curated by Francesca Referza)
No location Relocation, A.T. Kearney, Milano (curated by Milovan Farronato)
2007
Animeux, Teatro Studio, Firenze (curated by Alessandro Sarri)
Biennale Giovani Artisti, Serrone, Monza (curated by Lorenzo Giusti)
Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO)(curated by Eva Marisaldi)
Nonplusultra, Daniele Ugolini Contemporary, Firenze (curated by Gaia Pasini)
Anatema, Quarter Apartment Project by Sergio Risaliti (curated by Francesca Referza)
2006
Tusciaelecta - Innesti Doc, Panzano (FI) (curated by Desdemona Ventroni)
Workshop
2008
Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO) (visiting professor Tobias Rehberger)
Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO) (visiting professor Milovan Farronato)
2007
Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO) (visiting professor Eva Marisaldi)
I was alone
without being able to rush to that which the world, without doubt, was offering me,
listening to how its wealth unpopped, (…)
and in the degraded day there
was only one sound left
ever more distant
until everything that could have been
changed into silence.
P.Neruda
