CASA CAPRA MEETS CAREOF’S VIDEO ARCHIVE
Careof's video archive
1·8·15·22 December 2018
h 18.30-free entry
Casa Capra Casa Capra launches its new season with a special collaboration and invites Careof to compile a selection of film works from its own video archive that was created in 1987 and progressively became one of the most thorough and interesting observatories on Italian artistic productions in the field of moving images.
During the course of four events across the month of December, a rich program of screenings will present various productions that range from the first artistic experimentations of the 70s, moving through the technological medium transformation (from analog to digital), to today.
Within this selection, a chronological and authorial path highlights aspects, themes, and languages that characterized the various artistic approaches and interests during the last 50 years of history.
1 DECEMBER / starting to experiment in the 70s and 80s
Franco Vaccari, I cani lenti, 1971,
Paolo Gioli, Secondo il mio occhio di vetro, 1971
Ugo La Pietra, La Grande Occasione, 1974
Alberto Grifi, Parco Lambro, 1976
8 DECEMBER / Some protagonists of the 90s scene
Michele Sambin, Autointervista, 1980
Correnti Magnetiche, Minima, 1985
Massimo Bartolini, Il frutto, 1990
Liliana Moro, La solida avventura, 1993
Enzo Umbaca, 87.90 MHZ in FM, 1993
Marcello Maloberti, Mario Collocchio, 1994
Grazia Toderi, Zuppa dell’eternità e luce improvvisa, 1994
Adrian Paci, Albanian Stories, 1997
Ottonella Mocellin, Storie d’italia, 1998
Adrian Paci, Believe me I’m an artist, 1999
Francesco Vezzoli, A love trilogy - self portrait with Marisa Berenson as edith, 1999
15 DECEMBER / The 2000s
Eva Marisaldi, Happ, 2002
Zimmerfrei, Memoria Esterna, 2006
Ra di Martino, La camera, 2006
Gianluca e Massimiliano de Serio, Zakaria, 2005
Meris Angioletti, Paradigma indiziario, 2009
Yuri Ancarani, Il capo, 2010
22 DECEMBER / Careof’s productions - Arte Visione
Luca Trevisani, Cerchio, 2015
Riccardo Giacconi, Lo scherzo, 2016
Martina Melilli, Mum, I’m sorry , 2017
Casa Capra is an independent exhibition space for research and artistic production in the Magrè neighborhood, in the city of Schio, immersed in the spaces of daily life: between the newsstand, a small corner shop and the town’s café.
The location is far from being the most conventional: Casa Capra aims to find a new territory, a space mostly out of the ordinary art networks in the big cities, in order to tell new stories through the works of the artists that are a part of it.
Careof's video archive
Created thanks to the will and passion of Careof’s founder (Mario Gorni) and continued over time as Careof grew, it acquired, in 2006, an important recognition from the Ministry of Culture which included it in the list of Historical Archives of national relevance.
The Careof's video archive includes around seven thousand titles today: a trustworthy and privileged observatory for a complete overview of the production models and artistic research of the last few decades. Included in the catalog are artists' works ranging from the first experimental works of the 70s to the productions of the last few generations. In addition to that, there are documents of exhibitions, conferences, performances and international art events, including: Biennales, Manifesta, Documenta, Skulptur Projekte, enhanced by interviews with the main artists, critics, and curators.
CASA CAPRA
Casa Capra is an indipendent exhibition space of research and artistic production in Magrè di Ischio district immerse in some of the daily life places: between the newsstand, the supermarket and the town's bar.
The unconventional position aims at finding a different terrain, a space fundamentally outside the usual art circuits of the big cities, to tell new stories through the works of the artists themselves.
CAREOF VIDEO ARCHIVE
Careof Video Archive is born out from the passion of Careof's founder (Mario Gorni) and grown through the years, in 2006 obtains an important recognition by the Ministry of Art, which includes it among the Historical Archives of national relevance.
Careof's Video Archive now counts more than 7.000 titles: a reliable and priviledged monitor for a complete look over the production modes and artistic researches of the last years.
Many artists' works are preserved in its catalogue, starting from the first experimentations of the 70s to the latest generation's productions, plus documentation of exhibitions, conferences, performances and international artistic events among which are: Biennali, Manifesta, Documenta, Skulptur Projekte, enriched by interviews to the protagonists and the main artists, curators and critics.