The necessity of an island opening in Milan at Stecca degli Artigiani Art Center. An exhibition with Love Difference Milan Office. From February 28

"The necessity of an island" is the exhibition opening the new year of activity at Isola Art Center; from February 28 onwards, Isola dell’Arte presents new projects realized by subjects, working constantly within the Center’s spaces: out, Millepiani, Stazione Isola, Sugoe, Love Difference, Osservatorio in Opera. Special guest the White Project Gallery from Pescara, presenting Picnic#3.

Love Difference - Artistic Movement for an Inter-Mediterranean Politic, will present through its Office in Milan an ongoing project, that will be experimented and implemented by the presence and the participation of the public. The look is focused on Milan, through the lens of time and of the multiplicity of means, that time assumes a person’s lifetime.

Especially for this event, out office, together with the philosophy magazine Millepiani, present the philosophical-multidisciplinary workshop "Urban becoming". Stazione Isola is a project in progress, curated by Katia Anguelova and Stefano Boccalini, working on a "tourist guide" of the Isola district in Milan: on display, routes suggested by Stefano Boccalini, Group 11:27, Paola Ceretta, Giovanni Giaretta, Camilla Micheli, Gionata Gesi Ozmo, Sarleti Angel, Claudia Sinigaglia, Alessandro Nassiri Tabibzadeh, Michela Taleggi. Sugoe is a workshop for young artists and designers, that opened one year ago in the Center: they will present more than ten works of art and unpublished designs, some of which realized in contact with the physical space of the Art Center. Osservatorio in Opera offers a reflection by Piero Almeoni, Paola Sabatti Bassini and Roberta Sisti, on works of art destroyed through direct or indirect premeditated action.

Special guest the White Project Gallery from Pescara, presenting Picnic#3.
The exhibition open on Tuesday the 28th of February, until March 16th. Special metings and events are programmed during the opening of the exhibition.

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