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== Chronology of exhibitions 2003-2009 == |
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• ''Short Cut'' by [[Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset]] from May 7 to June 4 2003 - Ottagono, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milan<br /> |
• ''Short Cut'' by [[Michael Elmgreen]] & [[Ingar Dragset]] from May 7 to June 4 2003 - Ottagono, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milan<br /> |
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• ''If I Had You'' by Darren Almond from November 4 to Novembre 23 2003 - Palazzo della Ragione, Milan<br /> |
• ''If I Had You'' by Darren Almond from November 4 to Novembre 23 2003 - Palazzo della Ragione, Milan<br /> |
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Introduction
The Nicola Trussardi Foundation is a no profit institution for the promotion of contemporary art and culture. Created in 1996, the Nicola Trussardi Foundation is neither a museum nor a collection. It’s rather an agency for the production and the diffusion of contemporary art in a wide variety of contexts and channels.
From autumn 2003, under the direction of President Beatrice Trussardi and with the Artistic Director Massimiliano Gioni, the Nicola Trussardi Foundation has decided to explore new territories and modes of presenting contemporary art; its main purpose is now the realization of contemporary art events and exhibitions in public spaces of the city of Milan.
The Nicola Trussardi Foundation has left its exhibition spaces in Palazzo Marino alla Scala to disperse contemporary art directly in the city of Milano: the Foundation explores the art world of today, and it becomes a compass to orient oneself in the theatre of the city, starting new collaborations with the institutions of Milan, inside and outside contemporary culture’s borders.
With its activity, two major exhibitions a year and a series of more agile projects such as publications, insertions in magazines, mail projects, and such, the Foundation infiltrates in Milan and looks at the city as a new visionary field for art and culture, a tank of energy and creativity that originating new occasions of exchange and ideas to promote. The Foundation invests all its resources and knowledge to produce culture’s events and to make the most innovative research of contemporary artists available to everyone.
Chronology of exhibitions 2003-2009
• Short Cut by Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset from May 7 to June 4 2003 - Ottagono, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milan
• If I Had You by Darren Almond from November 4 to Novembre 23 2003 - Palazzo della Ragione, Milan
• Untitled by Maurizio Cattelan from May 5 to June 6 2004 - Piazza XXIV Maggio, Milan
• Meechfieber by John Bock from November 9 to December 2004 - Sala Reale, Central Station, Milan
• Jet Set Lady by Urs Fischer fom May 3 to June 1 2005 - Istituto dei Ciechi, Via Vivaio 7, Milan
• Long Sorrow by Anri Sala from November 15 to December 18 2005 - Circolo Filologico Milanese, Via Clerici 10, Milan
• I Like Things by Martin Creed from May 16 to June 18 2006 - Palazzo dell'Arengario, Piazza del Duomo, Milan
• My Religion Is Kindness. Thank You, See You in the Future by Paola Pivi from November 14 to December 10 2006 - Old Warehouse, Porta Genova Station, Via Valenza 2, Milan
• One of Many by Pawel Althamer from May 7 to June 5 2007 - Palazzina Appiani, Sports Arena, Viale Byron 2, Milan
• Altri fiori e altre domande by Peter Fischli & David Weiss from January 30 to March 16 2008, Palazzo Litta, Corso Magenta 24, Milan
• Tino Sehgal from November 11 to December 14 2008, Villa Reale, Modern Art Gallery, Via Palestro 16, Milan
• Still Life - Nature morte by Tacita Dean from May 12 to June 21 2009 – Palazzo Dugnani, Via Manin 2, Milan