Curated by Eugenio Viola and Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi, the event comes as an inaugrtion to the exhibition – Stampone Banerjee and The Third Meaning. This project is borne as a result of meetings and dialogues between two curators, two artists with two different operative methodologies, in a more general way, about an intercultural exchange between Italy and India. Giuseppe Stampone and Sarnath Banerjee are two artists hailing from two different realities, whose research and work, though distant from each other, have in common the practice of design, used by both of them, to look into and question the contradictions and the anxiety of modernity in the art of representing the reality, sometimes controversial, even if often diluted by some irony.
Curated by Eugenio Viola and Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi, the event comes as an inaugrtion to the exhibition – Stampone Banerjee and The Third Meaning. This project is borne as a result of meetings and dialogues between two curators, two artists with two different operative methodologies, in a more general way, about an intercultural exchange between Italy and India. Giuseppe Stampone and Sarnath Banerjee are two artists hailing from two different realities, whose research and work, though distant from each other, have in common the practice of design, used by both of them, to look into and question the contradictions and the anxiety of modernity in the art of representing the reality, sometimes controversial, even if often diluted by some irony.