Hamish Fulton e Michael Höpfner | Walking Mountains | Museo Montagna, Torino | October 30th 2024 6:30 pm

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On Wednesday 30 October at 6.30 pm there will be the inauguration of Walking Mountains, a collective exhibition with the participation of Hamish Fulton and Michael Höpfner as mentors, curated by Andrea Lerda at the Museo della Montagna in Turin.

From November 2024 to June 2025, the exhibition will be enriched by a program of social walks that will come to life at the Montagna Museum and in the city.
The first appointment will be Friday 1 November at 3pm with Walking Every Direction by Hamish Fulton, on Piazzale Monte dei Cappuccini.

Opening: Wednesday 30 October at 6.30pm
31 October 2024 - 29 June 2025
Museo della Montagna
Piazzale Monte dei Cappuccini, Turin

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Hamish Fulton – STRAPERETANA, SUPERNATURALE | Pereto, July 13 – August 18 2024

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Eighth edition of STRAPERETANA, SUPERNATURALE, a diffuse contemporary art exhibition held in the streets, squares and buildings of the thousand-year-old village between Abruzzo and Lazio, Pereto.

The artists are: Francis Alÿs, Federica Belli, Nina Carini, Giorgio Cesarini, Davide D’Elia, Hamish Fulton, Agostino Iacurci, Giovanni Kronenberg, Gaia Liberatore, Davide Mariani, Numero Cromatico, Anastasiya Parvanova, Salvo, Tarin, Patrick Tuttofuoco, Nico Vascellari, María Ángeles Vila Tortosa.

July 13 – August 18 2024
Palazzo Maccafani, Palazzo Iannucci, Pereto (L’Aquila)


Antonio Rovaldi | Hamish Fulton | Michael Höpfner | WALKSCAPES, Museo della Montagna, Turin

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Museo della Montagna presents
WALKSCAPES

Friday 26th 10.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m.
From the path to the work of art a dialogue between Andrea Caretto, Raffaella Spagna, Bepi Ghiotti, Antonio Rovaldi, Italo Testa, Andrea Lerda and Cristina Giudice.

Accademia Albertina, Auditorium

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Saturday 27th 16:00
Walking as a work of art Hamish Fulton and Michael Höpfner talk with curator Andrea Lerda about the practice of Walking Art and the recent publication entitled
Hamish Fulton - Michael Höpfner. A dialogue between two walking artists
published by Humboldt books.

Museomontagna, Sala degli Stemmi


Public Walk di Hamish Fulton

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Hamish Fulton

Artissima, Pista Lingotto Fiat, Turin

November 2, 2018 h 16.00

Public Walk by the artist Hamish Fulton will be held on 2 November 2018 at the Pista del Lingotto Fiat at 3.30pm. Hamish Fulton, protagonist of international research since the 1960s, with his Public Walks, artistic practices that are expressed in walks in natural contexts or urban areas shared with participants, he is considered one of the masters of conceptual art that is expressed in relation to the territory. The works derived from the Public Walks are present in the main international contemporary art museums.

Practical information

Participation in the performance is free, upon reservation.

Participants are invited to reach the Pista del Lingotto at 3.30 pm to receive the necessary instructions for the walk, which will start around 4.00 pm (punctuality is recommended).

The walk will last about an hour and will take place in any weather condition: suitable clothing is therefore recommended. Participants can bring with them bags or backpacks, as long as they are not bulky or they will be asked to leave their luggage at the cloakroom. The Public Walk will take place in silence and the use of phones and smartphones will only be allowed for videos and photographs. Calls will therefore not be allowed. During the Public Walk, a photographer will take some shots from which the artist can possibly choose some images to subsequently create one or more works.

For the Public Walk Send open call registration educa@castellodirivoli.org

Name, Surname, e-mail, telephone

Hamish Fulton Public Walk Lingotto Fiat track south ramp

The project is carried out by Häusler Contemporary Zürich and the Galleria Michela Rizzo Venezia in collaboration with the Education Department of Castello di Rivoli and the Chair of Cultural Anthropology prof. Massimo Melotti with the patronage of the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts and the Education Department of the Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art.