Antonioni, aux origines du pop – cinéma, photographie, mode [Paris]

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Antonioni, aux origines du pop – cinéma, photographie, mode [Paris], 2015-04-08

Stéphanie-Emmanuelle Louis, CJM ; projet EMAN, Thalim (CNRS-ENS-Sorbonne nouvelle).

Consulté le 2025/08/25 sur la plate-forme EMAN : https://eman-archives.org/CinEx/items/show/344

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Exhibition presentation

Exhibition that explored the relation between Antonioni’s films and the other arts. In situ exhibition made up of authentic objects. Originally designed by the Fondazione Ferrara Arte and the Gallerie d’Arte Moderna e Contemporeanea – Museo Michelangelo Antonioni di Ferrara, in collaboration with the Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna. After a first version was presented in Ferrara and in Brussels, a new form was presented in Paris. According to Maria Luisa Pacelli: “Concerning the exhibition’s structure, its curator, Dominique Païni, has shaped a story which aims to make completely clear how topical Antonioni’s oeuvre is regarding the world, art and thinking of his time. […] The Italian and Belgian version of this exhibition essentially emphasise the specificity of the imagination and how modern the Ferrara-born artist’s language was. In its French version, this point of view is increased and developed thanks to a direct comparison with the work of a number of contemporary video artists inspired by what Jean-Luc Godard suggested was a “plastic screenwriting” of Antonioni’s films”. (Catalogue, unpag)

In situ exhibition dedicated to the life and work of director Michelangelo Antonioni.

It was composed of 600 authentic objects, among which photographs, pictorial and plastic works, installations, posters, documents and namely certain manuscripts, scripts…
The circuit followed different sections: Ferrara, Mist and Clouds; Searching for a Style and the Lucia Bosè Period; Luchino Visconti’s Influence; The Modern Trilogy and the Monica Vitti Period; Farewell to Italy; Blow-Up and Swinging London; Experiencing Emptiness; Return to Italy: Clouds and Marble; Contemporary Antonioni.
The aim was also to pay tribute to the director, to show his great modernity and a work that remains topical and inspiring today whilst establishing dialogue between him and other artists from his era (De Chirico, Morandi…) in order to reveal his affection for fine art. The exhibition also explores his relationship to masculinity, to colour and his pictorial work (his watercolour series of Enchanted Mountains was part of the exhibition’s exceptional pieces). It also proposed many first-hand accounts from his collaborators.

Exhibition spanning 600m². Tie-in products (tote bags, posters) were produced for the occasion. Sponsored by Neuflize OBC and the Fondation Gan pour le Cinéma, with support from Kodak and Fnac.

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Start date2015-04-08

End date2015-07-19

Source (date)La Cinémathèque française, Rapport d'activités, 2015.

Format

LanguageFrançais

CityParis

Full address51 rue de Bercy, 75012 Paris

Source (venue)La Cinémathèque française, Rapport d'activités, 2015.

Organisation and conception

Main organiserFondazione Ferrara Arte; Gallerie d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea-Museo Michelangelo Antonioni di Ferrara

Associated organiserFondazione Cineteca di Bologna

Main curatorPaïni, Dominique (1947-....)

Associated curator

Exhibition designer

Groult, Nicolas
Roca, Sylvain

Environnement culturel

Digital environmentExposition virtuelle "Michelangelo Antonioni, travelling" sur le site de la Cinémathèque française revenant sur les grands moments de sa vie et ses inspirations (https://www.cinematheque.fr/expositions-virtuelles/antonioni/index.htm); affiches internationales de films consultables en ligne

Linked film programRétrospective Antonioni, du 09-04 au 31-05 2015 (61 séances)
Cycle "Antonioni scénariste" du 18-04-2015 au 17-05-2015 (8 séances)
"Autour d'Antonioni", du 18-04-2025 au 31-05-2015 (8 séances)

Informations éditoriales

EditorStéphanie-Emmanuelle Louis, CJM ; projet EMAN, Thalim (CNRS-ENS-Sorbonne nouvelle).

Contributor(s)

Manon Ardhuin (recherches; fiche)
Matylda Holloway (English translation)
Stéphanie-Emmanuelle Louis (recherches; fiche)

Record created by Maria Laura Cucciniello Notice créée le 19/02/2024 Dernière modification le 11/12/2024