Using a vast range of media – from videos to performances, installations to photography, posters to designthe works of Adam Chodzko (London, 1965. Lives and works at Whitstable, Kent ) evoke the most recondite aspects of everyday life.

BojanSarcevic (Belgrade, 1974. Lives and works in Berlin) explores open and ambiguous forms born from the interaction between diverse modes of expression as well as at the intersection between the various phases of the creative process and of sensorial experience.

Specifically conceived for the main gallery of the museum, the show by Diego Perrone comes to us as witness to a personal dimension within the public space of the museum.

The exhibition of Eva Marisaldi is a continuous public involvement through the exploration of cognitive processes.

TIME CODE intends to explore, through the determination of categories of decodification and mise en scène, one of the elements most strictly connected to the medium of video: temporality.

Realized as a unitary project and conceived as a total work, the exhibition of Giovanni Anselmo (Borgofranco d'Ivrea, 1934. Lives and works in Turin) - one of the leading exponents of the Arte Povera movement - provides a rare opportunity to admire in Italy the works of the artist.

The event documents the crossovers and contaminations that have occurred from the historic avant-gardes onwards (from Futurism to Suprematism, from Constructivism to Dadaism, from Neoplasticism to Surrealism) affirming the demise of the artistically “specific” such as painting and sculpture to be supplanted by a blend of multimedia art.

Specifically conceived as the very last show held in the exhibition space of the Galleria d’Arte Moderna on the eve of its imminent relinquishment, Williams’s intervention comprises an organic project that links together the exhibition layout and its framework represented by the architecture of the building itself and its around thirty years of exhibition making.