Pierluigi Calignano

L’idioma di modesto

Triennale di Milano

May 2009

Pierluigi Calignano

L’idioma di modesto

Triennale di Milano

May 2009

As part of the Via Padova 2009 initiative, Assab One invited Pierluigi Calignano to develop a project connected to the neighbourhood around the association’s premises.

The project was made possible thanks to the collaboration of a number of local businesses and institutions, as well as individual residents who enthusiastically agreed to take part in the initiative, offering their personal experiences of the neighbourhood, their knowledge and even their homes.

The exhibition

Pierluigi Calignano brought the Via Padova orchestra to the Triennale and involved its musicians, coming from a variety of different cultures, in an itinerant musical experiment: notes materialising and circumscribing a space from within which emanates a harmony that breaks up, re-forms and then spreads into the context in which it is placed.

Biogra

Pierluigi Calignano was born in 1971 in Gallipoli (LE). He studied Painting at the Brera Fine Arts Academy in Milan where he currently lives and works. 

His work has been shown in many group and personal exhibitions. His personal shows include: in 2009  L’interminabilità e l’intollerabilità di ogni sforzo terrestre, at the Galleria dell’Arco, Palermo; in 2007  L-Ray, at the Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea in Milan; in 2005  Verde à pois, at the Centre Culturel Français in Milan; in 2004  Pierluigi Calignano, at the Carbone.to in Turin; in 2002  Ci sono sogni che preferirei non ricordare, at Viafarini in Milan. His group shows include: in 2007  Fatto in Svezia, at the Roda Sten Museum, Göteborg, Sweden; in 2005  La Scultura Italiana del XX secolo, at the Fondazione Arnaldo Pomodoro in Milan; in 2004  Z.A.T., at the GCdAM in Gallarate; in 2003 at the Tirana Biennale 2 in Tirana, Albania and in 2002 at Assab One. La generazione emergente dell’arte in Italia, at Assab One, Milan. He has been invited to take part in international artist residencies including the Art Omi International Artists Residency, Ghent, NY, 2008 and the ISCP (International Studio and Curatorial Program), New York, 2007.

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