An intimate diary. A portrait of a tiny moment of joy during an unprecedented summer.
SUMMER 2020, 2020
#10cents – ART AT THE SUPERMARKET, 2020
#10cents – ART AT THE SUPERMARKET, 2020
The supportive art r-evolution
A project by Giuseppina Giordano
MANIFESTO
Art is as good and essential as food. We need art as much as we need food.
THE RECIPE OF DESIRES, 2020 – A project for Children
Project for “Giving you an idea”, curated by Michela Eremita, SANTA MARIA DELLA SCALA MUSEUM, CHILDREN’s ART MUSEUM, Siena, Italy
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COROLLA, Waiting for Spring, United during the COVID-19 outbreak, 2020
A world of grief and pain:
flowers bloom
even then
K.Issa
Spring is coming and we can celebrate its arrival by turning the spread of COVID-19 around the globe into a chance to show each other care and kindness, delicate as flowers, united against discriminations and prejudices as a SINGLE human family! Continue reading “COROLLA, Waiting for Spring, United during the COVID-19 outbreak, 2020”
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXkEED6hIkY (How to paint a rose, tutorials), 2019
A tribute to all the people that share their skills in tutorials about Painting on YouTube. Continue reading “www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXkEED6hIkY (How to paint a rose, tutorials), 2019”
Ashley Rhame’s poem inspired by the exhibition Please, teach me the language of a rose
On the occasion of the opening reception of Please, teach me the language of a rose at Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, USA, writer Ashley Rhame recited a poem inspired by the exhibition.
Please, teach me the language of a rose – solo exhibition, Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, USA
Giuseppina Giordano
Please, Teach Me the Language of a Rose
curated by Patrick shaw cable
Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, USA
06/09/2019-09/06/2020
in bloom, 2019
Created in collaboration with Italian musician Fabio R. Lattuca for Giordano’s site-specific installation Please, Teach Me the Language of a Rose, at Taubman Museum of Art, the composition was performed by people aged from two to eighty-seven, who created sounds following the instructions in the catalog below. Continue reading “in bloom, 2019”
SMELLS LIKE CONTENT, 2019 – on going
Fashioned from rose petal “clay,” the ancient medium used originally to make rosaries.The diverse forms were inspired by vases depicted in modernist and contemporary still-life paintings by artists ranging from the French modernists Henri Matisse and Suzanne Valadon to the American Pop artists Roy Lichtenstein and Wayne Thiebaud.The rose-petal vases emit the flower’s odor yet remain empty. Continue reading “SMELLS LIKE CONTENT, 2019 – on going”
Please, teach me the language of a rose, 2019
A woman signals “rose” using the world’s sign languages, followed by her signing the phrase “the sound of a blossoming flower”. Her silent gestures variously suggest touch, smell, taste, sound, communion, opening, or uplift. Continue reading “Please, teach me the language of a rose, 2019”