A plus A

09/06/2025

Thank you to Francesco Fabris for writing the review on Espoarte of the show Slow Manifesto, at A plus A gallery, curated by the fellows of the School for Curatorial Studies Venice.

Artists: Nina Ceranic, Riccardo Benassi, Thomas Braida, Petra Cortright, Laureen Lee McCarty, Rafael Rozendaal, Silvie Fleury, Numero Cromatico, Ester Gamsu and Jon Rafman

www.corsocuratori.com

https://www.espoarte.net/arte/a-venezia-slow-manifesto-una-educazione-critica-al-desiderio-da-a-plus-a/

VENEZIA | A plus A Gallery | 28 maggio - 15 luglio 2025 di FRANCESCO FABRIS A Venezia, gli spazi della Galleria A plus A ospitano una vivace e riuscitissima mostra collettiva, dal titolo Slow Manifesto, curata dai giovani partecipanti alla 32^ edizione del corso in Pratiche curatoriali ed Arti Conte...

15/05/2025

Bouquet bouquet
cotton wedding dowry hand-embroidered by the artist’s mother in 1982, site specific installation, environmental dimensions

Last day to visit solo exhibition at the gallery!

06/05/2025

Last two weeks to visit solo show

03/05/2025

Thank you to Cecilia Larese De Santo for reviewing the solo show by Barbara Prenka at A plus A gallery on ATPdiary.

https://atpdiary.com/barbara-prenka-galleria-aplusa-venezia/

What time is between my fingers? è un invito ad entrare nei ricordi intimi dell’artista, evocati attraverso frammenti di luoghi e atmosfere della sua infanzia.

30/04/2025

Barbara Prenka
The blindes of the dark is a touchable light, 2025

Framed embroydery on mixed silk fabric installed on handmade 1980 wool carpet by the artist’s mother
102 x 200 cm

ph Clelia Cadamuro

05/04/2025

Barbara Prenka
Dudi, 2025, cotton fabric with holes, crocheted with synthetic yarn, velvet frame, 24 x 23 x 6.3 cm each,

as part of What time is it between my fingers?
Barbara Prenka solo exhibition on view until 15th May

Galleria A plus A
fino al 15 maggio

05/04/2025

On view until 15th May
Barbara Prenka
What time is it between my fingers?

05/04/2025

On view until 15th May
Barbara Prenka
What time is it between my fingers

Embroidery, an ancient artistic technique since the myth of Arachne, attack(h)s. It attack(h)s the thread of the present, the past and the future. As I move my fingers, it weaves actions and memories, and time flows between my fingers. I embroider and attack(h) the gods, philosophy, history, nature, I attack(h) physics. But in which direction flows the arrow of time? Newton, Maxwells, Einstein& #39;s, Heisenberg& #39;s and Schrödinger& #39;s equations have as their
mathematical core the differential equation, and nothing prevents a
differential equation from turning around. That a stone jumps back out of
the water, after being thrown in, is not only possible in a tik-tok montage, but
also in reality. ‘It is only an accidental inability, for which we are not yet able
to make such a skilful construction, as to cause the necessary state of
vibration at the edge of a lake or the edge of a bowl of water, to be able to do
it for real’. So confirms David Hilbert, inventor of the mathematical space in
which physics has been observing and calculating quantum energies for more
than a hundred years now, performing probable and improbable acrobatics as
saltimbanques.

02/04/2025

Barbara Prenka. What time is it between my fingers?, is the title of the new

show at the A plus A gallery in Venice, listed in Elle Decor exhibitions.

https://www.elledecor.com/it/arte/a64320251/mostre-da-vedere-a-marzo-aprile/

01/04/2025

Thank you all for joining us at the opening of “What time is it between my fingers?”

The exhibition is open from Wednesday to Saturday, from 11 AM to 6 PM, and by appointment, until May 15th.

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01/04/2025