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Vernissage TURIN JAM SESSION

Tue 20 Jun

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Turin

Energetic and liberating hybridisations in art: an exhibition conceived as a visual arts jam session. Mondino, Migliore, Pusole, Gastini, Carocci, Kastelic, Psychogeographical Photography Group, Bulgini, Gariglio, Griffa, Rapisarda, Warth, Obiso, Cascavilla, Meneghello, Rivoir, Zanichelli, Stolfi.

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Vernissage TURIN JAM SESSION
Vernissage TURIN JAM SESSION

Flashback Habitat

20 Jun 2023, 18:00 – 22:00

Turin, Corso Giovanni Lanza, 75, 10131 Turin TO, Italy

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  • Vernissage TURIN JAM SESSION

    An exhibition conceived as a jam session dedicated to the visual arts, Turin artists and the city. Torino Jam Session is a meeting of artists and works, where harmony comes to life from the meeting of languages. Terzets and quartets of works by visual artists combine new atmospheres on the rhythm marked by jazz drums. Sixteen different jam sessions, in sixteen rooms, follow one another energetic and liberating, dialoguing while respecting the rhythm.

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INSTITUTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE, PROMOTER AND ORGANIZER

Associazione Flashback
Corso Alessandro Tassoni 16, 10143 Torino, Italia
Corso Giovanni Lanza 75, 10131 Torino, Italia
c.f. 97768960011
p.iva 13386010014
info@flashback.to.it


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Luoghi del Contemporaneo
TEH Trans Europe Halles

 

A note on the use of expansive language

For a project like Flashback - by its very nature and poetics attentive to what lies at the margins, and to those other places, physical and mental, so often overlooked - language is a powerful means of contributing to change and a necessary instrument for observing the present.

This attention runs through everything we publish: in our publications and in our materials both online and offline. Here the reader will encounter a particular linguistic marker, the schwa (ə), which in Italian serves to limit the use of the generic masculine in favour of a broader, more open form of expression.

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