Na shows' ViCeVeRSa…may not be what it is’ the artist exhibits three series that show pandemic metaphors, as well as the materialization of the virtual
“The other way around…may not be what it is” titles the exhibition that opens the V744 Atelier, in this Saturday, 18 September, to 16h. This shows, visual artist Vilma Rattle, creator of the initiative, presents works carried out in the last year and a half, in the context of the pandemic.
– The pandemic imposed social isolation and affected, abruptly, the way humanity lived and related, dictating new behaviors, standards and protocols. Or cultural market, because it depends on the audience and the audience, directly suffered this impact, avalia Vilma Rattle. – Faced with the perception of art as a space of welcome and relief, beyond its social and economic importance., artists, cultural producers and entrepreneurs have been seeking to adapt to this moment, creating alternatives to make your artistic productions viable, notes.
In this scenario, in which many galleries closed their doors and many artists migrated to the digital space, as a possibility of dissemination, fruition and dialogue, born the V744 Atelier. Segundo Vilma Rattle, is a place to create and exhibit contemporary art. It will host exhibitions by guest artists, but proposals from creators who are developing their research and production in all languages will also be accepted., with relevance, in contemporary art.
– for creation, has the atelier for the development of artistic projects, mine and study groups with proposals to think about art, explica Rattle. – The exhibition space will open with an exhibition of my most recent project and, in the future, as soon as conditions permit, will be intended for all contemporary artistic languages, anticipate. Stands out, yet, an area dedicated to the artist's collection of works.
– The intention is to exhibit contemporary art through projects and curatorships that think of art as an integral part of society and its culture, comments. – It is a great pleasure to be able to provide this independent exhibition and creation space, contributing to the contemporary art system, reflects.
The exhibition
“The other way around…may not be what it is” presents works done by Vilma Sonaglio in the last year and a half, in the pandemic period. The artist exhibits three photographic series that metaphorically reflect her thinking about this period of social isolation. Bring, also, issues of materialization of the virtual; works created to be aired virtually are, now, materialized, taking another look at the works. Altogether, are 18 works with varied dimensions, from 100cmx100cm to 50cmx50cm.
Master in Visual Arts from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Vilma Sonaglio held solo and group exhibitions in Brazil, Germany and Mexico. The main distinctions are the acquisition award from the Museum of Art of Brasília, Porto Seguro Contemporary Research Award, Contemporary Sacred Art Salon Award. Nominated for the Açorianos Award. Today he lives and works in the city of Porto Alegre.
The visitation will be from Wednesday to Friday, from 14 às 17h, spontaneously. Other times will be scheduled through Instagram direct V744atelier.
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Visitors must follow hygiene protocols, wearing a mask, alcohol gel and personal distance. An external space helps with security protocols.
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| What: "The other way around…may not be what it is", exhibition by Vilma Sonaglio |
| Where: V744 Atelier | Rua Visconde do Rio Branco, 744, Forest neighborhood, Porto Alegre-RS |
| When: Opening 18 September 2021, Saturday, from 16h to 20h. |
| Visitation from Wednesday to Friday, from 14h to 17h, spontaneously. Other times will be scheduled by the direct do Instagram V744atelier. |
| How much: Free entry |
| Age recommendation: 14 years |
| Mandatory use of mask and alcohol gel available, as well as orientation for 2m distance between people. |