event
online
Thursday 17 December 2020 8.00 PM - 8.45 PM
Collection
MAXXI’s Collection of Art and Architecture represents the founding element of the museum and defines its identity. Since October 2015, it has been on display with different arrangements of works.
foto © Liam Sharp
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“Moonlight and indirection, not the full noon-time glare all at once. That, is good advice for creatives” Margaret Atwood.
How can art help us find our way back to a future in which light and shadows can coexist and thrive off each other? We discuss this with one of the most anarchic-minded authors of the 21st century, Canadian Margaret Atwood, who, in this conversation with Livia Filotico and Giovanna Melandri and drawing from the artistic imagery of the moon in western traditions, helps us imagine a future in which control and freedom, structure and dreams, ambiguity and certainty, performance and pleasure, profit and kindness, numbers and art, objectivity and divinity, networks and hierarchies can do help each other out.
Institutional greetings
Alexandra Bugailiskis Ambassador of Canada to Italy
Speakers
Margaret Atwood
Livia Filotico Creative Director and Strategist at Ida
Giovanna Melandri Fondazione MAXXI President
An event part of the ‘a toolkit for the future’ project, supported by the Embassy of Canada to Italy, in collaboration with Ida.