Exhibitions, Jaguar brings 10 young talents to Artissima with ‘Sustainable Revolution’

The 2021 edition confirms the link between Jaguar and Artissima, the international fair of contemporary art in Turin, scheduled from 5 to 7 November: a partnership that will see the final stage of the ambitious and innovative artistic project JaguArt – The Italian Talent Road Show, born in 2019 to promote and support young visual arts talents on the Italian territory. After the stop due to the pandemic and the events held between 2019 and 2020, including the last summer appointments in a tour of 8 galleries in the main Italian cities, Turin will be declared the overall winner of JaguArt during the twenty-eighth edition of the fair Sunday 7 November, the last stage of this journey, which began with the identification of 10 artists, one for each stage, and the activation of a program of special meetings in the galleries and Jaguar dealerships throughout Italy. Jaguar’s presence at Artissima will be articulated on different levels, starting with the exhibition under the glass window of the Oval (Lingotto Fiere) of the I-Pace, the 100% electric luxury SUV customized specifically for the occasion, with a dedicated livery . The collective exhibition from 5 to 7 November will be inspired by the Sustainable Revolution theme and brings together the experimental works of all the young talents finalists of JaguArt united by the desire to promote change of thought, not only linked to the world of automotive mobility, but extended to 360 ° towards ethical and sustainable choices for a better future. It is a collective exhibition project – that of Sustainable Revolution – which parallels the path taken by the Jaguar brand in recent years, to promote future mobility that is increasingly sustainable and green. The artists present in Turin are Matteo Pizzolante with ‘Silent Sun’, Luca Arboccò with ‘Observation of celestial bodies’, Francesco Tagliavia with’ Glomerated # 1, # 2, # 3 ‘, Camilla Gurgone with’ Methodology of the imbroglio – tickets ‘, Boris Contarin with’ Erscheinung ‘, Stefano Giuri with’ The Bad King ‘, Marco-Augusto Basso with’ The Revolution is the revolution ‘, Teresa Gargiulo with’ Ruenmp: how to build it ‘, Camilla Riscassi with’ Temo sia a farewell ‘and Federica Francesconi with’ Untitled ‘.