59 Carla Panicali’s Bag
A symbolic object: a “bag”: an allegorical container of ideas and cultural ideas that could hardly contain the intellectual
effervescence of Carla Panicali.
58 Il Giardino dell’Anima (The Garden of the Soul)
The first “Garden of the Soul”, a permanent outdoor, green work by Maria Dompè, finds a Roman consecration in the external gardens of GNAM (Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna of Rome).
57 Il Giardino di Irene Brin
Un invito raccolto dall'artista Maria Dompè, a trasformare uno spazio inaccessibile, già coltivazione di palme, in un sito dedicato alla fruizione della cultura del verde.
56 Japan Courage
In a controversial and debatable edition of the Art Biennale of Venice, chaotic and consequently at odds with the appreciation of the content, Dompè ensnares and annihilates the visitors with the simple purity of an image.
55 Ioannes Paulus P.P. II
Extraordinary among men, devoted to holiness: Pope John Paul II; a palace of catalyzing architecture:
54 La mer – La dentelle, La dentelle – La mer
La mer-la dentelle, la dentelle-la mer ( the sea-the lace, the lace-the sea) was an event organized by the city of Calais in collaboration of Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as a prelude to the inauguration of the new museum.
53 Hay una diferencia entre estar vivo y sentirse vivo
The biomorphic white space of the former Elettrofonica Gallery of Rome, for its inauguration, from the 12th to the 30th of March 2009, hosted the organza and orchids of a new incursion in space by Maria Dompè.
52 Il Giardino nel Giardino: Scala Santa (The Garden in the Garden: Holy Stairs)
Located in one of the principal places of Christianity, the garden of the convent of the Passionate Fathers of the Holy Stairs is one of the works realized by Maria Dompè.
51 Remember-Hope-9/11
"Remember and hope": this was the phrase that Alex Salamone chose to remember the victims of the attack of 11 September 2001 on the Twin Towers, his father was among them.
50 Aung San Suu Kyi
Icon of democracy and peaceful protest. Aung Sang Suu Kyi, held for twelve years as a hostage by the Burmese military, survives like a flower in a winter frost: crushed by violence, but uplifted by the power of ideas.