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SUMMARY:Merenda Reale 2025
DESCRIPTION:Our contemporary Museum café\, decorated with the wall painting designed by the Swiss artist Claudia Comte “Slurp\, Boing\, Puff”\, also offers\, upon reservation\, the Merenda Reale\, a delicious moment\, where hot chocolate is prepared as in the 18th century accompanied by bagnati\, biscuits\, of the Piedmontese tradition. \nAnd you can also give it as a gift! Ask us how! \nInfo and reservations required at our Museum café on 011-9565273 \n  \nPhoto Le Strade di Torino
URL:https://www.castellodirivoli.org/en/evento/merenda-reale-2023/
CATEGORIES:food
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SUMMARY:New Pessimism | Screening
DESCRIPTION:New Pessimism\nScreening\n20 February 2025\nTurin\nh. 19:00 Almanac\, Via Reggio 13\, Turin\n\n\n\n\n\nGarden Amidst the Flame (2022) by Natasha Tontey\nOf Other Tomorrows Never Known (2023) by Natasha Tontey\nTellurian Drama (2020) by Riar Rizaldi\nFossilis (2023) by Riar Rizaldi \nTotal running time: 83 min \nNew Pessimism is the name of a studio founded in 2018 by artists Natasha Tontey and Riar Rizaldi. Over the past ten years\, these two artists have explored and investigated the notions of horror\, terror\, and “bad taste” in popular culture through a series of moving-image practices. Their interest in observing and dissecting social\, technological\, and ecological issues is rooted in Indonesia’s landscape and social dynamics. The studio produces works that embody a deviant\, experimental aesthetic\, while remaining aware of the planet’s ecological state. \nGrowing up on campy horror cinema of the ’80s and ’90s\, science fiction pulp literature\, ghost stories\, the underground scene\, Indonesian soap operas\, and engaging in radical politics and indigenous movements\, Natasha and Riar transform the codes of B-grade media and popular culture to create fictional narratives in which ecological and social issues are dissected in an abstract and occasionally “bad taste” manner. Recently\, they have referred to their work as a “new style of pessimism\,” a term reflecting both their artistic practice and their pessimistic stance on social and ecological conditions in Indonesia—and beyond. \nIn this screening\, New Pessimism presents four works\, all examining the relationship between humans\, technology\, and the land beneath their feet. Two of these films\, Garden Amidst the Flame and Other Tomorrows Never Known by Natasha Tontey\, centre on the dynamics of the Minahasa indigenous community in North Sulawesi\, Indonesia—Natasha’s place of origin. These works explore how the community perceives technology and ritual\, portrayed through a campy\, maximalist visual style. The other two films\, Tellurian Drama and Fossilis by Riar Rizaldi\, focus on land\, colonialism\, the future\, and technology (both ancient and futuristic). Collectively\, these four works illustrate a vibrant\, intricate\, and dramatic interplay between landscape and humanity. \n\n\n\nThe event is part of Vibrant Natures. On Telluric Cosmologies\, a program curated by Guido Santandrea e Marianna Vecellio\, organized in partnership between Almanac\, Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea\, and Orti Generali. \n  \nStill from Of Other Tomorrows Never Known (2023)\, Natasha Tontey. Photo by Yudha “Fehung” Kusuma Putera \n\nVibrant Natures. On Telluric Cosmologies is supported by Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo\, Fondazione CRT\, and Regione Piemonte.
URL:https://www.castellodirivoli.org/en/evento/new-pessimism-screening/
CATEGORIES:Dipartimento Curatoriale,performance
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SUMMARY:Torrenti di Umidi Nodi | Workshops by Derek MF Di Fabio
DESCRIPTION:Workshops 22 & 23 February 2025\, h. 11:00 \nParticipation is open to all and free. Please click here to register this link. \nAfter the first workshop in January\, the journey of Torrenti di Umidi Nodi continues with two new sessions at Orti Generali. Starting by exploring the context of the Sangone river and its constantly changing banks\, with Derek MF Di Fabio we will weave stories\, texts and plants to reflect on bodies of water\, commons and abolitionist practices. Participation is open to all and free. \n\nTorrenti di Umidi Nodi is a series of three workshops conceived by the artist Derek MF Di Fabio\, taking place at Orti Generali on January 26\, February 22\, and 23.\nIn the workshops stories of edges and bodies of water will intertwine. Starting from the ever-shifting context redrawn by the Sangone River\, the workshops aim to connect personal narratives and historical experiences\, reflecting on the material consequences and transformations tied to the definition of a mutable body. \nFor centuries\, river courses have shaped the morphology of places\, later captured and crystallized through urban development. The partitioning and privatization of common lands have carved divisions among people\, while economic policies have dictated who has access and who can shape justice.\nThe Sangone River has defined the boundaries of Orti Generali; its shifting banks require maintenance to prevent floods and debris from damaging the riverbed\, surrounding spaces\, and its ecosystems.\nThe presence of anthropic embankments also speaks to the human alteration of the land\, echoing the construction of fences\, walls\, and boundaries to delineate property and belonging.\nThe river\, as an essential water resource for the territory\, is a common good for human and non-human communities alike. The example and history of its exploitation and privatization serve as a starting point for reflecting on how the concept of otherness is born: demarcation gives rise to dynamics of exclusion and separation. What was once shared is now subjected to economic policies that enforce clear distinctions between mine and yours\, between us and them\, between right and wrong.\nThus\, the Sangone becomes a starting point for reflecting on the idea of the commons\, the responsibilities associated with its stewardship\, and the accountability required of those who are part of a community—commitments that extend both civically and ecologically.\nThe river is both a geopolitical and geological subject. Observing\, drawing close\, and perhaps understanding its edges—while considering its movement and the cycles of its waters—means looking closely at the fragile and exploited balance of relationships between the environment and the communities inhabiting it. \nThe January 26 workshop is the first episode of a story that will unfold over the winter. During this session\, we will explore the Sangone’s riverbanks and the territory of Orti Generali through which it flows. We will collect and rework texts. We will shape these narratives using willows\, elms\, and other vegetation. We will learn to weave plants and stories. This exercise will continue and evolve in subsequent workshops on February 22 and 23. \nThose who take part in the first workshop are encouraged to join the February 22 and 23 sessions\, though continuation is not mandatory. \n\nThis workshop is part of Vibrant Natures. On Telluric Cosmologies\, a project curated by Guido Santandrea and Marianna Vecellio\, realized in collaboration between Almanac\, Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea\, and Orti Generali. \n\nVibrant Natures. On Telluric Cosmologies is made possible with the support of Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo\, Fondazione CRT\, and Regione Piemonte. \n\n 
URL:https://www.castellodirivoli.org/en/evento/torrenti-di-umidi-nodi-workshops-by-derek-mf-di-fabio/
CATEGORIES:Dipartimento Curatoriale,performance
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SUMMARY:Timothy Morton – HELL
DESCRIPTION:Vibrant Natures. On Telluric Cosmologies. \nCollateral activities programme at Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea February 28-March 6\, 2025 \nFriday\, February 28\, 2025  \nTimothy Morton – HELL \nOnline \n4:30-5:30 p.m. \n  \nCastello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea presents “Timothy Morton – HELL” \nTimothy Morton\, philosopher and author of the book “Hell: In Search of a Christian Ecology” will be in conversation with Gianluca Didino (@gdidino )\, writer and cultural journalist. The conversation will be introduced by Marianna Vecellio\,  curator of the museum. \nMorton fosters the assumption that there is an unexpected but profound relationship between religion and ecology that can guide a planetary-scale response to the climate crisis. Spiritual and mystical feelings have a profound resonance with ecological thinking and together provide the resources environmentalism desperately needs in this time of climate emergency. Invoking a global\nmovement that blends ecology and mysticism\, “Hell: In Search of a Christian Ecology” takes readers on a journey into the contemporary underworld and offers a surprising vision of salvation. \nThe book will be published in Italian in 2025 by Timeo\, Palermo\, with the title “Inferno. William Blake e la ricerca di un’ecologia cristiana”. \nThe conversation will be in English\, and will take place online\, broadcasting live on\nCastello di Rivoli’s   Youtube channel . \n  \nThe event is part of the exhibition “Mutual Aid – Art in collaboration with nature” on view at Castello di Rivoli\, and “Vibrant Natures. On Telluric Cosmologies”\, a project curated by Guido Santandrea e Marianna Vecellio \, realized in collaboration between Almanac \, Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea and Orti Generali. \nVibrant Natures. On Telluric Cosmologies is supported by \nFondazione Compagnia di San Paolo \n \nFondazione CRT \n \n  \nRegione Piemonte \n  \n \n 
URL:https://www.castellodirivoli.org/en/evento/timothy-morton-hell/
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