Скачать с ютуб New show at Rome's Villa Medici presents water as a vital resource and an element in crisis в хорошем качестве

New show at Rome's Villa Medici presents water as a vital resource and an element in crisis

(5 Oct 2024) ITALY SIREN SONGS SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTION SUMMARY: LENGTH: 6:07 ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome, Italy - October 3, 2024 1. Wide of the fountain at Villa Medici with the installation by Laure Prouvost, “We Will Feed You, From Fishes to Mammals Fountain” (2024) 2. Various of “We Will Feed You, From Fishes to Mammals Fountain” (2024) 3. Tilt down of “An Ode to a Distant Spring” by Hera Buyukasciyan, with a statue of Villa Medici in the foreground 4. Mid of Estrid Lutz's artworks in the foreground, with the exhibition entrance in the background 5. Mid of glass bottles: "Memory room", by Aïcha Snoussi (2021) 6. Tilt down of “Sans Titre” by Yannis Maniatakos 7. Wide of the exhibition entrance 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Caroline Courrioux, curator, head of Production of the Exhibitions and Cultural events at Villa Medici “And it was important for us to follow the figure of the mermaid because it has an hybridity and it's a figure of transition, and it's a way of dealing with this idea of transition in a world that is changing.” 9. Mid of gallery, with display screening “Sunken Cities” (2021) by Emilia Škarnulyte 10. Close of glass bottles: Memory room", by Aïcha Snoussi (2021) 11. Wide of “Still and Rise” by Gaelle Choise (2021) in the foreground; “Fontaines” by Lou Masduraud (2023) in the background 12. Close of “Fontaines” by Lou Masduraud (2023) 13. Wide of “Fontaines” by Lou Masduraud (2023) 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Caroline Courrioux, curator, head of Production of the Exhibitions and Cultural events at Villa Medici:  “We are also trying to raise some futuristic questions and imagine how the world could be in 500 years. If the sea is rising, how can we adapt to water?” 15. Tilt down of “Sous l’eau” (1965) by Kusukazu Uraguchi 16. Mid of photographs from the series “Ama” by Kusukazu Uraguchi (1950-1988) 17. Wide of “Pearls” by Simone Fattal (2023) in the foreground, with Kusukazu Uraguchi’s series “Ama” (1950-1988) in the background 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Caroline Courrioux, curator, head of Production of the Exhibitions and Cultural events at Villa Medici “Water is a very contemporary issue nowadays: it's in crisis, and so we wanted to find new narratives to explore the idea of water. By commissioning these new works, we were also commissioning new narratives and exploring ideas that had not yet been produced, exhibited, or explored.” 19. Various of the display screening “Sunken Cities” (2021) by Emilia Škarnulyte 20. Various of the watercolors “Underwater Vision” (2024) by Alex Cecchetti 21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sam Stourdzés, curator and Director of the French Academy in Rome :  “The Siren Songs exhibition is about water. We are speaking about the relationship between contemporary artists and water through an exhibition that investigates the water cycle. We are here at Villa Medici, in the centre of Rome, this is the home of The French Academy. And we are very interested in curating exhibitions that investigate very contemporary issues. This is a place where artists are in residence, and when we organize our cultural programs, we always focus on the issues that are central to the artists' interests.” 22. Mid of glass artworks by Estrid Lutz (2023) 23. Mid of “Mermaids” (2023) by Klodin Era 24. Wide of Bianca Bondi’s installations “Scying in Astral Ponds” (2022) and “Tidal Spill” (2023) 25. Tilt down of “Tidal Spill” (2023) by Bianca Bondi 26. Mid of photographs by LaToya Ruby Frazier 27. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sam Stourdzés, curator and Director of the French Academy in Rome:  33. Mid of the entrance to Villa Medici Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...