Triennale Upside Down, the new online schedule of Triennale Milano

The Triennale di Milano closes its doors to the public but offers a new online schedule, Triennale Upside Down.

After the experience of Triennale Decameron, the institution transforms itself from a physical space to a digital space, always accessible online, through which many and varied contents will be presented, focusing on recently opened exhibitions, the Museum of Italian Design and its collection, materials from the Archives, the Triennale Milano Teatro program and related Education events and activities. It will also go so far as to “turn upside down” perspectives, looks and points of view, offering new keys to interpretation and interpretation that will enrich Triennale’s proposal.

There will be videos, podcasts, guided tours, educational activities, online meetings and performances, masterclasses: Triennale’s digital proposal aims to offer insights and opportunities for reflection, escapism and inspiration.

“In a difficult and uncertain moment like the one we are living, culture is a fundamental resource and must seek new ways to reach our communities,” said Stefano Boeri, president of Triennale Milano. “The task of a cultural institution is to continue its activity, to carry on the work with artists, planners, designers, to renew the exchange and dialogue with the public. The two recently opened major exhibitions dedicated to Enzo Mari and Claudia Andujar, the Public Program events, the guided tours of the Museum of Italian Design, the performances of the FOG festival, all this extraordinary wealth that is Triennale Milano in the coming days will continue to be accessible on digital channels and platforms.”

Below are the contents of Triennale Upside Down

Magazine - triennnale.org/magazine
Triennale’s Magazine, featured on triennale.org, aims to create new opportunities for online reflection and debate on key contemporary issues. A virtual space complementary and closely connected to Triennale’s exhibitions, collection, Public Program, festivals and performances.

As Seen By. - YouTube and triennale.org
A number of leading figures from the world of culture, art and design will offer the public, through a series of videos and editorial contributions, a personal and unprecedented perspective on the works on display and those in Triennale’s collection.

Enzo Mari is Enzo Mari - Instagram Live
Every Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. a live appointment on Triennale Milano’s Instagram channel (@triennalemilano) with curators, artists, and designers involved in the exhibition, to enrich the story about Enzo Mari’s work and poetics.

Enzo Mari Constellation - triennale.org
A podcast series chronicling Enzo Mari through the voices of people who knew him. The podcast is by author and design critic Alice Rawsthorn, in collaboration with Hans Ulrich Obrist.

Digital FOG - YouTube and triennale.org
In addition to the festival events already scheduled online - Scenes for Survival by the National Theatre of Scotland, a project that brings together a number of digital theater works made in response to the Covid-19 outbreak, and the short film L’Âge d’or by choreographer and visual artist Éric Minh Cuong Castaing - Triennale Milano Teatro is offering video commissions involving some of the festival’s guest artists: sequences of the works in the program will be accompanied by the narration of their authors and performers.

City vs. Countryside - YouTube
As part of the “Cities As Culture” project, on November 14 Triennale Milano is organizing the online event City vs. Country, a reflection on the transformations of city life and citizens’ habits resulting from the pandemic. The rebirth of villages on the one hand and the need to rethink Italy’s historic centers on the other become central themes to be analyzed and addressed for a country, like Italy, rich in historical, urban and rural heritage, spread throughout its territory and with great variety and potential.

Focus and Masterclasses - YouTube
A series of in-depth discussions on exhibitions, the Italian Design Museum and contemporary issues with professionals and experts from various sectors and disciplines.

Education - triennale.org
A series of online proposals aimed at children, families and schools and developed from the contents of the exhibitions and the Museum of Italian Design.

Image: Enzo Mari curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist with Francesca Giacomelli. Ph. Credit Gianluca Di Iola.

Triennale Upside Down, the new online schedule of Triennale Milano

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