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Biografia Jacopo Miliani

Born in 1979 in Firenze.

Exhibition - solo

2008

The Guest, Brown, Milano

2007

Battersea Art Centre, London

Selected exhibitions - group

2009

Swiss Cube, Swiss Institute, Roma (curate by Salvatore Lacagnina)
Playlist, Neon, Bologna (curated by Marta Casati)

2008

Italian Wave, Artissima, Torino
Video Year Book, Bologna (curated by Renato Barilli)
Biennial of Young Artist from Mediterranean Countries, Bari
Continuum Electronica, , Estruch, Barcelona (curated by Federica Matelli) (in collaboration with ZKM)
Unfair Fair, Loto Arte, Roma (curated by Cecilia Canziani, Vincent Honoré)
Loop Art Fair, Barcelona
Les Rencontres Internationeles, El Aguila, Madrid
It’s A Sin: Films and Inspirations of Derek Jarman (Serpentine Gallery Public Programme) The Gate Cinema, London (curated by Tina Keane)

2007

Invisible Miracles, Careof, Milan (curated by Anna Daneri and Roberto Pinto)
As it screams just please love me, FormContent, London
New Entry, Careof, Milan (curated by Chiara Agnello)
Surrealist ball, Victoria and Albert Museum, London (curated by Rosie Cooper)

2006

Video Heroes, Curator: Javier Duero, Centro de Arte Gallego, Vigo
Observatori 05, Museo de la Ciencia, Valencia
(curated by Javier Duero)

Workshop

2009

Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte, Poirino (TO) (visiting professor Peter Friedl)

2005

Workshop of Visual Arts, IUAV, Venezia (visiting professors Cesare Pietroiusti and René Gabi)

2000

Workshop (Forced Entertainment, UK) Teatro della Polvere, Bologna (visiting professor Robin Arthur)

Awards

2008

D.E.M.O, GAI, Torino

2005

Movin’Up, GAI Young Italian Artist Prize, Torino

Residence

2008

Platform Garanti, Istanbul 2008-2009

Jacopo Miliani
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The workshop at the Fondazione Spinola Banna per l'Arte was an experience that allowed me to challenge and strengthen my artistic research.
The physical work space at Banna, a space also of exchange and debate, transformed itself into a mental space from which to draw energy for further reflection and re-evaluation.