Textures. The shapes of the copper between contemporary art, design, technology and architecture

success for PLOTS, showing that with a cross-cutting approach has told visitors the many forms and applications, copper art, design and architecture. Over 250 pieces presented, including works of art and design objects.

The authors Joseph Beuys, Lucio Fontana, Fausto Melotti, Anselm Kiefer. It has aroused great interest on the public wall where they were exposed in a very scenic dozens of forms for puddings since 1600. The route runs through the works of art, design and architecture and has an extensive section on applications technical and scientific copper.

In the exhibition, the copper is the common thread that unites authors from different backgrounds, who tapped in a highly innovative formal qualities, and structural plastics this material. Sunday, November 9th is the last chance to visit the exhibition. During the weekend of the closing day all visitors will receive a ticket with the Copper Sponge, symbol of the exhibition, a brooch made from a simple copper wool.

PLOTS is a project conceived and promoted by Helen Tettamanti and co-produced by Eight Art Project with the Triennale di Milano, Triennale Design Museum, the Italian Copper Institute and with the support of the European Copper Institute.

The exhibition is curated by Antonella Soldaini and Elena Tettamanti. It makes use of the contribution to the search of Giampiero bosons, Ico Migliore, Francesca Olivini and Italian Copper Institute and a scientific committee which includes Giampiero bosons, Maurizio Decina, Fiorenzo Galli, Ico Migliore and Vicente Todoli.

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