Dayanita SinghArchivio

More than 350 photographs made in Italy and in Italian archives, arranged on sixteen freestanding wooden structures.

Singh’s show draws on a decade of work in Italian archives and on her own growing archive of pictures taken in Italy over twenty-five years: architecture, interiors, artworks, friends, archivists, flowers and places. Sixteen wooden structures, each holding twenty images, let the photographs be paired and rearranged, so the archive works as a living form.

Curated by Andrea Anastasio, the show comes from the Archivio di Stato in Venice and travels on to the MAO in Turin and to India. A catalogue from Electa is presented at the opening.

Full details at museoetru.it