Spazio Calmo investigates the social and artistic meaning of the contemporary electronic and experimental music scene through the spaces that host it.
The photographic project, accompanied by four critical texts, portrays some architectures in Italy whose function and use have changed over time precisely through the transformation brought about by the intervention of music.
Photographs by Gabriele Daccardi, Antonio La Grotta, Stefano Mattea.
Texts:
Do you remember the first time? by Claudia D’Alonzo
For a parliament of places. The bastard scenographies of Spazio calmo by Enrico Petrilli
The places of staging in the restless relationship between architecture and club culture by Elisabetta Donati de Conti
R.I.P. club culture by Valerio Mattioli
The places depicted are located in both urban and natural settings, and explore their anthropization. They include the Lingotto, the Officine Grandi Riparazioni and the Venaria Reale during some Club to Club events, and the independent space Cripta747 on the day of Howie Lee’s live show, in Turin; Villa Arconati in the metropolitan area of Milan, home of the Terraforma festival; the island of Ortigia, where Ortigia Sound System takes place; the La Beola quarry in Monte, venue of the Nextones festival in Val d’Ossola; Macao in Milan on the day of the Nurse With Wound concert.
Curated by Supersento: Ilaria Benini and Marilivia Minnici.
First edition of 100
Pages 172
Size 17x24cm
Thread binding
Print size 21 x29,7cm
Prize 35eu ( Vat included )





