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2 INDEX Artissima 2013 Twentieth Edition General Press Release The Galleries Main Section New Entries Art Editions Present Future Back to the Future Other initiatives at the fair Walkie Talkies Con/Text Publishers Meeting Point Book Corner Exhibiting Museums Artissima 2013 in figures Sarah Cosulich Canarutto Fondazione Torino Musei Practical information

3 ARTISSIMA 2013 Twentieth Edition 7 November 2013: Press view, preview, vernissage November 2013: Open to the public Oval, Lingotto Fiere, Torino From Friday 8 November to Sunday 10 November 2013 (preview 7 November), the twentieth edition of Artissima, the International Fair of Contemporary Art, will be held in Torino, under the artistic direction of Sarah Cosulich Canarutto for the second time. The fair is organised by Artissima Srl, a subsidiary set up by Fondazione Torino Musei. Founded in Torino in 1994, over the years Artissima has constructed its own exclusive identity and carved out a unique place for itself among the leading international fairs, as a showcase for the finest work in the field of the visual arts. With a series of new initiatives and projects developed both within the fair and around the city, it built on its quality and expanded its international scope, while preserving the flair for cultural experimentation that is its distinctive hallmark. Artissima has proven itself to be a high-profile event, a meeting ground for professionals and a driving force that focuses attention on Torino and the surrounding area. For 2013, Artissima has taken major new strides in the internationalisation process that began last year, in terms of both the makeup of its various Curatorial and Selecting Committees and the presence of galleries and artists. Specifically, special attention has been paid to areas with an emerging role in the contemporary art world, encouraging participation by several countries from South America especially Brazil and Asia, in order to introduce diverse new viewpoints and bolster the fair s identity as a place for discovering the most interesting ideas on the international art scene. The special programme that Artissima dedicates each year to major international collectors has also broadened its geographic targets, drawing more and more art enthusiasts from all over the world. THE FAIR In 2013 Artissima will be presenting 190 galleries (60 from Italy and 130 from abroad), coming from 38 countries from Africa, Asia, Europe and the US. Compared to the past edition the foreign galleries number has increased and 12 new countries will take part in the fair. The galleries will be presented in the traditional five section: Main section: the section including the most representative galleries on the international art scene chosen by the Selection Committee of the fair. This year 108 galleries (42 from Italy, 66 from abroad) from 27 countries (Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, China, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Japan, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Morocco, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Slovenia, South Arabia, Spain, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States) have been admitted to the Main Section. New Entries: the section devoted to the most interesting young galleries that have been operating for less than five years and that are being presented for the first time at Artissima. The Selection Committee of the fair has chosen 27 galleries (4 from Italy, 23 from abroad) from 14 countries (Albania, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Guatemala, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, United States). During Artissima a jury of international museum directors will assign the Guido Carbone New Entries Prize to the gallery considered most noteworthy for its activity in promoting young artists and for the booth project at Artissima. Present Future: a by-invitation section including solo shows by emerging artists and presented by their galleries in a central area in the fair pavilion. In 2013 Present Future has continued to evolve thanks to a

4 team of five renowned international curators coordinated, as for the past editions, by Luigi Fassi, who selected the projects of 24 artists, represented by 25 galleries (5 from Italy, 20 from abroad) coming from 12 countries (Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Philippines, The Netherlands, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States). For 13 years now, Present Future is realised in partnership with illycaffè which awards the illy Present Future Prize to the artist presenting the best project chosen by a jury of international museum directors. Since 2012, the Prize consists in the unique opportunity of an exhibition by the winning artist in the prestigious setting of Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art on the occasion of the forthcoming edition of Artissima. Back to the Future: launched in 2010, Back to the Future is the special section in the very centre of Artissima dedicated to figures active in the 1960s, 70s and, starting this year, the 80s. Since 2012, the section features museum-quality solo shows by artists who have played an important role in the history of contemporary art but who have not always received the visibility they deserve among the general public. The Curatorial Committee, responsible of both proposing and selecting the participating artists among the submitted projects, has chosen the works of 32 artists represented by 30 galleries (6 from Italy, 24 from abroad) coming from 12 countries (Argentina, Austria, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, United Kingdom, United States). Art Editions: devoted to galleries and other spaces presenting editioned works, prints and multiples by contemporary artists. Prizes Three prizes will be awarded to the artists and galleries taking part in Artissima: the illy Present Future Prize, an award for young artists that is now in its thirteenth year, and has forged a close collaboration with Castello di Rivoli; the Guido Carbone New Entries Prize, established by the fair in 2006 and reserved for galleries taking part in this section; and the new Ettore Fico Prize, set up in 2009 by Fondazione Ettore Fico to promote and support the work of young artists, which starting in 2013 will be awarded to an artist exhibiting at Artissima. This award is geared to the acquisition of a work for the collection of the newly founded Ettore Fico Museum in Torino. Walkie Talkies For 2013, the programme of guided tours at the fair introduces an interesting new feature: the Walkie Talkies are brief and informal conversations between two international curators aiming to achieve closer encounters with the art public. For such reason, instead of being held within a specific, fixed environment, the walking talks will take place among the booths, with the speakers invited to choose specific artworks or artists positions on which to focus their dialogue. The idea is to develop unique paths around works, situations, approaches or displays, using the booths as sets for the conversation. The Walkie Talkies are very brief encounters, formulated almost as intermissions, as opportunities to discuss, provoke, expose ideas and considerations. The programme, curated by London-based art critic Filipa Ramos, involves more than 20 international curators among which Kasper König, Andrea Viliani, Christine Macel, Hans Ulrich Obrist, and Chiara Parisi. Walkie Talkies is a new and attractive way to learn more about the world of contemporary art that Artissima offers to all the fair visitors. Con/TEXT For the second year Artissima presents Con/TEXT, a special platform aimed at enriching the visitor s experience: a large and comfortable area in the fair s pavilion where people can relax, read, interact and share ideas. Con/TEXT includes the Artissima Bookshop, as well as the most important art magazines, and the Book Corner dedicated to the presentation of books and exhibition catalogues.

5 ONE TORINO Among new developments in 2013, one should note the important evolution achieved in the calendar of the curatorial projects that always accompanies the fair, weaving a complementary dialogue. Sarah Cosulich Canarutto s vision has drawn on last years experience to introduce an extraordinary, independent event with its own compelling identity and intrinsic capacity for development. ONE TORINO is the first edition of a major annual show conceived and produced by Artissima and realised in collaboration with the city s leading contemporary art institutions and exhibition venues: Castello di Rivoli Museo d Arte Contemporanea, GAM Galleria Civica d Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Fondazione Merz, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, and Palazzo Cavour. ONE TORINO is an ambitious new high-profile exhibition project, aimed at strengthening the network of local institutions through a wide-ranging international event that involves the finest contemporary voices on the international scene. The festival is meant to highlight Torino s outstanding qualities and help build the image of the city and its surroundings as a hub of contemporary culture. Furthermore Artissima will be starting this year a collaboration with Club To Club, the international festival of electronic music taking place in Torino in the same days of the fair. A big music event will be organised jointly in a fascinating old industrial building, the OGR Officine Grandi Riparazioni, to offer an unforgettable welcome party to the fair exhibitors and guests. Detailed information on Artissima and all the events calendar are constantly updated on Artissima is also on Facebook: Artissima Fair Instagram: ARTISSIMAFAIR (in collaboration with Instagramers Torino and Sviluppo Piemonte Turismo). ARTISSIMA is a brand name of Regione Piemonte, Provincia di Torino and Città di Torino. On behalf of these three authorities, it is promoted by Fondazione Torino Musei, which has been set up by the City of Turin to foster and promote the artistic and museum heritage of the city. The twentieth edition of ARTISSIMA is being put on with the support of the three brand-owning authorities, together with Fondazione per l Arte Moderna e Contemporanea CRT, Compagnia di San Paolo and Camera di commercio di Torino. In collaboration with: Main Partner: UniCredit Partners: AON, Fiat, illycaffè, Lauretana, Nikon Official Carrier: Gondrand Media Partners: La Stampa, Vogue Italia, L Uomo Vogue Media Coverage: SKY Arte HD In Kind Sponsors: CarloAngela, Ferrero Rocher, K-Way, Sagat, Tisettanta with Format Progetti Abitativi

6 ARTISSIMA 2013: THE GALLERIES SELECTION COMMITTEE The Selection Committee of Artissima is responsible for the selection of the galleries taking part in MAIN SECTION, NEW ENTRIES and ART EDITIONS. The Selection Committee is composed by: Daniele Balice, Balice Hertling, Paris Isabella Bortolozzi, Isabella Bortolozzi, Berlin Mario Cristiani, Continua, San Gimignano, Beijing, Le Moulin Peter Kilchmann, Peter Kilchmann, Zurich Norma Mangione, Norma Mangione, Torino Pedro Mendes, Mendes Wood DM, São Paulo Gregor Podnar, Gregor Podnar, Berlin, Ljubljana MAIN SECTION Main Section includes the most representative galleries on the international art scene chosen by the Selection Committee of the fair. This year 108 galleries from 27 countries (42 from Italy, 66 from abroad) have been admitted to this section. 401CONTEMPORARY, Berlin; A GENTIL CARIOCA, Rio de Janeiro; AFA, Santiago; AIKE-DELLARCO, Shanghai; ANALIX FOREVER, Geneva; CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, Copenhagen; ANDERSEN S, Copenhagen; PAUL ANDRIESSE, Amsterdam; ANNEX14, Zurich; APALAZZO, Brescia; ARTERICAMBI, Verona; ALFONSO ARTIACO, Napoli; ASPN, Leipzig; ENRICO ASTUNI, Bologna; ATHR, Jeddah; BALICE HERTLING, Paris; BENDANA PINEL, Paris; BERNIER/ELIADES, Athens; ARTE BOCCANERA, Trento; VALENTINA BONOMO, Roma; ISABELLA BORTOLOZZI, Berlin; THOMAS BRAMBILLA, Bergamo; BRAVERMAN, Tel Aviv; PEDRO CERA, Lisbon; CHARIM, Vienna; CHERT, Berlin; MEHDI CHOUAKRI, Berlin; HEZI COHEN, Tel Aviv; CONTINUA, San Gimignano, Beijing, Le Moulin; PILAR CORRIAS, London; VERA CORTÊS, Lisbon; RAFFAELLA CORTESE, Milano; GUIDO COSTA, Torino; ALEX DANIELS REFLEX, Amsterdam; MONICA DE CARDENAS, Milano, Zuoz; MASSIMO DE CARLO, Milano, London; DE FOSCHERARI, Bologna; TIZIANA DI CARO, Salerno; UMBERTO DI MARINO, Napoli; MARIE-LAURE FLEISCH, Roma; FRUTTA, Roma; FURINI, Roma; GAZELLI, London, Baku; GREEN ON RED, Dublin; GIACOMO GUIDI, Roma, Milano; HERALD ST, London; IBID., London; IN ARCO, Torino; KALFAYAN, Athens, Thessaloniki; GEORG KARGL, Vienna; PETER KILCHMANN, Zurich; CHRISTINE KÖNIG, Vienna; DAVID KORDANSKY, Los Angeles; ELENI KORONEOU, Athens; DIANE KRUSE, Hamburg; L ELEFANTE, Treviso; LETO, Warsaw; JOSH LILLEY, London; LIMONCELLO, London; MAGAZZINO, Roma; MAISTERRAVALBUENA, Madrid; NORMA MANGIONE, Torino; MENDES WOOD DM, São Paulo; EVA MEYER, Paris; FRANCESCA MININI, Milano; MASSIMO MININI, Brescia; ANI MOLNÁR, Budapest; MONITOR, Roma; MOTINTERNATIONAL, London, Brussels; NÄCHST ST.STEPHAN ROSEMARIE SCHWARZWÄLDER, Vienna; FRANCO NOERO, Torino; LORCAN O NEILL, Roma; P420, Bologna; FRANCESCO PANTALEONE, Palermo, Milano; ALBERTO PEOLA, Torino; GIORGIO PERSANO, Torino; PHOTO&CONTEMPORARY, Torino; PINKSUMMER, Genova; PM8, Vigo; GREGOR PODNAR, Berlin, Ljubljana; PRODUZENTENGALERIE, Hamburg, Berlin; PROMETEOGALLERY, Milano, Lucca; RAUCCI/SANTAMARIA, Napoli; ROTWAND, Zurich; LIA RUMMA, Milano, Napoli; S.A.L.E.S., Roma; FEDERICA SCHIAVO, Roma; ESTHER SCHIPPER, Berlin; SCHWARZ CONTEMPORARY, Berlin; GABRIELE SENN, Vienna; SHANGHART, Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore; SIDE 2, Tokyo; SLEWE, Amsterdam; SPAZIOA, Pistoia; SPROVIERI, London; MICHAELA STOCK, Vienna; SUPPORTICO LOPEZ, Berlin; JOSEPH TANG, Paris; TEMNIKOVA & KASELA, Tallinn; CATERINA TOGNON, Venezia; TORRI, Paris; TRIUMPH, Moscow; TUCCI RUSSO, Torre Pellice; VERMELHO, São Paulo; VISTAMARE, Pescara; VOICE, Marrakech; HUBERT WINTER, Vienna; ZAK BRANICKA, Berlin, Cracow.

7 NEW ENTRIES This section showcases an important selection of young international galleries with less than five years of activity taking part in Artissima for the first time. 27 galleries from 14 different countries (4 from Italy and 23 from abroad) have been selected for the New Entries section: GALLERY 21, Moscow; SABRINA AMRANI, Madrid; INÉS BARRENECHEA, Madrid; BRAND NEW GALLERY, Milano; BWA WARSZAWA, Warsaw; NUNO CENTENO, Porto; CHRISTINGER DE MAYO, Zurich; CO2, Roma, Torino; HENNINGSEN, Copenhagen; HOPSTREET, Brussels; JEANROCHDARD, Paris; KOW, Berlin; KROME, Berlin; ANTOINE LEVI, Paris; M+B, Los Angeles; MARIO MAZZOLI, Berlin; MOR. CHARPENTIER, Paris; GALLERY ON THE MOVE, Tirana; PODBIELSKI, Berlin; POLANSKY, Prague; PROYECTOS ULTRAVIOLETA, Guatemala City; STARTER, Warsaw; SULTANA, Paris; THE GALLERY APART, Roma; GALLERIA UPP, Venezia; JOHANNES VOGT, New York; WALDBURGER, Brussels. During Artissima an international jury will assign the Guido Carbone Prize for New Entries, set up in 2006 to award to the gallery proposing the most interesting and challenging exhibition project and programme. Guido Carbone New Entries Prize Jury ARTISSIMA 2013 Emre Baykal, Exhibitions Director and Curator, ARTER, Istanbul Suzanne Cotter, Director, Museu Serralves, Porto Anselm Franke, Director Visual Arts, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin Jochen Volz, Head of Programmes, Serpentine Gallery, London Laura Viale, artist, permanent member, Brussels ART EDITIONS For the second year, Art Editions will feature 4 galleries (2 from Italy and 2 from abroad) presenting editioned works, prints and multiples by contemporary artists: CENTRE D ÉDITION CONTEMPORAINE, Geneva; EDITALIA, Roma; LRRH_, Cologne; SUDEST57, Milano. ETTORE FICO PRIZE Set up in 2009 by Fondazione Ettore Fico to promote and support the work of young artists, the 15,000 Prize will be awarded to an artist selected among all those exhibiting at Artissima The Prize is aimed at purchasing an artwork by the winning artist that will enter the permanent collection of the newly established Ettore Fico Museum in Torino. Ettore Fico Prize Jury ARTISSIMA 2013 Renato Alpegiani, collector, Torino Andrea Busto, Director, Fondazione Ettore Fico, Torino Andrea Lissoni, Curator, HangarBicocca, Milano Letizia Ragaglia, Director, Museion Museo d Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Bolzano Andrea Viliani, Director, Madre Museo d'arte Contemporanea Donnaregina, Napoli

8 PRESENT FUTURE The long partnership between illycaffè and Artissima continues once again, for the thirteenth year running, with Present Future. This special section of the fair devoted to international emerging art has established itself over the years as a successful launching pad for the latest generation of talented artists, selected by a team of international curators and presented by their respective galleries in a dedicated exhibition area at the entrance of the fair s pavilion. In 2013 Present Future has continued to expand both as regards the number of curators involved and the number of selected artists. The section includes the projects by 24 artists represented by 25 galleries (5 Italian, 20 from abroad), invited by a curatorial team consisting of five young renowned international curators Alex Gartenfeld, Krist Gruijthuijsen, Robert Leckie, Qinyi Lim, and Alice Motard coordinated, as for the past editions, by Luigi Fassi. The artists will present new projects created especially for the event and works on display for the first time in Italy and Europe. illycaffè will award the illy Present Future Prize to the artist presenting the best project chosen by a jury of international museum directors. Since 2012, the Prize gives the winning artist the unique opportunity of exhibiting his/her works at Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art on the occasion of the forthcoming edition of Artissima. This new formula confirms the strong commitment of illycaffè and Artissima in supporting young international emerging talents. The first exhibition will be inaugurated on November 9: the Museum will host a great group show by the three winning artists of the past edition Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, Vanessa Safavi and Santo Tolone curated by Andrew Berardini, Gregor Muir and Beatrix Ruf, jurors of the illy Prize 2012 together with Beatrice Merz, director of Castello di Rivoli. The jury that will assign the 2013 illy Present Future Prize at Artissima consist of Defne Ayas, Matthew Higgs, Beatrice Merz, and Joanna Mytkowska. For amost twenty years now, illycaffè has been actively committed to the promotion of contemporary art, giving its support to international exhibitions and artists. One result of this undertaking is the Present Future illy Prize, which over the years has proved to be an exceptional breeding ground of talent. This can be seen in the names of many artists, such as Phil Collins, Mateo Tannatt, Patricia Esquivias, Luca Francesconi, Shizuka Yokomizo, Padraig Timoney, Michael Beutler, Melanie Gilligan, and Dina Danish, who are all past winners of the award and who are now internationally established and acclaimed. Present Future Artists and Galleries ARTISSIMA 2013 Caroline Achaintre, ARCADE, London Xavier Antin, CRÈVECOEUR, Paris Alessandro Balteo Yazbeck, GREEN ART GALLERY, Dubai Andy Boot, EMANUEL LAYR, Vienna Fatma Bucak, ALBERTO PEOLA, Torino Giulia Cenci, SPAZIOA, Pistoia Patrizio Di Massimo, T293, Napoli, Roma Alfredo Esquillo, Jr., TIN-AW ART, Metro Manila Josh Faught, LISA COOLEY, New York Charles Harlan, JTT, New York Adelita Husni-Bey, LAVERONICA, Modica Yee I-Lann, MAP KL, Kuala Lumpur Ella Kruglyanskaya, KENDALL KOPPE, Glasgow

9 Jumana Manna, CRG, New York Christoph Meier, COLLICALIGREGGI, Catania Ceren Oykut, X-IST, Istanbul Valerie Piraino, NIGHT, Los Angeles Florian & Michael Quistrebert, JULIETTE JONGMA, Amsterdam Soraya Rhofir, NOSBAUM & REDING, Luxembourg Nora Schultz, ISABELLA BORTOLOZZI, Berlin Cara Tolmie, ROWING, London Ned Vena, SOCIÉTÉ, Berlin / REAL FINE ARTS, New York Matthew Watson, JOE SHEFTEL, New York Stuart Whipps, EASTSIDE PROJECTS, Birmingham Present Future Curatorial Committee ARTISSIMA 2013 Luigi Fassi (coordinator), Visual Arts Curator, steirischer herbst, Graz Alex Gartenfeld, Chief Curator and Interim Director, MOCA North Miami, Miami Krist Gruijthuijsen, Artistic Director, Grazer Kunstverein, Graz Robert Leckie, Exhibitions Curator, Gasworks, London Qinyi Lim, Curator, Para Site, Hong Kong Alice Motard, Deputy Director & Exhibitions Organiser, Raven Row, London illy Present Future Prize Jury ARTISSIMA 2013 Defne Ayas, Director, Witte De With Center of Contemporary Art, Rotterdam Matthew Higgs, Director, White Columns, New York Beatrice Merz, Director, Castello di Rivoi Museo d Arte Contemporanea, Rivoli Joanna Mytkowska, Director, Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw

10 BACK TO THE FUTURE Back to the Future is a very unique section of Artissima dedicated to solo presentations of works of the 1960s, 70s and 80s by relevant artists who are not always well-known to the general public. The section is designed to focus the attention of artworld professionals, collectors, and the general public on artists who have played an important role in the history of contemporary art, or whose work influences artists today focusing on the latest experiments in contemporary art. Back to the Future offers the opportunity to gain greater understanding of some of modernity s innovators right in fair focusing on the latest experiments in contemporary art. In 2013 the Curatorial Committee, responsible of both proposing and selecting the participating artists among the submitted projects, brings together a unique group of internationally renowned curators and museum directors: Caroline Bourgeois, Curator, Pinault Collection, Paris Patrick Charpenel, Director, Jumex Museum, Mexico D.F. Hou Hanru, Director, MAXXI Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI secolo, Roma Kasper König, Chief Curator, Manifesta 10, 2014, St. Petersburg Coordination: Eva Fabbris, independent curator, Milano 32 artists represented by 30 galleries (6 from Italy, 24 from abroad) have been admitted to the section. Back to the Future Artists and Galleries ARTISSIMA 2013 Letizia Battaglia, CARDI BLACK BOX, Milano Mary Bauermeister, 401CONTEMPORARY, Berlin McArthur Binion, KAVI GUPTA, Chicago, Berlin Ian Breakwell, ANTHONY REYNOLDS, London Stuart Brisley, MUMMERY + SCHNELLE, London / DOMOBAAL, London Luis Camnitzer, AANANT & ZOO, Berlin Ulises Carrión, DOCUMENT-ART, Buenos Aires Helen Chadwick, RICHARD SALTOUN, London Henri Chopin, RICHARD SALTOUN, London Jimmy De Sana, WILKINSON, London Ger van Elk, LÜTTGENMEIJER, Berlin Leon Ferrari, PAN AMERICAN, Miami Constantin Flondor, BARIL, Cluj Napoca Geng Jianyi, SHANGHART, Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore Piero Gilardi, GUIDO COSTA, Torino Dorothy Iannone, AIR DE PARIS, Paris Marcello Jori, BIANCONI, Milano Garry Neill Kennedy, DIAZ, Toronto Bĕla Kolářová, RÜDIGER SCHÖTTLE, Munich Guy Mees, VALENTIN, Paris Kazuko Miyamoto, EXILE, Berlin Andrei Monastyrski, CHARIM, Vienna Ugo Mulas, CAMERA16, Milano Richard Nonas, P420, Bologna Brian O Doherty, THOMAS FISCHER, Berlin Lygia Pape, GRAÇA BRANDÃO, Lisbon Salvo, MAZZOLENI, Torino Mladen Stilinović, MARTIN JANDA, Vienna Eduardo Terrazas, ALMINE RECH, Paris, Brussels Ulay, MOTINTERNATIONAL, London, Brussels Ana Vieira, GRAÇA BRANDÃO, Lisbon Krzysztof Wodiczko, PROFILE, Warsaw 7

11 OTHER INITIATIVES AT THE FAIR WALKIE TALKIES For 2013 the programme of guided tours at Artissima includes an interesting new feature Walkie Talkies: brief and informal conversations between two international curators. These literally walking talks take place among the booths, with the speakers invited to choose specific artworks or artistic positions on which to focus their dialogues. They are formulated almost as intermissions, as opportunities to discuss, provoke and expose ideas and considerations. The programme, curated by the London-based art critic Filipa Ramos, involves more than 20 international curators. It is an exceptional opportunity to learn more about the world of contemporary art, offered by Artissima to the visiting public. All the guided visits are free of charge and upon reservation: T info@artissima.it FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2.30 pm Davide Quadrio + Alia Swastika (ENG) 3.30 pm Eva Fabbris + Kasper König (ENG) 4.30 pm Krist Gruijthuijsen + Andrea Viliani (ENG) 5.30 pm Christine Macel + Hans Ulrich Obrist (ENG) SATURDAY 9 NOVEMBER 2.30 pm Guillaime Désanges + Anne Dressen (FR) 3.30 pm Katerina Gregos + Sam Thorne (ENG) 4.30 pm Alice Motard + Filipa Ramos (ENG) SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER 2.30 pm Andrea Lissoni + Chiara Parisi (ITA) 3.30 pm Simone Menegoi + Cristiano Raimondi (ITA) 4.30 pm Stefano Collicelli Cagol + Alberto Salvadori (ITA) CURATORS Stefano Collicelli Cagol, Independent Curator, Padova, London Guillaume Désanges, Independent Curator, Paris Anne Dressen, Curator, Musée d art moderne de la ville de Paris, Paris Eva Fabbris, Independent Curator, Milano Katerina Gregos, Artistic Director, Art Brussels, Brussels Krist Gruijthuijsen, Artistic Director, Grazer Kunstverein, Graz Kasper König, Chief Curator, Manifesta 10, 2014, St. Petersburg Andrea Lissoni, Curator, HangarBicocca, Milano Christine Macel, Chief Curator, Centre Pompidou, Paris Simone Menegoi, Independent Curator and writer, Milano Alice Motard, Deputy Director & Exhibitions Organiser, Raven Row, London Hans Ulrich Obrist, Co-director Exhibitions and Programmes and Director International Programmes, Serpentine Gallery, London Chiara Parisi, Director Cultural Programmes, La Monnaie, Paris Davide Quadrio, Co-founder e Co-director, ArtHubAsia, Shanghai Cristiano Raimondi, Chief Curator, Nouveau Musée National de Monaco, Monaco Filipa Ramos, Art Critic e Independent Curator, London Alberto Salvadori, Director, Museo Marino Marini, Firenze Alia Swastika, Independent Curator and writer, Jakarta Sam Thorne, Associate Director, Frieze Magazine, London Andrea Viliani, Director, Madre Museo d'arte Contemporanea Donnaregina, Napoli The initiative is realized in collaboration with Alliance française

12 CON/TEXT For the second year Artissima presents Con/TEXT, a special platform aimed at enriching the visitor s experience: a large and comfortable area in the fair s pavilion where people can relax, read, interact and share ideas. Con/TEXT includes the Artissima Bookshop by Luxembourg, as well as the most important art magazines, the Art Editions and the Book Corner, dedicated the presentation of books and exhibition catalogues. ART MAGAZINES ADC JOURNAL, Lugano; ART REVIEW, London; ART*TEXTS*PICS, Milano; ARTE, Milano; ARTESERA PRODUZIONI, Torino; ARTFORUM INTERNATIONAL, New York; ARTRIBUNE, Roma; CURA.MAGAZINE AND BOOKS, Roma; D ARS, Milano; DROME MAGAZINE, Roma; EXIBART, Roma; FLASH ART, Milano; FRUIT OF THE FOREST MAGAZINE, Miami; IL GIORNALE DELL ARTE, Torino; JULIET ART MAGAZINE, Muggia (TS), KALEIDOSCOPE, Milano; DANILO MONTANARI EDITORE, Ravenna; MOUSSE MAGAZINE AND PUBLISHING, Milano; NERO MAGAZINE, Roma; OCCULTO MAGAZINE, Berlin; PIPELINE, Hong Kong; EDITRICE QUINLAN, Castel Maggiore (BO); SEGNO, Pescara; SOUTH (AS A STATE OF MIND), Athens, ZERODEUX, Nantes. BOOKSHOPS DERBYLIUS, Milano; LIBRERIA MARTINCIGH, Udine; STUDIO MONTESPECCHIO, Montespecchio (MO) The Back to the Future section is enriched by the presence of three antiquarian bookstores proposing catalogues, books, unique editions on artists from the 1960s, 70s and 80s: LIBRERIA ANTIQUARIA FREDDI, Torino; L ARENGARIO STUDIO BIBLIOGRAFICO, Gussago (BS); GIORGIO MAFFEI, Torino. OTHER EXHIBITORS AON, CLUB TO CLUB, FIAT, FONDAZIONE CRC, GONDRAND, LAURETANA, NIKON, TURISMO TORINO MEETING POINT An area of the fair, the Meeting Point, is dedicated to the presentation of special projects and events by museums and art institutions. A unique opportunity to meet the protagonists of the international art scene and to discover the latest issues of contemporary art. BOOK CORNER The Book Corner is dedicated exclusively to book and catalogue presentations by institutions, galleries and publishers, with the participation of artists, museum directors, curators, critics and experts.

13 MEETING POINT PROGRAMME THURSDAY 7 NOVEMBER pm Looking towards AMIEX 2014 Workshop curated by Art&Museum International Exhibition Xchange FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER pm The definition of an artwork* curated by Alessandra Donati. Speakers: Alessandra Donati, professor Università Milano Bicocca; Gianmaria Ajani, rector Università di Torino; Massimo Sterpi, lawyer Studio Jacobacci & Associati, Roma. Moderator: Gianmaria Ajani pm GAM, MADRE and MAXXI present Ettore Spalletti Speakers: Danilo Eccher, director GAM, Torino; Anna Mattirolo, director MAXXI Arte, Roma; Alessandro Rabottini, independent curator Andrea Viliani, director MADRE, Napoli. 4 pm Artists editions curated by Editalia. A conversation between Marco De Guzzis, AD Editalia; Guido Curto, journalist Il Giornale dell Arte; Emilio Isgrò, artist, who presents Mediterranee. Lettere dal mare, last project developed during the workshop Multipli d Arte, Editalia pm T-A-X-I Presentation of the new T-A-X-I working team, a project devoted to research curated by Renato Leotta, Elisa Troiano Alex Tripodi. An informal meeting with the new curatorial board: Daniela Bigi, Antonella Camarda, Barbara Casavecchia, Davide Daninos, Eva Fabbris, Beniamino Foschini, Luca Lo Pinto, Pier Paolo Tamburelli. In collaboration with Artissima; Fondazione CRT. 7 pm RE REBAUDENGO SERPENTINE GRANTS Presentation of the Award and of the winning artists. Speakers: Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, president Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo; Julia Peyton- Jones, director Serpentine Gallery, London; Hans Ulrich Obrist, co-director of exhibitions and programmes, Serpentine Gallery, London; Jochen Volz, head of programmes, Serpentine Gallery, London; Simon Castets, independent curator, New York; and the artists Riccardo Paratore, Niko Karamyan & Tierney Finster. SATURDAY 9 NOVEMBER pm The circulation of artworks and related contracts* curated by Alessandra Donati.

14 Speakers: Alessandra Donati, professor Università Milano Bicocca; Cristina Manasse Roberts, lawyer Studio Manasse of Global Capital Law Group, Milano; Giuseppe Calabi, lawyer Studio CBM & Partners, Milano. Moderator: Alessandra Donati pm Jhafis Quintero: six video works from six international private collections curated by Rebecca Russo, Fondazione Videoinsight. A conversation between the collectors on the occasion of the exhibition. Speakers: Ronald Asmar, Christian Berthier, Verena Butt d Espous, Romain Jordan, Rebecca Russo, Manuel de Santaren, Agah Ugur. 4 pm Conversation with Letizia Battaglia Speakers: Letizia Battaglia, artist; Massimo Minini, gallerist. Moderator: Mariachiara Di Trapani, independent curator pm Rorschach sonori. The importance of sound and music in Johanna Billing s films. Conversation between Lorenzo Bruni, art critic and curator; Volker Zander, composer-performer and producer. In collaboration with Galleria Laveronica. 7 pm Awarding Nikon Talents 2013 The prize, dedicated to young people and women, will be awarded at the presence of the jury members and of the 10 winners of the national photography contest. SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER pm The artist s life: resources and funding* curated by Alessandra Donati. Speakers: Andrea Pizzi, lawyer Studio Pizzi, Bologna; Silvia Simoncelli, independent curator and teacher NABA, Milano, and ZHdK, Zurich; Lavinia Savini, lawyer Studio IDEAlex, Bologna. Moderator: Alessandra Donati pm An archive for Vincenzo Agnetti Speakers: Germana Agnetti, Archivio Agnetti; Guido Barbato, Archivio Agnetti; Bruno Corà, art critic, Comitato Scientifico Archivio Agnetti; Marco Meneguzzo, professor Accademia di Brera, Comitato Scientifico Archivio Agnetti. 4 pm Think Global, Act Local curated by Fondazione CRC. Conversation with Catterina Seia, director Il Giornale delle Fondazioni Il Giornale dell Arte. Speakers: Ezio Falco, president Fondazione CRC; Claudio Cravero, art critic and curator Local Art 2013; Alessandro Quaranta, winning artist Local Art 2013; Enrico Tealdi, winning artist Local Art * The seminar is developed under the artistic direction of a.titolo, as part of the project Acteurs Transculturels / Creatività Giovanile: linguaggi a confronto attività 4 Arti Visive, produced by Regione Piemonte, Conseil Général des Alpes de Haute-Provence, Conseil Général des Hautes-Alpes, Associazione Culturale Marcovaldo (Caraglio, CN) and supported by the European Regional Development Fund in the framework of the programme ALCOTRA Insieme oltre i confini.

15 BOOK CORNER PROGRAMME FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER pm L autore che credeva di esistere published by Johan & Levi Editore. Book launch of the artist s book by Giulio Paolini. Speakers: Maddalena Disch, curator Archivio Giulio Paolini; Massimo Minini, gallerist 2 pm Fondazione per l Arte Moderna e Contemporanea CRT presents the e-book catalogue of the collection Speakers: Fulvio Gianaria, president of the Fondazione; Dario Salani, publisher Prinp Editoria d Arte 2.0; Marcella Beccaria, curator Castello di Rivoli Museo d Arte Contemporanea; Elena Volpato, curator GAM, Torino pm Survival Kits by Deborah Ligorio. Published by Sternberg Press. Conversation between Stefan Heidenreich, art and media theorist; Deborah Ligorio, artist. 5 pm Masse sepolte by Francesco Arena. Published by CURA.BOOKS Produced by Nomas Foundation, Roma with writings by Bartolomeo Pietromarchi, director MACRO, Roma; Elena Volpato, curator GAM, Torino; and a conversation between Alessandro Rabottini, independent curator; Francesco Arena, artist. Book launch with the artist and the authors pm String and Thread an introduction to the work of Kazuko Miyamoto. Book launch of the first monograph dedicated to the artist. Speakers: Luca Cerizza, art critic and curator; Christian Siekmeier, gallerist. SATURDAY 9 NOVEMBER pm Interno Domestico. Mostre in appartamento by Giulia Brivio, Federica Boràgina. Published by Fortino Editions. Speakers: the authors; Michela Arfiero, publisher; Francesca Chiacchio, curator; Paolo Bergmann, lawyer; and the artists Ermanno Cristini, Barbara Fässler, Luca Scarabelli. 2 pm Sentimiento Nuevo Un antologia by Antonio Grulli, Davide Ferri. Published by Edizioni MAMbo. Speakers: Antonio Grulli, art critic and curator; Davide Ferri, independent curator; Luca Bertolo, artist; Elena Bordignon, art critic and blogger.

16 3.30 pm Marcello Jori. Moldau on Moldau curated by Elena Re. Published by Loveyourhen Publisher. Speakers: Marcello Jori, artist; Elena Re, independent curator; Antonio Dalle Nogare, collector. In collaboration with Galleria Bianconi. 5 pm Vitrine 270. Alle Radici della Democrazia curated by Stefano Collicelli Cagol a publication by GAM, Torino in collaboration with Consiglio Regionale del Piemonte. Speakers: Roberto Placido, vice president Consiglio Regionale del Piemonte, president Comitato Resistenza e Costituzione; Danilo Eccher, director GAM, Torino; Stefano Collicelli Cagol, independent curator; Anna Musini, curator GAM, Torino pm Io sono un mito. I capolavori dell arte che sono diventati icone del nostro tempo by Francesca Bonazzoli, Michele Robecchi. Published by Electa. Speakers: the authors; Massimo Minini, gallerist. SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER pm In pasto al presente by Concetta Modica. Published by A+MBookstore supported by FPAC Francesco Pantaleone Arte Contemporanea. Artists read by artists. Reading from the book by: Sergio Breviario, Elena El Asmar, Luca Francesconi, Silvia Giambrone, Lucia Leuci, Fabrizio Prevedello, Sophie Usunier. Presented by Elio Grazioli, art critic and curator. 2 pm Soggettività Opere Luoghi by Corrado Levi. Published by et al./edizioni Speakers: the author; Michele Calzavara, architect; Federico Sardella, curator pm Identity Detectors: l avventura editoriale del progetto IN residence curated by Barbara Brondi, Marco Rainò. Published by Corraini Editore. Speakers: the authors; Angela Rui, teacher Scuola di Design del Politecnico di Milano; NABA, Milano; Pietro Corraini, publisher. 5 pm Records by artists ( ) curated by Giorgio Maffei. Published by VIAINDUSTRIAE/Danilo Montanari. Speakers: Giorgio Maffei, bibliographer; Danilo Montanari, publisher.

17 EXHIBITING MUSEUMS Artissima continues its special project devoted to museums and art foundations in Torino and in the Piedmont region. Each institution has been invited to show one work from its collection or a work associated with its current exhibition. This section constitutes an authentic museum space, where visitors can discover previously unseen works and preview exhibitions and events. The initiative is enriched by the collaboration with the Education Departments of the network Zonarte through workshops, labs, meetings and a discussion area open to the public as well as professionals. Participating Institutions ACCADEMIA ALBERTINA DI BELLE ARTI ASSOCIAZIONE ARTEGIOVANE BARRIERA CASTELLO DI RIVOLI MUSEO D'ARTE CONTEMPORANEA CESAC CENTRO SPERIMENTALE PER LE ARTI CONTEMPORANEE CITTÀ DI TORINO CITTADELLARTE-FONDAZIONE PISTOLETTO COLLEZIONE LA GAIA COMPAGNIA DI SAN PAOLO FONDAZIONE 107 FONDAZIONE PER L'ARTE MODERNA E CONTEMPORANEA CRT FONDAZIONE MERZ FONDAZIONE SANDRETTO RE REBAUDENGO FONDAZIONE SPINOLA BANNA PER L ARTE FONDO GIOV-ANNA PIRAS FRAC PIEMONTE GAM GALLERIA CIVICA D ARTE MODERNA E CONTEMPORANEA DI TORINO MEF MUSEO ETTORE FICO PAV PARCO ARTE VIVENTE PINACOTECA GIOVANNI E MARELLA AGNELLI PROVINCIA DI TORINO / ECO E NARCISO REGIONE PIEMONTE RESÒ Artists Carla Accardi, Bas Jan Ader, Botto&Bruno, Mat Collishaw, Mario De Biasi, Ettore Fico, Daniele Galliano, Renato Leotta, Almagul Menlibayeva, Mario Merz, Jasmina Metwaly, Marzia Migliora, Nástio Mosquito, Enrico Partengo, Giuseppe Penone, Larry Rivers, Bojan Šarčević, Elisa Sighicelli, Andrea Zittel; Eco e Narciso; Resò / Meet up 2 (Elisa Barrera, Lia Cecchin, Giulia Gallo, Namsal Siedlecki, Elena Tortia). ZonArte, a project supported by the Fondazione per l Arte Moderna e Contemporanea CRT, brings together the Education Departments of the leading institutions in Piedmont dedicated to contemporary art: Castello di Rivoli Museo d Arte Contemporanea, Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto, GAM Galleria Civica d Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Torino, Fondazione Merz and PAV Parco Arte Vivente, in collaboration with Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo.

18 ARTISSIMA 2013 in figures Total Galleries: 190 Foreign: 130 (69%) Italian: 60 Main Section: 108 New Entries: 27 Present Future: 24 artists Back to the Future: 32 artists Art Editions: 4 Countries featured in 2013: 38 Albania, South Arabia, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Greece, Guatemala, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Morocco, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States. New countries (compared to 2012): 12 Albania: Gallery On the Move, Tirana (New Entries) Argentina: Document-Art, Buenos Aires (Back to the Future) Azerbaijan: Gazelli, Baku (Main Section) Canada: DIAZ, Toronto (Back to the Future) Chile: AFA, Santiago (Main Section) Luxembourg: Nosbaum & Reding, Luxembourg (Present Future) Malaysia: MAP KL, Kuala Lumpur (Present Future) Philippines: Tin-Aw Art Gallery, Metro Manila (Present Future) Portugal: pedro cera, Lisbon (Main Section); Vera Cortês, Lisbon (Main Section); Nuno Centeno, Porto (New Entries); Graça Brandão, Lisbon (Back to the Future) Romania: Baril, Cluj Napoca (Back to the Future) Turkey: x-ist, Istanbul (Present Future) United Arab Emirates: Green Art Gallery, Dubai (Present Future)

19 ARTISSIMA 2013 International Fair of Contemporary Art Sarah Cosulich Canarutto Artistic Director Sarah Cosulich Cararutto (b in Trieste) was curator of the Villa Manin Centre for Contemporary Art in Udine from 2004 to 2008, curating over 20 exhibition projects. In the past she has worked in museums in Berlin and London, and in 2003 was assistant curator to Francesco Bonami for the 50th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. She contributed to the creation of the Cardi Black Box gallery as its artistic director, overseeing its curatorial programme for the first year of activity. She has been based in Switzerland since 2010, acting as advisor to several private collections. She has written about contemporary art for the art press and held seminars in museology and curatorship at Universities in Italy and abroad. She is the author of the monographs on Jeff Koons (2006) and Gabriel Orozco (2008) published in the Supercontemporanea series (by Electa Mondadori). In February 2012 she was appointed director of Artissima in Torino, where she now lives.

20 FONDAZIONE TORINO MUSEI Fondazione Torino Musei was officially founded on 26 July In 2004, it was entrusted with the management of Artissima by Città di Torino, Regione Piemonte and Provincia di Torino, the brand owners. Since 2008, the foundation has been the sole shareholder of Artissima srl. The museum structures that are part of Fondazione Torino Musei are GAM Galleria Civica d Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Palazzo Madama Museo Civico di Arte Antica, MAO Museo d'arte Orientale, and Borgo & Rocca Medievale. In addition to the City of Torino, which retains ownership of the museums, Regione Piemonte, Compagnia di San Paolo and Fondazione CRT are also represented in the foundation, playing a concrete role in its decisionmaking process and development strategies. From the outset, the foundation s museums have been the focus of key projects aimed at reorganizing the exhibition spaces, important measures to safeguard and implement the collections, and major promotional initiatives to increase visitor flow and gradually improve the quality and efficiency of services for the public. Examples include the work that led to the reopening of Palazzo Madama and Museo d Arte Antica; the renovation and refurbishment of Museo d Arte Orientale; the restoration of the buildings in the Borgo Medievale, and the practical changes introduced at Galleria d Arte Moderna e Contemporanea. An intensive exhibition programme is curated and realized both in the museum spaces and at external venues, often in collaboration with other Italian and foreign cultural institutions. The President of Fondazione Torino Musei is Patrizia Asproni.