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Residenza artistica

A WEEK FROM MONDAY

Residenza artistica

A WEEK FROM MONDAY

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2020
Musiciansi: Laura Agnusdei, Matteo Pennesi, Luca Sguera
Visual artists: Giacomo Infantino, Francesca Ruberto

2021
Musicisti: ksara, Vincenzo Marando, Steve Pepe

2023
Francesco Cavaliere, Dick Verdult (Dick El Demasiado)

A Week From Monday is a residency project for visual artists and musicians working together for a week in Scopoli (Foligno, PG). The residency aims to produce a publication published by Viaindustriae in collaboration with Holydays, with a record edited by Holydays and Rous Records; a live musical performance by the musicians who took part in the residency that occurs during the Holydays Festival in Scopoli. Scopoli hosts the residency week; its rich and fragile natural and social context becomes the protagonist of the participants' own research. During their stay, the selected artists and staff stay overnight in the earthquake-proof wooden "cottages" - formerly destined for evacuees - marking a change in the destination of places that preserve the memory of the earthquake experience. The first residency in 2020 resulted in a publication with a CD that collects visual and sound materials produced during the seven days of work with the visiting artists Giacomo Infantino and Francesca Ruberto and the musicians Laura Agnusdei, Matteo Pennesi, Luca Sguera (see publication: https://publishing.viaindustriae.it/a-week-from-monday/); the second residency in 2021 resulted in a publication with the same format as the previous one, which collects the materials produced by the visual artist Davide Barbini and the musicians ksara, Vincenzo Marando, Steve Pepe; the third residency in 2023 resulted in an artist's book, an artist's record and a cd.

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Foligno, PG
Italia

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International: Idea Books
Italy: Libro Co

Viaindustriae is a cultural association and publishing house based in Foligno, PG, Italy. Founded in 2005, it promotes projects and artistic research ranging from museum exhibitions, site-specific installations, public actions, artist residencies and publications in various formats. In the last ten years, the publishing activity has consolidated to become the association's main field of action. Viaindustriae publishes artists' books, experimental research books, territorial studies, exhibition catalogues, monographic catalogues - among other forms of publishing - using publishing practice as a generative tool for artistic experimentation. The books have different formats that do not follow the standards of a canonical publishing practice but rather the needs and specificities of each project. Viaindustriae sees the publishing practice as an act of translation that requires a transformation of the art or visual work into a new form, where the work itself develops new possibilities and meanings; this is why each book becomes an autonomous platform and not just an opportunity to transfer content.