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Matteo Bergamini

Milan
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God and the Devil in the Land of the Biennial - Matteo Bergamini

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By Matteo Bergamini
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«So with you, with that impressive resume and that big speech about your so-called work ethic, I thought you could be different. I said to myself, go ahead, take a chance, hire the smart, fat girl. I had a hope. My God, I live on hopes. But in the end, you disappointed me more than...more than any of the other silly girls». (Miranda, The Devil Wears Prada, 2006)  I live for hope, like Miranda Priestly herself.
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Deus e o Diabo na terra da Bienal - Matteo Bergamini

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By Matteo Bergamini
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«So with you, with that impressive resume and that big speech about your so-called work ethic, I thought you could be different. I said to myself, go ahead, take a chance, hire the smart, fat girl. I had a hope. My God, I live on hopes. But in the end, you disappointed me more than... more than any of the other silly girls». (Miranda, O diabo veste Prada, 2006)  Eu vivo por esperanças, como a própria Miranda Priestly.
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RedSkyFalls, o Pavilhão de Portugal na Bienal de Veneza: entrevista com Alexandre Estrela

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By Matteo Bergamini
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Esta edição da Bienal marca o regresso do pavilhão português ao espaço do Fondaco Marcello – depois das várias edições passadas nas salas do primeiro piso de Palazzo Franchetti, na Academia –, um lugar que também mexeu na versão “veneziana” do projeto do artista. Representado pela galeria Travesía Cuatro (Madrid, Cidade do México, Guadalajara), Alexandre Estrela explora a percepção das imagens fixas e em movimento através da manipulação de objetos e projeções.
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