EXHIBIT -
- Closed for Opening
- Toc&Diarc
Shuffling Parasites
- Toc Prélude
INRESIDENCE -
- Cosimo Terlizzi
- Patrizia Emma Scialpi
- Shuffling Parasites
Research Program 18
- Rossella Piccinno
- Diomede Stabile
- Emmanuel Lefrant
- Pamela Campagna
- Bruna Sigillo
e Gabriella Mastrangelo
WORKSHOP -
- Mapping the Unseen
- Expanding Cinema
- TOC OHM
- TOC Summer School 17
Focus on Abilities
- TOC Winter School 17
Shuffling Parasites
- A.A.A.
- Conversations
on Parasitisms
- Architectures
Without Architects
- Shuffle Screening
Projects
- Incontri del terzo luogo/
Entrustments
- Spotting Beauties
- Unipolis/Culturability 17
SCREENING NIGHTS -
- Endemico
- Entrustments
- Lightcone Archive
and practices
TOC CENTRE -
- TOC,Troubles Obsessionnels Contemporains,
is a contemporary art collective based in Italy and France promoting exhibitions, artistic residencies, screenings, happenings, workshops and educational projects.
30.7/3.12.17
TOC OHM
@Clocktower
Copertino - Italy
free admission with reservation
TOC OHM
@Clocktower
Copertino - Italy
free admission with reservation
TOC OHM is a way to visualize the Clock Tower, an experiment to make accessible - through artistic contemporary practices - a vertical structure which is inaccessible for some people.
A multisensory performance experienced blind folded using the sense of smell, hearing and touch to perceive the surroundings of Piazza del Popolo, and the Tower itself, recreated by the sculptor Alessandro Mazzeo in a scale model made with leccese stone.
It is the result of a co-creation workshop done with the students of the association Giacche Verdi, supported by Diomede Stabile, accessibility expert; they collect sounds, moving images, smells of the square, all elements that compound the soundscape used during the performance.
A multisensory performance experienced blind folded using the sense of smell, hearing and touch to perceive the surroundings of Piazza del Popolo, and the Tower itself, recreated by the sculptor Alessandro Mazzeo in a scale model made with leccese stone.
It is the result of a co-creation workshop done with the students of the association Giacche Verdi, supported by Diomede Stabile, accessibility expert; they collect sounds, moving images, smells of the square, all elements that compound the soundscape used during the performance.