IMPORT/EXPORT

IMPORT/EXPORT

LIVORNO

with Alireza Ostovar · Aleksander Zain · Rascal Black · Enrico L'Abbate RILABEN · Ivana Ranisavljević · Florence Lam · Maria Larocca · Cecilia Ventriglia · Davide Calvaresi · Marta Capaccioli · Lucrezia Palandri · Danaï Galeou · Darius Bogdanowicz · Pietro Gaglianò · Federica Coseschi. Curation: Maria Novella Tattanelli, Sharon Estacio and Tiina Lehtimäki

2 EVENINGS OF PERFORMANCE ART

IMPORT (ENG)

IMPORT (IT)

WORKSHOPS AND AFTERHOURS

EXPORT (IT)

EXPORT (ENG)

Photo by Aimone Bonucci, a re-performance of 'Fallen Bird' by Rilaben, performer: Maria Novella Tattanelli. Design: Ben Roth.

Livorno (IT) provided the perfect context for our kaleidoscopic and exchange-based departure. From the 18th to the 23rd of September 2023, IMPORT/EXPORT LIVORNO marked the first event of our nomadic performance art platform, melding I/E artists, active participants and spectators together with the Tuscan port city. Livorno was flooded with performances, workshops, art residencies, after-hour meetups, collaboration between local and international artists and cultural realities, all free-of-charge, to which the community answered with a turnout of over three hundred attendees.

IMPORT/EXPORT is Maria Novella Tattanelli, Tiina Lehtimäki, Enrico L’Abbate, Aleksander Zain, Sharon Estacio, Darius Bogdanowicz (core group of artists and co-creators), Achille Léa Santantonio (art and communication assistant), Claudia Caldarano, Alessandro Brucioni (mowan teatro), Matthias Krause Hamrin (flutgraben e.V), Sanda Kalebić (U10 Art Collective). Jovana Trifuljesko, Ana Simona Zelenović, Bojana Jovanović, Dunia Belić, Maja Petrović (curatorial handbook team).

with the financial contribution of Creative Europe, the Municipality of Livorno, the Livorno Foundation, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia and the Regional Council of the Region of Tuscany

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.