The project, curated by Lorenzo Benedetti, was originally developed for Blueroom, a music and art event. Several hundred copies of each poster, distributed free of charge to the event’s public, are thus diffused throughout the city, continually creating new spectators/collectors of art. The project develops in two coordinates: uniqueness (a work created specifically by the artist for the occasion)
and repetition (multiplying the work for everyone who attends the event). Therefore, on the one hand, the poster it is a mass object that diffuses an image, and on the other it is an artists edition.
3500 cm2 is an alternative way of constructing a cultural platform that amplifies the communicative possibilities of art. It is a different form of interaction between the artist and public. The power of communication is at the disposition of the creative strength of the artist: a very important combination in this socio-historical period, so full of information but devoid of cultural meanings which could balance the energy of the means of communication.
3500 cm2 is a modular project that can be adapted and developed in different situations. The singular important aim is to constantly create a dialogue with the public. There have been until now several exhibition of 3500 cm2 Assab One, Milan, 2006; American Accademy, Rome, 2006; 27th Biennial of Graphic Arts Ljubljana, 2007; RadioArteMobile, Rome, 2008. In Berlin, Lorenzo Benedetti and uqbar have invited Mathilde ter Heijne to join the exhibition with a new poster project: F**k Patriarchy. The poster edition will be exhibited in the project space and will be distributed free of charge to the public of the exhibition. Artists:
#1 Stanislao Di Giugno, #2 Wolfgang Berkowski, #3 Nicoletta Agostini, #4 Italo Zuffi, #5 Liliana Moro, #6 Cesare Pietroiusti, #7 Silvia Iorio, #8 Giuseppe Pietroniro, #9 Corrado Sassi, #10 Paolo William Tamburella, #11 Elisabetta Benassi, #12 Maurizio Savini, #13 Guendalina Salini, #14 Federico Pietrella, #15 Alessandro Piangiamore, #16 Alessandro Bulgini, #17 Costa Vece, #18 Olaf Nicolai, #19 Laurent Grasso, #20 Marco Raparelli, #21 ph.on, #22 Kuba Bakowski, #23 Mikael Paananen – Linda Tallroth, #24 Marco Fedele Di Catrano, #25 Sarra Brill e Chiara Graziani, #26 Paolo Chiasera, #27 Luca Vitone, #28 Christoph Girardet, #29 Carla Accardi, #30 Stefania Galegati, #31 Robert Lippok, #32 Rob Johannesma, #33 Globalgroove, # 34 Max Renkel, #35 Massimo Bartolini, #36 Carsten Nicolai, #37 Rainer Ganahl, #38 Elena Nemkova, #39 Laura Palmieri, #40 Emiliano Zelada, #41 Philippe Rahm, #42 Emilio Prini, #43 Heidrun Holzfeind, #44 Annie Ratti, #45 Pedro Cabrita Reis, #46 Dennis Oppenheim, #47 Dafne Boggeri, #48 Flavio de Marco, #49 Parastou Forouhar, #50 Yun-Fei Ji, #51 Rä di Martino, #52 Giuliano Lombardo, #53 Chiara, #54 Luigi Rizzo, #55 Jeannette Montgomery Barron, #56 Leung Chi Wo, #57 Luis Gonzales Palma, #58 Marco Klefisch, #59 Vlad Nanca, #60 Andrea Salvino, #61 Gabriel Lester, #62 Davide DElia, #63 Jimmie Durham, #64 Mario Garcia Torres, #65 Maria Thereza Alves, #66 Donatella Spaziani, #67 Riccardo Previdi, #68 Mark Bain, #69 Jorge Peris, #70 Alon Levin, #71 Luca Trevisani, #72 Vadim Fishkin, #73 H. Lim, #74 Max Gansberger, #75 Valentino Diego, #76 Katinka Bock #77, Nina Beier and Marie Lund, #78 Benoit Maire, #79 Falke Pisano, #80 Kelly Schacht
