14.09.24
16.02.25
14.09.24-16.02.25

Marina Abramović, between breath and fire

exhibitions

Marina Abramović, between breath and fire

14.09.24–16.02.25
exhibition by Marina Abramović
exhibitions
exhibitions
Seven Deaths, 2021, Pic from the film installation, © Marina Abramović, Courtesy of Marina Abramović Archives 
Seven Deaths, 2021, Pic from the film installation, © Marina Abramović, Courtesy of Marina Abramović Archives 
The exhibition “between breath and fire”, curated by Karol Winiarczyk, celebrates the fascination of Marina Abramović for the Opera, and particularly her passion for Maria Callas, that is manifested in Seven Deaths: an immersive cinematic experience that explores seven untimely demises Abramović undergoes on screen, set to Maria Callas’s solos. gres art 671 combines beauty and social impact, developing sustainable models that promote collective well-being. A place to go, to discover, to experiment, to stay, born with an ambitious urban regeneration project promoted by Gruppo Italmobiliare and Fondazione Pesenti Ets.

Seven Deaths is an immersive cinematic experience based on seven untimely demises that Abramović undergoes on screen, set to the soundtrack of seven solos by Maria Callas. It continues Abramović’s fascination with opera and Callas in particular, a passion that began in her teenage years in Belgrade. This immersive journey through the life of one of the most influential performance artists of our time, paired with the soundtrack of Maria Callas most famous arias, offers a profound and existential experience.

Karol Winiarczyk, curator

Siamo entusiasti di inaugurare gres art 671, nella sua forma definitiva, con Marina Abramović, artista di fama mondiale che ha sempre posto l'osservatore al centro delle proprie opere e della propria arte. Il nostro polo culturale è nato proprio con l’ambizione di coinvolgere quanto più possibile i visitatori, facendoli interagire con lo spazio e le opere, rendendoli parte attiva del percorso. Dopo la preview in occasione della Capitale Italiana della Cultura 2023, ospitare ora "between breath and fire" significa aspirare ad avere, in un’unica prospettiva, la visione di un’artista straordinaria con la missione di un luogo culturale, un connubio perfetto che ci onora e che certamente saprà suscitare grandi emozioni.

Roberto Pesenti, Presidente gres art 671

info for the audience
hours

the exhibition is open to the public
from Wednesday to Sunday
10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
(The last admission to the exhibition is at 7:30 p.m.).

Recommended visit duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Please note that the film Seven Deaths consists of seven 7-minute short films playing on a continuous loop.

Tickets are available for purchase both on the gres art website and at the ticket office during operating hours.


Full price: €13.00
Reduced price:* €10.00
(*)Reductions:
- Students aged 12-25 with valid ID
- Over 65 with valid ID
- Companions of people with disabilities
- ICOM members

Free admission:*
(*) Free for:
- Children under 12
- People with disabilities
- Journalists with a press pass
- Teachers with a teacher's ID
- Holders of the Lombardia Museums Subscription

Please note that gres art 671 ticket office and the bookshop are cashless.

This exibition features explicit nudity and blood that may be triggering for some people. If you plan to visit the exibition with children or your people, we reccomend doing so together and mantaing an open dialogue.

gres art 671 is pet-friendly. We are happy to welcome dogs to the exhibition, provided they are kept on a leash. However, as the environment can be noisy, we kindly ask you to ensure that your dog is comfortable and does not disturb other visitors.


Please note that the museum will be closed on the following exceptional dates: October 19th, November 30th, December 25th, 26th, and January 1st. The museum will be open on January 6th.

Special opening hours on Saturday, September 21st: last admission to the exhibition is at 4:30 PM, early closure at 6:00 PM. gres cafè will be open until 2:00 PM.

Marina Abramović, Seven Deaths, 2021, Single channel video (color, sound) 61’29” © Marina Abramović Courtesy of the Marina Abramović Archives