24th International Exhibition
May 13 – November 9 2025
Photo by Johnny Miller/Unequal Scenes
The 24th International Exhibition, under the title Inequalities, will run from May to November We have organized International Expositions every three years since 1923, inviting designers, architects and artists from around the world to engage with a key contemporary theme.
After tackling the themes of sustainability with Broken Nature (2019) and the mysteries of the universe with Unknown Unknowns (2022), the 24th International Exposition closes this trilogy by focusing reflection on the human dimension and addressing an urgent and political issue such as the growing inequalities that characterize cities and the contemporary world. Inequalities is a collective project that, through exhibitions, installations, special projects and events, questions the global challenges related to the differences present in various spheres of existence: from economic to ethnic, from geographic origin to gender.
The 24th International Exhibition also includes a section devoted to international participations, solicited under the auspices of the BIE - Bureau International des Expositions.
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Visual: Pentagram
Installation
Radio Ballads
May 13 – November 9 2025
The special project curated by Serpentine Galleries aims at creating contemporary ballads that highlight how artistic collaboration can create spaces to reflect on, and process, experiences of mental health, domestic abuse, terminal illness, grief, care, healing, inequalities.
Exhibition
The Republic of Longevity In Health Equality We Trust
May 13 – November 9 2025
The irreversibility of the contemporary demographic phenomenon, driven by the collapse in birth rates and the lengthening of life expectancy, serves as the starting point for an in depth analysis of the society of longevity.
Conference
Biopolitics of Inequalities
Forum Inequalities
September 11 2024
The afternoon session of the forum will focus on reflections on the biopolitical implications of social, economic, and gender inequalities, and in particular on practices, styles, and expectations of life in contemporary societies.
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