A New Culture for a New World
The spread of the contagion in the world risks leaving heavy traps in the economic and social condition of thousands of operators in the cultural sector and opening abysses in the sustainability of many of the most important international cultural institutions. An unacceptable risk if we consider how contemporary societies today have an extreme need for the ability of artists, designers and creative people to imagine solutions to produce culture and face a new phase in the life of cities and territories of the planet. A challenge that cannot be solved only with an adaptive logic of the spaces of museums and institutions to the post-pandemic phase, but that requires the invention of new exhibition formats and new ways of public perception and use of art.
A transnational movement
After the extraordinary experience of the XXII International Exhibition curated by Paola Antonelli entitled Broken Nature, which anticipated many of today's current issues in the world, Triennale Milano began on March 4 a wide-ranging reflection on the future of Life on Planet Earth and the forms of contemporary cultural production, which aims at gathering around itself a selection of the best international institutions of culture, art, design, scientific research. The aim is to help create a network of places and institutions that may be willing to promote the vast and cosmopolitan School of the Future that humanity needs today.