STUDIO DABBENI

26.05.2026
Is And Always Was

Listening Session, Via Liguria 20, Roma
H18:30-20:00
Serie “I Pomeriggi”
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Is And Always Was
L’evento è parte della serie I Pomeriggi dedicata allə Fellows.
A cura di Gabriel Stöckli (Fellow Roma Calling / Arti Visive, Suono).
Su invito di Gabriel Stöckli, Nicola Tirabasso, alias VISIO, presenta un live set accompagnato dalla presentazione di un work in progress, una produzione collaborativa tra i due artisti.
Attraverso la manipolazione di mangianastri e musicassette, Stöckli e VISIO danno forma a un’installazione sonora che intreccia tecniche DIY, interventi diretti e modalità compositive caratteristiche delle rispettive pratiche.
PROGRAMMA:
H18:30 – Apertura porte
H19:00 – Live set di VISIO
L’installazione sarà aperta al pubblico prima e dopo il live set

Paris internazionale Milano 18-21 aprile 2026

After After Party 17.04.2026

Sunday, March 15, 5 PM – 8:30 PM
Opening of Roman Rhapsody with Sultan Çoban, Paul Hutzli, margaretha jüngling, Viola Leddi, Gabriel Stöckli, and Eva Zornio at Lateral Roma.

Save the date! Lateral Roma is thrilled to announce Roman Rhapsody, a group show by artists Sultan Çoban, Paul Hutzli, margaretha jüngling, Viola Leddi, Gabriel Stöckli, and Eva Zornio.

Roman Rhapsody is a collective exhibition that emerges from the shared condition of living and working together as residents at the Istituto Svizzero over an extended period. The word “rhapsody” derives from the ancient Greek “to sew” and “song,” and literally means “sewing songs together.” The artists’ proposition could therefore be understood as a free instrumental composition, shaped by the lived experience of Rome and by the collective framework in which their practices temporarily converged. The exhibition runs until Saturday, April 4, 2026.

Under such circumstances, the artistic research of each participating artist unfolded through proximity, exchange, and everyday coexistence, engendering resonances and intersections. From past experiences with Catholicism to the history of dissection of women’s bodies, from performed identity to the role of food in Italian folklore, the presented works embrace heterogeneity without seeking to produce a unified narrative.

Each practice maintains its own rhythm and logic, while remaining open to contamination, friction, and mutual influence. The exhibition thus becomes a field of relations—an environment that allows multiple forms of attention and engagement to exist side by side.

Special thanks to the Istituto Svizzero for their support.

OPENING HOURS

OPENING: Sunday, March 15, 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Lateral Roma
Via Ferdinando Ughelli 28
00179 Roma RM