Carla Zaccagnini

Art talk with Carla Zaccagnini, new professor at The Royal Danish Art Academy, Schools of Visual Arts. Carla Zaccagnini will talk about her practice focusing on works that deal with museums and other art institutions.

A restoration; the empty spaces left by a previous exhibition; two pieces that exchange places, another that travels without moving; a parasite on graphic materials; a twist on a façade visual identity; a hole on a panel; a valuable artwork used as what it represent.

The artist will talk about these gestures and the processes and negotiations that  lead to them.

Admission is free.

About Carla Zaccagnini
Carla Zaccagnini (AR, born 1973) holds an MA in Art from Universidade de São Paolo. Zaccagnini has teaching experience from Escola São Paolo and Pontifícia Universidade Católica São Paolo and she has a wide range of international exhibitions behind her, most recently at the Van Abbemuseum in the Netherlands, Malmö Kunsthal and Museu de Arte de São Paolo.

Zaccagnini’s works are represented in collections such as MUSAC, Tate Modern and Guggenheim. Carla Zaccagnini is professor at the new MFA program ‘The School of Contextual and Conceptual Practices’ at the Royal Danish Art Academy.