#Jessica Moroni

[marcogiovenale]

16 marzo: un finesettimana di mostre a bassano in teverina

Ricevo da Tommaso Cascella e volentieri diffondo: UN FINESETTIMANA DI MOSTRE A BASSANO IN TEVERINA Sabato 16 marzo si inaugurano esposizioni di pittura, scultura, fotografia Le opere di oltre 60 artisti italiani e internazionali sono protagoniste di un fine settimana nel borgo antico di Bassano in Teverina, con quattro mostre in programma. Una significativa occasione per scoprire il suggestivo…

[stephantom]

Here are the results from the bouldering round!

Quick explanation: They climb 4 boulders, with the possibility of earning up to 25 points per boulder (depending on how much of it they complete, and in how many attempts). The highest possible total score from the bouldering round is 100, and in a few days they’ll have a chance to earn 100 more points on the lead wall.

Thoughts, predictions, etc behind the cut.

My top 8 prediction was right about Garnbret, Bertone, Rabatou, Grossman, and Nonaka, but underestimated Mackenzie, Pilz, and Moroni! Luo is just outside of the top 8 with a very close score to Moroni. McNiece and Kazbekova scored lower but are still had decent rounds.

But they still have the lead round to come! I have faith that Ai Mori will do amazing and 54 is a decent middle-of-the-pack score that she could recover from if she tops or close to in lead. So there’s still a chance she’ll be in the Finals. Same for Chaehun Seo.

The other lead specialists, like Laura Rogora and Mia Krampl, I don’t think will be able to make a big enough dent to move forward sadly. And some of the boulder specialists (specifically Oceana Mackenzie) did so well in bouldering that I think they’ll probably make it into finals even if they don’t have a great lead round.

So basically the 8 finalists might be the current top 8 except that one or both of the bottom two (Miho Nonaka and Camilla Moroni) might get bumped out by some of the higher scoring lead specialists (Ai Mori and Chaehun Seo) or one of the competitors currently close behind them (Luo Zhilu and Erin McNiece). I’d include Jessica Pilz and Natalia Grossman as being in the danger spots since their scores aren’t that much higher than Miho’s and Camilla’s, but Natalia and Jessica are both extremely good at lead too, so their odds of staying at the front of the pack are good.

It was a fun boulder round! Great separation, lots of drama, and impressive performances. Janja was a legend, as always—such a joy to watch!! And I was really happy to see Brook and Oriane do so well, both with 3 tops!! Also great to see Ai Mori come through on boulders 2 and 4 after getting completely shut down by boulder 1. Can’t wait to watch the lead and the finals later this week!

… I’m gonna make a new Finals prediction.

Garnbret

Rabatou

Bertone

Pilz

Grossman

Mackenzie

Mori

Nonaka

Gonna make my predictions for women’s boulder & lead combined before I watch the boulder semifinals round.

Top 8 from bouldering will be: Janja Garnbret, Brooke Rabatou, Natalia Grosssman, Miho Nonaka, Erin McNiece, Oriane Bertone, Zhilu Luo, and Jenya Kazbekova.

Then we’ll have to wait a couple days for the lead round of semis, and the people likely to get the highest scores there are: Janja Garnbret, Ai Mori, Chaehyun Seo, Jessi Pilz, Laura Rogora, Mia Krampl, Brooke Rabatou, and Natalia Grossman.

So I think the 8 moving on to the finals will be:

Janja Garnbret, Brooke Rabatou, Natalia Grossman, Ai Mori, Miho Nonaka… Those are the 5 I’m pretty sure about, and the remaining 3 slots are a tossup between: Zhilu Luo, Erin McNiece, Jessi Pilz, Jenya Kazbekova, and Chaehyun Seo. Oh, and Oriane Bertone!!

My podium prediction…. Obviously Janja Garnbret for gold! And then?? Man, I don’t know—totally depends if Ai Mori has a good boulder round or not and if Brooke and/or Natalia have a good lead round. And I could see any of these women making the podium tbh, but I’ll go with Brooke for silver and Ai Mori for bronze. ??

[cristinacusani]

Il mio lavoro Ritorni è parte di Sciame Project.

Il progetto nasce dall’esposizione annuale d’arte contemporanea Lucisorgenti, iniziativa ideata nel 2008 da Franco Troiani a sostegno dei giovani artisti, la cui X edizione è stata interrotta a causa del terremoto che ha colpito il centro Italia nel 2016.

SciameProject, fondato da Miriam Montani, è una pagina web, una raccolta di pensieri e opere di oltre cento partecipanti tra artisti, curatori, critici, operatori culturali e voci sul territorio.

Impermanenza, Memoria, Abitare, Disabitare, Radicamento, Sradicamento e Motus sono le tematiche affrontate, scandagliate dal terremoto come causa ed effetto. SciameProject si pone come contributo immateriale per far rigermogliare la materia ceduta, in un momento in cui ci troviamo nel punto di scegliere se disabitare la terra o radicarci ancora, con tutte le forze sensibili.

Sciameproject è:

Fabio Giorgi Alberti, Marta Allegri, Francesco Amato, Bruno Amplatz, Marco Andrighetto, Claudia Angrisani, Daniela Ardiri, Alexo Athanasios, Sara Baggini, Giulia Maria Belli, Stefano Baldinelli, Rob Van Den Berg, Elisa Bertaglia, Bianco-Valente, Marta Bichisao, Jaspal Birdi, Sofia Bonato, Federico Borroni, Thomas Braida, Giovanni Sartoti Braido, Gianluca Brando, Annarosa Buttarelli, Alessandra Caccia, Gruppo Cairn, Cristina Calderoni, Riccardo Caldura, Simone Cametti, Chiara Campanile, Tiziano Campi, Lucilla Candeloro, Francesco Capponi, Daniele Capra, Sauro Cardinali, Simone Carraro, Tommaso Ceccanti, Giorgia Cereda, Francesco Ciavaglioli, Adelaide Cioni, Nicola Cisternino, Luca Clabot, Jonathan Colombo, Irene Sofia Comi, Isabel Consigliere, Corale, Cristina Cusani, Gabriella Dalesio, Maria Elisa D’Andrea, Emanuele De Donno, Matilde Di Pietropaolo, Maurizio Donzelli, Simone Doria, Arthur Duff, Léa Dumayet, Chiara Enzo, Tommaso Faraci, Silvia Faresin, Diana Ferrara, Giulia Filippi, Penzo+Fiore, Danilo Fiorucci, Roberta Franchetto, Enej Gala, Benedetta Galli, Elisa Gambino, Maria Luigia Giuffrè, Maddalena Granziera, Aldo Grazzi, Gabriele Grones, Silvia Hell, Interno3, Myriam Laplante, Virginia Di Lazzaro, Iva Lulashi, Annamaria Maccapani, Rita Mandolini, Valerio Magrelli, Fabio Mariani, Luca Marignoni, Nereo Marulli, Alice Mazzarella, Stefania Mazzola, Vittoria Mazzoni, Cecilia Metelli, Leila Mirzakhani, Montanari Testoni Norcia-Cascia, Miriam Montani, Jessica Moroni, Francesca Mussi, Aran Ndimurwanko, Valerio Niccacci, Matteo Nuti, Laura Omacini, Mattia Pajè, Monica Palma, Valeria Palombini, Federica Partinico, Laura P, Ugo Piccioni, Mary Pola, Gianluca Quaglia, Emanuele Resce, Sofia Ricciardi, Paolo Romani, Maria Diletta Rondoni, Marco Rossetti, Antonio Rossi, Elisa Rossi, Marotta & Russo, Giulia Sacchetto, Carlo Sala, Gabriele Salvaterra, Matilde Sambo, Michele Santi, Thomas Scalco, Sa Paradura (fotografie di Massimo Chiappini, testo di Alessia Nicoletti), Sachi Satomi, Carlo Scarpa, Catia Schievano, Alice Schivardi, Davide Serpetti, Nicolò Masiero Sgrinzatto, Hsing-Chun Shih, Davide Silvioli,Thoms Soardi, Meri Tancredi, Sio Takahaschi, Eva Chiara Trevisan, Cristina Treppo, Carmine Tornincasa, Franco Troiani, Sacha Turchi, Matteo Valerio, Silvia Vendramel, Alberto Venturini, Matteo Vettorello, Luigi Viola, Medina Zabo, Andreas Zampella, Vincenzo Zancana, Karin Zrinjski.

In occasione del terzo anniversario del terremoto che ha colpito il centro Italia, il 30 ottobre 2019  SciameProject è ospite al MACRO ASILO per una presentazione e talk con i partecipanti presenti.

Programma della giornata:

10.00 – 10.30: colazione di benvenuto

10.30- 10.50/11.00: introduzione del progetto e degli artisti che prenderanno parola, verrà inoltre annunciato il preludio di un nuovo progetto all’interno di SciameProject (“Sciame Mobile Residence”, ideato insieme a Athanasios Stefano Alexo, Stella Stefani, Karin Zrinjskj, Vincenzo Zancana, Andreas Zampella).

11.00- 13.00 Talk con: Elisa Bertaglia (artista), Jaspal Birdi (artista), Alessandra Caccia (artista), Isabel Consigliere (artista), Cristina Cusani (artista), Emanuele de Donno (curatore, autore, editore Viaindustriae), Giulia Filippi (artista), Maddalena Granziera (artista), Gabriele Grones (artista) Myriam Laplante (artista), Rita Mandolini (artista), Fabio Mariani (artista), Alice Mazzarella (artista), #VittoriaMazzoni (artista), Mary Pola (artista), Francesca Mussi (artista), Matteo Nuti (artista), Gianluca Quaglia (artista), Emanuele Resce (artisti), Davide Serpetti (artista), Comitato Sa Paradura (Cascia), Davide Silvioli (curatore), Franco Troiani (artista), Luigi Viola (artista), Medina Zabo (artista), Vincenzo Zancana (artista).

INFO

Museo Macro Asilo

Via Nizza, Roma

30 ottobre 2019 H 10-13

[t-baba]

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