Nottingham Contemporary

Benni Bosetto (b. 1987, Merate, Italy) lives and works in Milan. Recent solo exhibitions include Rebecca at Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan (2026); Verde d’Alghe at Museo della Marineria, Pesaro (2024); Stultifera at MAMbo, Bologna (2022); Il Portico at Almanac, Turin (2020); and Ambiente X at Kunstraum, London (2019). Her work has been exhibited at numerous institutions, including Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin and Guarene (2026, 2023, 2020); Spazio Maiocchi, Milan (2026); KORA – Centro del Contemporaneo, Castrignano de’ Greci (2026); Madre, Naples (2025); MAMbo, Bologna (2025); Castello di Rivoli, Turin (2024); MAXXI L’Aquila (2022); GAMeC, Bergamo (2022); Galleria Civica, Trento (2021); Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna, Rome (2021); Quadriennale d’Arte, Rome (2020); and Villa Medici, Rome (2019).

Almanac is a non-profit organisation based in Turin committed to presenting the multiplicity of forms and languages of contemporary art. Since 2013, it has operated as a curatorial platform for the research, development, and exhibition of artistic practices that engage with the complexities of the present. By fostering critical and interdisciplinary dialogue, Almanac supports social and educational action through art and promotes the growth of emerging artists.

Giulia Civardi is a curator and writer. Since 2020, she is the Curator of the Collection and related projects at the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation. She is Curator of Revival, a series of exhibitions on art and music at Francesca Minini, Milan. She has also presented projects at Tate Modern, Rupert Centre for Art and Education, the Institute of Contemporary Arts London, Fondazione ICA Milan, Kunstraum London, and Curated by Vienna, among others. She has lectured at Central Saint Martins, Goldsmiths University, the Courtauld Institute, the Barbican Centre, the Fine Arts Academy in Venice, and Pirelli HangarBicocca. Her writing, spanning essays, fiction, and criticism, has appeared in publications by Marsilio, Silvana Editoriale, NERO, Flash Art, and CURA., among others.

Nottingham Contemporary is a leading centre of contemporary art in Europe, and among the largest spaces of its kind in the UK. With a reputation for ambitious and risk taking exhibitions and live programme and an innovative and impactful engagement programme rooted in the city, we have welcomed more than 2.6 million visitors since our opening in 2009. Our international exhibitions spark important conversations about culture and society, often highlighting overlooked figures, histories, geographies and art practices. We support artists at all stages of their careers, from first institutional solo exhibitions to thematic group exhibitions and surveys of renowned figures. Commissioning new work from artists forms a key strand of our curatorial mission, supporting artists to explore new directions in their practice and realise ambitious work.

Triennale Milano has been promoting culture as a means of encounter for over 100 years, through the languages of design, architecture, and the visual and performing arts. In the Palazzo dell’Arte, designed by Giovanni Muzio in 1933, Triennale puts on international exhibitions, performances, concerts, talks and workshops that offer new perspectives on the contemporary world. Triennale is home to the Museo del Design Italiano, where you can see some of the 1,600 objects from its permanent collection. With its theatre and Voce, the new space dedicated to sound and music, it offers a rich year-round programme of live arts. Triennale’s archives and research center can be visited in Cuore. Every three years Triennale organises the International Exhibition, which has been one of the most important events in the world of design and architecture since 1923.

Haus der Kunst is one of the world’s leading centres for contemporary arts, situated in Munich. It focuses on working with living artists, drawing diverse histories of contemporary art through exhibitions, performance and music, with learning and engagement as a foundational force shaping how the programme is conceived and shared. Since 2022, Haus der Kunst has been transforming fast. Reappraising canons and stereotypes, this vision weaves projects into a story that evolves over time, creating a new context in which to understand our increasingly digitalised world. Today, it functions as a unique site for major retrospectives on trailblazing media artists that converse with younger artists, constituting an entirely new frame of reference with interconnections across projects and new forms of display that address the body and all senses.

The Institute Art Gender Nature HGK Basel FHNW is dedicated to visual arts education. About one hundred students are part of the three-year bachelor’s and a two-year master’s programme. Embracing nature and social justice lie at the core of their curricula. They further organise a diverse public programme of events, including international symposia, a series of discursive events titled Art Taaalkssss, and an art commission programme at der TANK, their exhibition space. In addition, they regularly publish podcast episodes and the digital publication series Wild Papers. They understand the mission of art and artists as an essential contribution toward imagining and experiencing freedom and possible social futures. Located on the Campus Dreispitz in Basel/Münchenstein, in the immediate vicinity of the Kunsthaus Baselland, the HEK (House of Electronic Arts), the Atelier Mondial, as well as other institutions and companies active in the areas of art and design, the Basel Academy of Art and Design FHNW offers a creative environment for studies in art, design and art and design education with a focus on digitality, diversity and sustainability. der TANK is the exhibition space of the Institute Art Gender Nature HGK Basel FHNW—a glass cube located at the heart of the Campus Dreispitz in Basel. It hosts a series of commissioned art projects by international artists, as well as by former students and lecturers called The Commissions. The series Students’ Realm features exhibition projects by students.

MAMbo – Museo d'Arte Moderna di Bologna, inaugurated in 2007, is part of the Area Arte Moderna e Contemporanea of the Settore Musei Civici of the Comune di Bologna. With its extensive spaces dedicated to visual culture and experimentation, the museum collects, preserves, studies, interprets, and exhibits its artistic heritage. The museum’s permanent collection offers an interpretation of Italian art through the history of the Gallery of Modern Art of Bologna and subsequent acquisitions, spanning from the 1950s to the most recent developments. Temporary exhibitions are held in the Sala delle Ciminiere (Chimney Hall) and the Project Room.