EXILE

Exile is an art project inspired by the work of Italian artist Aldo Piromalli and initiated by artist Dora García.

Paying homage to the figure of existential exile artist Aldo Piromalli, EXILE is a situation created by the sending of a (great) number of postal letters to the institution that is hosting at a given moment the project EXILE. These letters are sent by a group of artists and authors invited to contribute in this way to a reflection on the multitude of meanings of the word exile. The project has bee

06/21/2020

Last letter, perhaps? who knows? this is in any case the last letter written to in the Rose Art Museum. Curious to know how many letters have arrived, has anyone opened them, anyone read them, anyone seen them,

05/15/2020

I miss those large exhibition spaces, closed now for two months ... A new letter to

04/15/2020

Fourth letter from confinement to : distance, separation, absence, loss and desire.

04/07/2020

Third letter from the Barcelona confinement to the . In English for clarity - it is hard to imagine when we will be able to hold the EXILE letters again in our hands.

03/28/2020

We have no idea - even less than usual - whether our letters will ever arrive where they are meant to arrive. The museum is closed. The world is in full lockdown. Love with Obstacles. Rose Art Museum Brandeis University

03/28/2020

03/18/2020

This is how EXILE looked like in Rose Art Museum before it closed down because of . I think now more than ever, Is there something more EXILE-beautiful than sending letters to a closed museum?

02/29/2020

Letters arriving to Rose Art Museum for the project .

02/14/2020

EXILE is active again in in . Today, the day after the opening of the exhibition, we have already three letters. The authors this time are: the classics, Aldo Piromalli, Giulia Girardello, Mattia Pellegrini, and Paloma Polo. And: Octavio Zaya, José Falconi, Sarah Demeuse, Ana Maria Reyes, and Ben Davis. All letters are addressed to the director of the museum. Many thanks to all.