Migrant Journal at the XXII Triennale di Milano 2019

BROKEN NATURE + FRENCH SECTION
XXII TRIENNALE DI MILANO
1.03 > 1.09.2019

We are excited to share that MIGRANT is one of nine projects selected by curator Catherine Geel (T&P Work Unit) to be featured in the French Pavilion of the XXII Triennale di Milano, opening today.

DESIGN AS A LARGE RING, one of 25 national pavilions, answers the call set for the XXII Triennale di Milano with a statement that Nature as a concept has gone bankrupt and that the "science of the concrete" is now taking over.

The main theme for this edition of the Triennale di Milano, BROKEN NATURE: DESIGN TAKES ON HUMAN SURVIVAL, is set by a team of curators led by Paola Antonelli with Ala Tannir (also contributor to our third issue 'Flowing Grounds'), Laura Maeran, Erica Petrillo and the support of Laurie Mandin.

We have been following the development of BROKEN NATURE with great interest for the past few months, contributing to their symposia and publishing platform, and it's a great pleasure for MIGRANT to be featured in the French pavilion of the XXII Triennale di Milano.

When in Milan, don't forget to visit the great bookshops stocking MIGRANT: READING ROOM, LIBRERIA VERSO and PARCODIYELLOWSTONE. You can also browse the list of our stockists in Italy and worldwide by visiting our website.

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