Exhibitions

Ever since its establishment, Associazione Giochi Antichi has been operating with important cultural and research institutions on the promotion of game culture.

These collaborations resulted in a series of exhibitions promoting new areas of game-related research. By providing new interpretation and links with Italian and foreign figurative tradition, the exhibitions  have offered a new insight into game (iconographic, iconologic, etno-anthropological, sociological and historical).

• Among the most popular exhibitions:
  
• "Resuming the game" - street game art from all over the world
• "Players without a frame" - in collaboration with Museo del Prado
• "Highland games" - Highlands ancient prints and lithographs;
  "The bear and his brothers" - game engravings on stone coming from the Alps
  "Greek rituals and ceremonies" - Greek pictures and images on game

The Association has also been working on contemporary art, by opening new exhibitions with young artists: 

• "Arte al centro: il gioco" curated by Fondazione Pistoletto,
• "Najmom" curated by A.Fantin, L.Negro e M.Rafaniello,
• "Siamo qui per la bellezza del gioco" and Un paese che gioca"Un paese che gioca" curated by the photographer Vittorio Canisi,
• "The Paul Street Boys and Ferenc Molnàr' curated by Petöfi Sándor Literary Meseum, Budapest