The Triennale is already working on the next edition of the 2022 international review. It will be entitled Unkown Unkowns. An introduction to mysteries, the curatorship was entrusted to astrophysicist Ersilia Vaudo, helped by an international panel of scientists, philosophers, architects and designers. Obviously, the dialogue between disciplines will be the leitmotif of an exploration of how little we know we don't know. An operation that invites the hope of discovering and knowing more and more, so that curiosity and wonder show the way to a better future.
While waiting for Unkown Unkowns to take shape and substance and, above all, for its doors to reopen, the Triennale has never stopped producing digital content in the last twelve months. From the Decameron series to the most recent Is there life on Mars?, the immediate result is unexpectedly constructive: a new collection of exceptional audiovisual materials, which will help build the memory of the pandemic crisis. Designers and architects, but also writers, artists, actors, musicians: a list of excellence, it should be emphasized. In addition, the appointments for the virtual tours of Enzo Mari curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist with Francesca Giacomelli and the Museum of Italian Design led by experts: on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, until April 30th.
The programs for the immediate future are dense but for now the Triennale is reserved: the on/off of the last twelve months has not passed in vain and will bring great projects, as well as the extension of the exhibition dedicated to Enzo Mari.