Based in Europe and Latin America, we design, build, and supervise works in exhibitions, restoration, residential, commercial, and mix-use buildings.
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eiletz ortigas | architects was founded working in the field of exhibition design, management and build up. With over 28 years of experience, we have specialised in providing a turn-key service to National Participations at international exhibitions.
Turn-key Service
All you need for your exhibition and moreConsultancy and liaison
Submission of necessary permits and adherence to local regulationsDesign
From the exhibition concept to the exhibit elementsBuild-up
Exhibition production, construction, and assemblyManagement & maintenance
Exhibition management and maintenance supervisionExhibition Attendants
From greeting visitors to damage reportsTransportation
Logistics and transportation to your final destinationRental
Sound, lighting, and video rental; when possibleLighting
Lighting design and installationTranslation
Translations services: English, Italian, and SpanishAssistance
Customise service for your specific needsOpening and events
Organisation of the exhibition’s opening and all the events you needCovid Manager
Coordination with local authorities and pavilion teams
A curator is expected to act as a thinker, a writer, a content producer, a manager of projects and, above all, a provocateur.
The one-of-a-kind Master in Curatorship of Architecture and Design aims to train professionals to be capable of developing curatorial projects with a solid foundation in theory, critical thinking, and strategic knowledge of exhibition making. The goal of the programme is to stimulate innovative curatorial approaches aimed at generating new ways of understanding, discussing and presenting our built and natural environment.
The program
The module will focus on the historical evolution of “curatorship” and exhibition making, with a close attention given to contemporary case studies in the fields of architecture and design. A comparative analysis of exhibition making between art and architecture will form the area of discourse for seminar discussions.
The module will be devoted to the purpose of the exhibition, examining ideas related to the nature of the object, the narrative of the subject, and the experimental potentiality of format. Key areas that will be discussed include: representation and presentation in architecture and design, and the strategies and languages for display and communication within a wide variety of media.
The module will be centred in subjects related to the museum, large international exhibitions and public spaces, and the spatial dynamics and behaviour of the public – including the role of digital platforms and social networks. Part of this module will be framed as a laboratory in which skillsets acquired thus far will be applied in order to analyse and verify the strategies outlined in the exhibitions of La Biennale di Venezia during scheduled group visits.
Internship
Students will have to do a three month-long internship in one of a broad range of possible institutions, organisations, and companies, in Italy or abroad. This placement can be within museums, cultural institutions, with autonomous professionals, online publishing platforms, or with print media. The experience of this internship is not only a moment to complement further independent research and to have hands-on curatorial practice, but is also an opportunity to build real-world relationships and future collaborations with colleagues and professionals involved in the expanded curatorial field.
Thesis
The course culminates in an independent thesis, conceived as an academically rigorous written research for an original exhibition project. The output will be a Catalogue containing an essay explaining the conceptual framework, the elements to be explored, the concept for display within a determined space, and a complete and thorough description of all the topics required to materialize the exhibition project. During all of the modules, class time will be dedicated to the thesis theme with faculty tutors.
Pippo Ciorra
Senior Curator of Architecture at the MAXXI in Rome. Appointed member for the International Jury of La Biennale di Venezia 2016.
Pedro Gadanho
Artistic Director of the Museu de Arte, Arquitectura e Tecnologia (MAAT) in Lisbon, former Curator of Architecture at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
Andres Lepik
Director of the Architekturmuseum der Technischen Universität München, Germany.
Angela Mengoni
PHD in Semiotics, Professor of Visual Semiotics and Image Theory.
James Taylor-Foster
European Editor-at-Large, ArchDaily. Co-curator, In Therapy (2016 Nordic Pavilion, La Biennale di Venezia).
Mateo Eiletz
Architect, Programme Head, specialised in exhibition design and management for National Participations at La Biennale di Venezia.
Malvina Borgherini
Architect, Professor, Director of the Multimedia lab at the Università IUAV di Venezia.
Agnes Kohlmeyer
Curator and Writer of Art, Professor of Visual Arts.
Angelo Maggi
Architect, Professor of History of Architecture through Photography, Cinema and Visual Communication.
Carmelo Marabello
Phd in Anthropology, Professor of Theory of Media and Anthropology of the Images.
Christoph Pourtois
Exhibition Manager for the MAXXI in Rome, La Biennale di Venezia and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Luka Skansi
Architectural Historian, Curator and Writer. Guest Curator at La Biennale di Venezia 2014. Co-Curator at MAO (Slovenian Museum of Architecture and Design).