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17.04.2026

After After Party

Performance, Screening, Milano

H19:00–23:00
Sala Meili, via del Vecchio Politecnico 3/via Palestro 2

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17.04.2026

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H19:00–23:00
Sala Meili, via del Vecchio Politecnico 3/via Palestro 2

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After After Party
Screening e programma live a cura di Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti e Barbara Casavecchia

Una collaborazione tra Istituto Svizzero e Mousse

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Istituto Svizzero e Mousse invitano a condividere una serata nata dall’intreccio delle loro pratiche. After After Party presenta un programma di video e performance live, co-curato attorno a un fil rouge che mette in dialogo la mostra di Romane de Watteville all’Istituto Svizzero con la linea editoriale di Mousse Magazine. Il progetto si concentra sul momento che segue la celebrazione collettiva, esplorando la festa come rituale capace di unire tra perdita e gioia. L’evento, che segna inoltre il ventesimo anniversario di Mousse, si concluderà con un “karaoke triste” commissionato all’artista Sara Leghissa.

La serata sarà preceduta da una visita guidata alla mostra I’ll miss you when I scroll away di Romane de Watteville alle H18:00.

Con il supporto del Consolato generale di Svizzera.

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