The "Grow it Yourself" exhibition at Parco d'Arte Vivente (PAV) in Torino, Italy, presents a series of experiments. It focuses on how agricultural production and natural resource management connect with artistic practice and social ability. This group show examines critical consequences for contemporary food policies.
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Grow It Yourself is a group exhibition at Parco d'Arte Vivente (PAV) in Torino, Italy, curated by Marco Scotini. It explores the relationship between artistic practice, agricultural production, and self-management of natural resources, examining the consequences for food policies.
The group exhibition 'Grow It Yourself,' held at Parco d'Arte Vivente (PAV) in Torino, Italy, ran from June 12 to October 18, 2015. Curated by Marco Scotini, the show delves into a series of experiments where agricultural production and the self-management of natural resources intersect with food policies, tracing a constituent relationship between artistic practice and social ability. The exhibition prominently features works and projects by collectives such as Futurefarmers, Myvillages, and Inland-Campo Adentro, alongside a contribution by Piero Gilardi. Myvillages exhibited four projects, including 'International Village Shop,' 'Made in Zvizzchi,' 'Company,' and 'I like being a Farmer,' showcasing diverse approaches to community-based art and resourcefulness.
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