Reaction

Reaction

From Claes Oldenburg’s Pop Art to the minimalist sculptures of John McCracken, passing through the conceptual works of Haim Steinbach and Ai Weiwei, “Reaction” is a surprising live performance that guides the audience through a fascinating adventure into Modern and Contemporary Art.

The performance can take place both in museum spaces and in outdoor settings.

Structure of the site-specific project

Phase 1 – Organization and co-design
Planning meetings to define the selected artworks within the museum or location and to identify the working group. Launch of the communication and outreach campaign.

Phase 2 – Workshop
A one-week workshop made up of 4 to 5 sessions, each lasting 3 to 4 hours, designed for a group of approximately 20 participants.

Phase 3 – Public presentation
One or more public performances showcasing the spectacular actions developed during the workshop, performed by the participants together with the company’s artists.

Stalker Teatro

During the 1990s, as part of a five-year residency at Cittadellarte, Stalker Teatro developed significant projects with Michelangelo Pistoletto, working across Italy and Europe in festivals, theaters, universities, and prestigious contemporary art museums.

In the 2000s, the group established themselves in the Vallette district of Turin, a peripheral neighborhood where they created “Officine CAOS“, a cultural hub dedicated to artistic production, urban regeneration, and social inclusion.

From the 2010s onward, with a distinctive style that blends site-specific events, performance art, and participatory theater, Stalker Teatro has performed at major venues and festivals throughout Europe and beyond.

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