At the end of the scenography course and the Skené Crea performing arts laboratory, conceived and curated by the teacher and set designer Zarga Martini, the students’ exhibition set up in the former Glo spaces will be inaugurated on Wednesday 7 June.

The works are the result of four months of research and work conducted by the teacher on the major themes connected to the panorama of the city, to inhabiting places and non-places, to daily living suspended in the balance between contingency and existence.

A special tribute is dedicated to the scenography inspired by Picasso’s masterpiece, Guernica, following the exhibition hosted at the MAN during the winter.

It will be possible to visit the exhibition until Friday 16 June at the following times: morning 10.30am/1pm, afternoon 4pm/6pm.

Names of the authors: Serafina Olianas, Veronica Cosseddu, Franco Domenico Mura, Marzia Masala, Mirko Deiana, Massimiliano Mellino, Pina Monne, Maria Luisa Monni, Vincenza De Muro, Sinfarosa Gungui, Vittoria Oggianu, Teresa Podda, Patrizia Floris, Maria Teresa Salvadori.