Lucia Marcucci. Tutto qui?, 11 June 7:00 pm, Museion
Following an international presentation tour launched in November 2025, the book tour for Lucia Marcucci. Tutto qui? arrives at Museion (Piazza Piero Siena, 1, 39100 Bolzano-Bozen) for its final event.
Taking place on 11 June at 7:00 pm, the evening will open with Tutto qui? Tutte qui, tutte chi?, a performance by Giulia Crispiani conceived specifically for the occasion.
Designed as a journey through the museum’s exhibition spaces, the performance invites audiences to take part in an itinerant experience combining readings, performative actions, and sound interventions. Through language, movement, and engagement with Museion’s architecture, Crispiani reflects on language, presence, and collective modes of listening, entering into dialogue with themes that are central to Lucia Marcucci’s artistic practice.
The performance will be followed by a conversation featuring Giulia Crispiani, Annalisa Sacchi, and the graphic design studio bruno (Andrea Codolo and Giacomo Covacich), moderated by Frida Carazzato (Museion) and Francesca Verga (Ar/Ge Kunst). Building on Sacchi’s essay published in the volume, the discussion will explore the role of performance and language in Marcucci’s work and their continuing relevance within contemporary artistic practices. Codolo and Covacich will also present the book’s graphic design project, offering insights into the process of translating the artist’s conceptual legacy into editorial form.
Presented by Museion and Ar/Ge Kunst and published by bruno (Venice), Lucia Marcucci. Tutto qui? is the first monograph dedicated to the Florentine artist, a leading figure of Italian Visual Poetry. Developed from two exhibitions held in 2023—Lucia Marcucci. Poesie e no at Museion and L’Offesa at Ar/Ge Kunst—the volume brings together critical essays, archival materials, and new research, shedding light on the complexity of a practice that spanned poetry, image-making, performance, and political critique.
The publication was produced with the support of the Directorate-General for Contemporary Creativity of the Italian Ministry of Culture as part of the Italian Council programme (13th edition, 2024).
