HUMAN RIGHTS? #CLIMA – Edizione 2019

UNRIC Agenda 2030 says about the climate change: “Climate change is now affecting every country on every continent. It is disrupting national economies and affecting lives, costing people, communities and countries dearly today and even more tomorrow. Weather patterns are changing, sea levels are rising, weather events are becoming more extreme and greenhouse gas emissions are now at their highest levels in history. Without action, the world’s average surface temperature is likely to surpass 3 degrees centigrade this century. The poorest and most vulnerable people are being affected the most.
Affordable, scalable solutions are now available to enable countries to leapfrog to cleaner, more resilient economies. The pace of change is quickening as more people are turning to renewable energy and a range of other measures that will reduce emissions and increase adaptation efforts. Climate change, however, is a global challenge that does not respect national borders. It is an issue that requires solutions that need to be coordinated at the international level to help developing countries move toward a low-carbon economy.
To strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change, countries adopted the Paris Agreement at the COP21 in Paris, which went into force in November of 2016. In the agreement, all countries agreed to work to limit global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees centigrade. As of April 2018, 175 parties had ratified the Paris Agreement and 10 developing countries had submitted their first iteration of their national adaptation plans for responding to climate change.”
AIAPI and Fondazione Campana dei Caduti intend to focus the 2019 edition of “HUMAN RIGHTS?” on this great problem that, for everybody, from a problem must become a solution.
The world belongs to all the people who live in it and will inhabit it and we all have enormous responsibilities for the future that we will leave to our children. We are all called to act, and act quickly, to change our habits. Let’s stop thinking “it’s not what I do in my small behaviour that pollutes the world”! Everyone, always, everywhere, we are all responsible.

Art can do a lot in this sense: it has the power to communicate with everyone, overcoming any barrier; has the strength to transmit strong images that anyone can understand; has the power to force us to reflect because if the narrative occupies relative spaces in the memory of the people, what instead passes through the view remains much more imprinted and is deposited in the conscience, even if unconsciously. More and more people are organizing to protest and raise awareness of society and those who govern us on these issues, on the extreme urgency of a change of course. Simply? We Artists are among those who want to warn of danger.
What artists are invited to do, therefore, is to shake up and invite them to reflect! HUMAN RIGHTS? by its very nature, it has always had this vocation to positive and proactive provocation, because even in this edition of this we are dealing with: provoking and being proactive at the same time, so as to shake people’s sensitivity with even intense vibrations, while transmitting at the same time a message and an invitation to “together we can.”
HUMAN RIGHTS? #CLIMA is a complex edition and AIAPI is aware that, as always, the artists know how to surprise with ideas that only creativity and freedom of thought can suggest. Art, with its great power helps us to reflect and act, is made clear and direct, accessible to everyone. This is the primary objective of AIAPI, which intends to ‘return’ art to the people, who now can live it with greater relaxation, with more intense involvement so as to feel part of a larger message. To the artists the task of speaking of great challenges. To the organizers, the Opera Campana dei Caduti Foundation and AIAPI, the complex but very interesting task of involving the best proposals among the many great talents from all over the world.

THE ARTISTS

Laura Alunni Marco Anastasi Simone Anticaglia Alfredo Avagliano Rossella Baldecchi Jean Paul Baret PG Baroldi Matteo Battellino Serena Battisti Bernie Bi@ Alessandra Bisi Bluer Gina Bonasera Claudine Boucq Enrico Bovi Riccardo Buonafede Eduardo Cabrer Luciano Caggianello Clelia Caliari Silvia Canton Maria Capellini Paolo Ceccon Christina G Hadely Antonella Ciceri Alex Coin Laura Corre Crisalidi di Artecalza e Scuola Giovanni XXIII di Treviso Margarita De Andreis Francesco De Lorenzo Giuseppe De Michele Albert Dedja Brigitte Dietz Evelyne Dominault Maria Donnici Ruggero Dovico Claudio Elli Cata Espina Cristina Faes Sève Favre Sofia Fotiadou Theodora Foutrou Ignazio Fresu Antonio Fumagalli Eleftheria Galati Aranka Gèrnè Mezősi Silvana Giannelli Silvio Giannini Fabrizio Giusti Rifat Koray Gőkan Katerina Grapsia Mihai Grosu Cristina Gualmini Jadwiga Hajdo Lydia Hoffnungsthal Tomasz Holuj Il Nastro Rosso Diane Marie Jacobs Patricia Jacomella Bonola Petra Jovanovska Maria Korporal Fenia Kotsopoulou Stella Kukulaki Binh Le Thanh Annalisa Lenzi Laura Lepore LOBERG Lavinia Longhetto e Lorenzo Cantarella Roberto Lorenzini Lilia Lujàn Ornella Luvisotto Giuliana Magalini Magenta Artistic Collaboration Antonella Maggi Gabriella Maldifassi Chaitali Mallick Daftari Rosy Mantovani Maria Rosaria Marchi Nata Marcillac Mariolina Laura Marmai Roberta Masciarelli Olga Mazyarkina Giovanni Mazzi Claudia Mazzitelli MEMO_ART – Marianna Merler e Christian Molin Georgios Merianos Francesco Mestria Maria Micozzi Elisa Migliaccio Nguyễn Minh Tân Gala Mirissa e Delawer Omar Anna Montanaro Luca Morselli Carlotta Morucchio Martha Mosquera Maurizio Muscettola Gabriela Natera Margaret Nella Arianna Niero Nikolinka Nikolova N’Uova Art Simo Nygren Giulio Orioli Elena Ospina Lia Pascaniuc pbellina Caterina Peterlini Monica Piazzetta Luca Piccini Yajaira M Pirela M Graziana Pizzini Liala Polato – Lia-Code Andrea Prandi Punto Critico Quellodelleuova Roberto Ramirez Anchique Silvia Rea Gloria Rech Tiziana Ricco Stefano Rosa Franco Rotella Imerio Rovelli Agnese RYEfield Carolina Saidenberg Silvia Sanna Carolina Santoli Antonella Sassanelli Cinzia Scarpa Vittorio Sedini Antonella Soria Jessica Spagnolo e Francesco Fai Maria Stamati Andrea Tabacco Grazyna Tarkowska Simonetta Testa Thyra & Anjan Barbara Tisocco Diana Tonutto Kerassia Touliatou O. Yemi Tubi/MOYAT Cetti Tumminia Guadalupe Urrutia Raffaella Vaccari Regina Vater Sonia Vinaccia Elena Visotto Petr Vlach Max Volpa Madeleine Wories Mari Yamagiwa YOPOZ Stefano Zaghetto Denis Zanardo Cristina Zanella Iaia Zanella Francesco Zavattaro Ardizzi Paola Zucchello Susi Zucchi

Performance by Giovanna D’Amico  & Filomena Di Brigida – In Heaven everything is fine

Acustic performance by Endrio Perrotta & PG Baroldi – New Art Sound System Caesar

TAM CAGLIARI | Mimmo Di Caterino & Barbara Ardau – Performative incursion – We support the movement for the opening of the Academy of Fine Arts in Cagliari

Music by Danilo Romano