Liu Ye, Catherine Deneuve, 2012. Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 45 cm. Private Collection, Beijing. Photography: Roberto Marossi; courtesy of Fondazione Prada Milano

Fondazione Prada looks inwards and outwards for its virtual presence

On the back of show postponements, the Milan institutionhas amped up its virtual presence, offering a visual lab of creativity to keep the inspiration flowing. Across platforms including Vimeo, Youtube, Facebook and the website, Fondazione Prada is forming virtual exhibition experiences, opening up the archives, presenting video projects and more.Inner Views takes a visual dive into three recently-opened exhibitions: Storytelling, by Chinese painter Liu Ye, K, a multi-platform exhibition inspired by three uncompleted Franz Kafka novels and The Porcelain Room, exploring the historical significance of Chinese-exported porcelain. Here, the institution thinks beyond the gallery experience, offering new interviews and videos encouraging intimate engagement with the exhibitions and the creative minds behind them. In Outer Views, the foundation transcendsphysical and virtual walls, documenting thecuratorial contribution of Collezione Prada, including recent loans for major retrospectives of Donald Judd, Bruce Nauman and Richard Artschwager.fondazioneprada.org; instagram/fondazioneprada

Writer: Harriet Lloyd-Smith

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