Next summer I’ll be part of Nessuno si salva da solo (“No one saves themselves alone”), a group exhibition at Spazio Murat in Bari. I was invited by the Italian curator Augusto Ficele, as one of eight Italian artists under 40.

The show looks at what it feels like to be young right now: the anxiety and uncertainty of our generation, and the plain truth that no one gets through it alone. It also makes the case that Bari is not only a city of history, but a place that gives a voice to new ideas.

The artists are Flavio Orlando, Arianna Marcolin, Roberto de Pinto, Angela Maltoni, Pasquale Gadaleta, Laura Omacini, Francesca Mirabile and me, Isotta Page. Between us we work across painting, sculpture, installation and conceptual practice. Spazio Murat is a 300-square-metre contemporary art and design space in the centre of Bari, on Piazza del Ferrarese.

Augusto is a journalist for Il Quotidiano del Sud and hosts L’arte da ascoltare on InBlu radio, as well as Mischia, a new podcast from the contemporary art space Spazio Supernova in Trastevere.

Where the money goes

Spazio Murat is funding almost all of the show, and we’re raising the rest: transporting the artworks from across Italy to Bari, and one night’s stay for the artists at the opening. Our goal for this fundraiser is $2,200.

Thank you for helping bring Nessuno si salva da solo (“No one saves themselves alone”) to life. We are so grateful for your support.