We’re excited to introduce Ondo Agenda, a series of playful and creative publications accompanying each exhibition. Inspired by 1970s diaries found in the textile warehouse that houses our exhibitions, these publications are designed to deepen research, engage the public, and archive Ondo’s evolving journey.
What makes Ondo Agenda stand out is its unique blend of personal reflections and scholarly insights. Its diary-like format adds an intimate, approachable touch to exhibition texts, making art and research feel more accessible.
Featuring contributions from art critics, researchers, and professionals, Ondo Agenda offers fresh perspectives on the works on display, presented in a way that welcomes all.
This issue focuses on Dial Dialogue Dial, an exhibition that explores the dialogue between the practices of Sara Ravelli and Melanie Ebenhoch in response to Torna La Dea al Suo Tempio (1944) by Maria Morino Savinio. It includes Ruggero Savinio’s final written text on his mother Maria’s work, alongside a personal essay by artist and writer Kasia Fudawkoski.
Photography by Gaia Anselmi Tamburini.