Clara Ianni lives and works. In her installations, videos, sculptures and drawings she suggests critical approaches to dominant histories, power structures and institutional frameworks. Her work often develops strategies based on research, detours and imagination.
Ianni has a BA in Visual Arts from the Universidade de São Paulo. Her exhibitions include New Museum Triennial (2021), 34th São Paulo Bienal (2020), “Utopia/Dystopia – part I”, MAAT Lisbon, Portugal (2017), Talking to Action / Hablar y Actuar, Los Angeles, EUA (2017), Jakarta Bienal (2015), 31st São Paulo Bienal (2014), Yebisu Festival, Tokyo (2015), MDE15, Medellin, Bogotá (2015), 19th Panorama VideoBrasil, 33o Panorama de Arte Brasileira, Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo (2013), 12th Istanbul Biennal, Istanbul (2011). Her residences include Jan Van Eyck Academy (2023), Delfina Foundation, London (2018), AIR Laboratory, Warsaw (2017), HIWAR – Conversations in Amman, Jordan (2013), Museu da Pampulha, and Belo Horizonte (2011). She was one of the curators of the program “The future of memory – memory and forgetfullness in Latin America”, with Goethe Institute.
Her work integrates the collections of MAR – Museu de Arte do Rio, Rio de Janeiro; VideoBrasil, São Paulo, FRAC, France, and MOMA, New York.
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Clara Ianni vive e trabalha. Por meio de instalações, vídeo, escultura e desenhos sugere abordagens críticas às histórias dominantes, às estruturas de poder e às estruturas institucionais.
Cursou Artes Visuais na Universidade de São Paulo. Participou de exposições como “Histórias Feministas”, MASP (2019), Utopia/Distopia, MAAT Lisboa(2017), Jakarta Bienal (2015), 31a Bienal de São Paulo(2014), Yebisu Festival, Tokio (2015), 19th Panorama VideoBrasil, 33º Panorama de Arte Brasileira, MAM São Paulo (2013), 12th Istanbul Biennal, Istanbul (2011). Entre as residências que realizou estão Jan Van Eyck Academy (2023), AIR Residency, Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle, Varsóvia, Polônia, HIWAR I Conversations in Amman, Jordan (2013), Bolsa Pampulha, Museu da Pampulha, Belo Horizonte (2011). Foi curadora do programa “Futuro da Memória – Poéticas de Memória e Esquecimento na América Latina”, junto com o Goethe Institute, de 2016 a 2018.
A obra de Clara Ianni integra as coleções públicas do MAR – Museu de Arte do Rio, Rio de Janeiro; VideoBrasil, São Paulo, FRAC, França, e MOMA, Nova York.
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