Susanne Kutter, born in Wernigerode, Germany, in 1971 but who today lives in Berlin, is presenting a series of new works specifically conceived for the rooms of the gallery. Susanne Kutter’s video and installation work has always been centred on the mechanisms that create and deposit certainties and expectations in each of us, only then to elude them and frustrate them through small and large everyday catastrophes.

The MAAB Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Más alla del marco [Beyond the Frame], a solo show by the Uruguayan artist, poet, and intellectual Carmelo Arden Quin (1913-2010).

The Maab Gallery is presenting, for the first time in Milan, a show by the German artist Axel Lieber (Düsseldorf, 1960), one of the most original voices on the contemporary European scene, as has been demonstrated by his exhibitions at the Moderna Museet, Stockholm (2010), the Den Frie centre for contemporary arts, Copenhagen (2012), the Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, and the permanent room devoted to his work at the Bonner Kunst Museum which opened in October this year.

Bruno Munari (Milan 1907-1998) was one of the international leaders of the renewal of the visual and material culture of the 20^th century. His artistic path was versatile and seminal, not only for the variety of his references to the world of art and culture, but also because he was able early on to link together sculpture, industrial design, painting, cinema, animation, publishing, graphic design, and teaching. Still today his constant references to the creative freedom of childhood and a subtle yet unbridled irony have made him a reference point for the younger generations, also as a result of the wide-ranging cultural plan that he promoted which included such extra-European art experiences as those of the Far East.