Medardo Rosso (Turin, 1858 – Milan, 1928) was one of the great pioneers of modern art and remains a significant reference point for many artists to this day. He created a radically anti-monumental and profoundly experimental body of work that challenges the boundaries of media, materials, and presentation forms.

In a guided exhibition tour, curator Heike Eipeldauer, together with artist Nairy Baghramian and author Lisa Le Feuvre, will discuss what makes Rosso's groundbreaking work so "alarmingly alive" (Phyllida Barlow) even today.