Ben Vautier, Art=Ben, 1970, © Studio Gariboldi

Ben’s Room

Until 29 July 2025.
Monday – Friday from 11am to 1pm and from 2pm to 6pm
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Stiamo preparando una mostra che vedrà la luce nel 2026. La prima fase è di ricerca. In questa immagine, il gallerista e lo storico dell’arte, stanno studiando i documenti d’archivio.
@giovanni_gariboldi & @theblueflaneur 

Alle spalle di Giovanni Gariboldi: Aldo Mondino, untitled, 1965, seta colorata con fazzoletto da tasca, 68.5x56 cm 

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We are preparing an exhibition scheduled for 2026. The first phase is research. In this image, the gallery owner and the art historian are studying archival documents.
Behind Giovanni Gariboldi: Aldo Mondino, untitled, 1965, coloured silk with handkerchief, 26x22 inches

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Aiko Miyawaki ha trasformato la luce in materia, creando sculture che cambiano con lo spazio e il tempo. 

Questo dialogo, che trova eco nell’architettura contemporanea, è spesso contemplato nei nostri progetti dove esploriamo la fusione tra luce e spazio, e dove la luce naturale modella l’esperienza abitativa.

Nel carosello alcune opere dell’artista presso la mostra “Sculpture 1966-1969”, da poco presentata dallo Studio Gariboldi a Milano, ha celebrato questa ricerca tra arte e percezione.

Photo slide 3 e 4 by Michele Sereni - courtesy Studio Gariboldi 
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Aiko Miyawaki transformed light into matter, creating sculptures that evolve with space and time.

This dialogue, which resonates in contemporary architecture, is often reflected in our projects, where we explore the fusion of light and space, and where natural light shapes the living experience.

In the carousel, some of the artist’s works from the exhibition “Sculpture 1966-1969”, recently presented by Studio Gariboldi in Milan, celebrate this exploration of art and perception.
Jean-Pierre Raynaud (Courbevoie, 1939, FR) is one of the most radical postwar conceptual artists. His work focuses on strong symbols like vases, tiles, and flags, turning everyday objects into powerful visual and political statements.

Psycho object pour fil “C”, 1965
Assemblage (wood, mirror, electric wire, paint)
46×66×3 cm / 61×66×3 cm

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Jean-Pierre Raynaud (Courbevoie, 1939, FR) è uno degli artisti concettuali più radicali del dopoguerra. La sua ricerca ruota attorno a simboli forti come vasi, piastrelle e bandiere. Le sue opere trasformano oggetti comuni in potenti dichiarazioni visive e politiche.

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