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Press

Studio Gariboldi on Financial Times

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We are excited to participate in the “Panorama Monferrato” event, organized by Italics, which will take place from September 4 to 8. The exhibition, mentioned in the Financial Times article written by Maria Shollenbarger, involves 61 art galleries, including ours.

This year, the Panorama project will be held in four medieval towns in the Monferrato region of Piedmont – Camagna, Vignale, Montemagno, and Castagnole. All within a few kilometers of each other, they will offer a unique narrative route that combines ancient, modern, and contemporary art in historic locations such as churches, private palaces, and gardens. Curator Carlo Falciani describes this route as a “path of meditation” for visitors. Among the artists present will be Theaster Gates, Alex Katz, and our own Salvatore Scarpitta.

“Panorama Monferrato” is a unique event in Italy, not to be missed if you are in the north of the country towards the end of the summer.

Bookflow

Picasso. Una biografia

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Strange person Pablo Picasso, bizarre genius and powerful presence, not only in the History of Art worldwide but also in his private affections and relationships with colleagues and friends. For those who wish to traverse his life, from his great artistic achievements to his more fragile private relationships, there is a comprehensive and well-written biography considered almost a bible of the artist. It was written by Patrick O’Brian, a British writer, essayist and translator, and he did it thanks both to his direct acquaintance with Picasso and by studying the literature and documents about him.

This book interests us because it is a biography that draws art lovers into a history within history, it is didactic and at the same time flows like a novel.

Patrick O’Brian, Picasso. A Biography, Longanesi, 2023 (new edition)

Life in the gallery

The visual illiteracy of italians

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The visual illiteracy of italians

“From elementary school, our children should immediately learn to ‘see’, to associate art, cinema, literature, and history.” Vincenzo Trione in Corriere della Sera, June 25, 2024

Since 2023, Studio Gariboldi has been offering the public and collectors a series of meetings and courses aimed at providing tools to approach artworks from different perspectives. In the gallery, on Thursday afternoons and Saturday mornings, once a month, original human creatures take turns for reflections and views on the world.

“One of the greatest challenges of this moment is finding an effective key to offer a more in-depth and comprehensive vision of the work of artists and the historical period in which they are situated. At the same time, to train the eye of those who visit my gallery. Whether they are students doing internships or the general public. To see, one must know how to look, and this is not taught in any school.” Giovanni Gariboldi in Italics, June 2024

EVENTS

Mostre

Viceversa

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Opening February 22 at 6 pm

“VICEVERSA” is Giorgio Cardazzo Catalani’s solo exhibition of twenty works, divided into three rooms in which mirroring material and words become central elements of all the works on display.

Cardazzo Catalani creates a connection between the work and the viewer that develops in two ways: through his own reflected face, or by inviting the public to become the keeper of words capable of evoking reactions or reflections.

In the photo: G.Cardazzo Catalani, BOXES, Sognare, wood and brass, 50x15x15cm
ph R.Tronconi

Fairs

Arte Fiera Bologna 2024

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Studio Gariboldi will participate in the new edition of Arte Fiera, in Bologna, with a selection of important works within the Main Section.
We will be present in Pavilion 26, Booth B2, from Thursday 1 to Sunday 4 February with the following times: Thursday 1 February from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday 2, Saturday 3 and Sunday 4, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Entrance Constitution at the Bologna Exhibition Centre.

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