NEWS
Art & Cinema
The silence of man
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‘THE SILENCE OF MAN’
An experience conducted by filmmaker Giovanni Covini.
Thursday, April 18th, and Saturday, April 20th.
Opening
An exhibition by Giorgio Cardazzo Catalani
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Thursday, February 22nd, from 6:00 pm, the exhibition VICEVERSA inaugurates: a reflective journey on the investigation of the Self and contemporary narcissism. Through twenty-seven works made of brass, wood, and aluminum, the artist establishes connections with the audience by using reflective materials and carefully chosen words.
THEHEAVINESSOFLOVE, TODOORNOTTODO, RESTINTHEONLYSOFTNESS are among the suggestions offered during the immersive experience in the halls of Corso Monforte 23.
Among all the works, the double plaque NARCISO stands out, summarizing the entire exhibition and inviting the viewer to choose their position in the world, in that precise moment of life.
Gallery life
Exploring the image
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‘Exploring the image’
The cinema reading course, led by filmmaker Giovanni Covini, took place on Saturday, February 17th. During the session, Giovanni Covini analyzed the film Before I Fall directed by Ry Russo-Young. We thank all the participants who joined us.
The dates for the upcoming workshops are Thursday, April 18th, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and Saturday, April 20th, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM.
For more information, please email press@studiogariboldi.com
BookFlow
Come la politica condiziona l’arte
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Does politics condition art?
How and why do dictatorships seek to establish rules to which art must adhere? What is the reason the United States has committed resources and tools to play a central role in the art world? These important questions are addressed by art critic Demetrio Paparoni in his book. It’s interesting because it sheds light on the often invisible relationships between art and power.
Demetrio Paparoni, “Come la politica condiziona l’arte”, Ponte Alle Grazie, 2023.
Fairs
Arte Fiera Bologna
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We are at Arte Fiera Bologna, Pavilion 26, Booth B2. Come and visit our Booth!
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Contro le mostre
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It is an Italian trend: always the same exhibitions, around ten thousand a year, designed to entertain the same audience again and again. According to Tomaso Montanari and Vincenzo Trione, we should start doing serious, educational and free exhibitions again. All the arguments on this issue can be read in a 2017 book, published by Einaudi, entitled Contro le mostre (Against exhibitions).
It is interesting because public exhibitions are important both to entertain and to form a taste and grow new knowledgeable collectors.
Tomaso Montanari Vincenzo Trione, Contro le mostre, Einaudi 1917.
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
Gallery artists
Aurélie Nemours
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Discovering Aurélie Nemours
Within the exhibition “RÊVERIES” we invite you to explore the work of the pioneer of abstract art, Aurélie Nemours.
Aurélie Nemours (1910-2005) was a poet and painter who made the square the essential format of her work from 1965. We share with you an insightful podcast episode from “Les grandes dames de l’art”, entirely dedicated to this extraordinary artist. The podcast celebrates talented female artists of the 20th century, providing a fascinating immersion into their lives and works.
“RÊVERIES: thirteen French artists from the post-war period” is open until January 31, 2024
