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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

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Discover the latest updates with our voice messages

With Threads, we have the opportunity to share our stories and all gallery events with you using voice messages, adding a personal dimension to our narratives.

Joining our community on Threads is easy!
Download the app, search for our profile, and click “Follow.”
It will be an immediate way to be part of our voice conversations and stay connected to the gallery’s updates.

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February 17, 2024

This course is designed to offer art and cinema enthusiasts a different perspective on viewing artworks and films. Filmmaker Giovanni Covini employs cinema to delve deeply into individual frames. The hours spent together will provide an immersive opportunity to explore the hidden dynamics behind each shot and to reveal to ourselves an unknown, perhaps more effective, way to look at and see artworks.

Enrollments at press@studiogariboldi.com

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Giovanni Covini, a film director and a professor at the Civica scuola d’Arte Drammatica Paolo Grassi in Milan, came to visit the exhibition. We are currently planning a course on reading, meditation, and understanding images, which we will let you know soon.

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The ‘Photographing an exhibition’ contest has ended. We are delighted by the numerous entries from young photographers. Today, we present an image by Mathias Russo, showcasing a unique perspective on the interplay of light within the gallery space.

The exhibition’s pictures are entrusted to the precise and perceptive eye of Federico Puricelli.
You can find them here:

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Sohyeon Kim, 22 years old, from Busan (Korea), a Design student at Yonsei University in Seoul, is currently interning at our gallery. Her project is to become a curator, and we hope she will achieve her goals.