Italian Government Tourist Board - North America
Italy News #13 - May 9, 2007
Il Futurismo a Marcon
Marcon (VE), Spazioeventi Orler - Through 23 June, 2007
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This event celebrates, albeit two years in advance, the 100th anniversary of the Italian Avantgarde of the XXth century. There are more than 250 works of art on show and the exhibition is divided in 4 sections. The first section analyzes the works on the dynamism of the machine, the body, the city and nature. The artists featured in this section are: Boccioni, Balla, Severini and Soffici, and for the period 1920-1940: Depero, Dottori, Pannaggi and others. The second section “Vision of the perspective aerial and cosmic” is dedicated to the aero-paintings of Dottori, Crali, Tato, Benedetta, Prampolini, Fillia, Andreoni, Peruzzi, Delle Site, Tulli and others. In the last two sections, the Futuristic language of the Sacred is represented in the “Sacred Art and spirituality” and in “The Futuristic reconstruction of the Universe” are on show other practical applications of this type of art in furniture, fashion, design and entertainment.
Gerard Titus Carmel
Ischia, Castello Aragonese - May 18 – September 30, 2007
www.castelloaragonese.it
On display one hundred paintings and drawings that best represent the artist’s most recent production. Gerard Titus Carmel’s works are a sort of “opposite landscapes”, where the representation of thick leaves goes beyond being a show of nature and becomes an inner and emotional experience in which the artist’s conception is realized in the vision of the world.
Roma, Palazzo Incontro - Through June 3, 2007
www.provincia.roma.it
This exhibition is held in the newly restored Palazzo Incontro. The life of Christ is depicted by the artistic genius of Giovan Lorenzo Bernini. The exhibition, an unusual representation of the Stations of the Cross includes 50 artworks of different types: paintings, etchings, marble and bronze sculptures. Bernini’s production represents one of the highest points of Italian Baroque and this exhibit marks the debut of 2 paintings never seen before: Cristo Patiens and Cristo Battezzato.
Novecento italiano a Firenze
Fiesole, Basilica di Sant’Alessandro - Through 3 June, 2007
“Giorgio De Chirico and the XXth Century before and after the Transavangarde” is the title of this exhibition dedicated to period rich in historic and artistic values for Italy. The exhibition is characterized by some of the most important works by Giorgio De Chirico, but also by other artist that operated in this artistic contest like Conti, Bacci, Trinnanzi, Annigoni etc.
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event
celebrates, albeit two years in advance, the 100th
anniversary of the Italian Avantgarde of the XXth century. There are
more than 250 works of art on show and the exhibition is divided in
4 sections. The first section analyzes the works on the dynamism of
the machine, the body, the city and nature. The artists featured in
this section are: Boccioni, Balla, Severini and Soffici, and for the
period 1920-1940: Depero, Dottori, Pannaggi and others. The second
section “Vision of the perspective aerial and cosmic” is dedicated
to the aero-paintings of Dottori, Crali, Tato, Benedetta, Prampolini,
Fillia, Andreoni, Peruzzi, Delle Site, Tulli and others. In the last
two sections, the Futuristic language of the Sacred is represented
in the “Sacred Art and spirituality” and in “The Futuristic
reconstruction of the Universe” are on show other practical
applications of this type of art in furniture, fashion, design and
entertainment.
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