In Padua Goldin tells the Van Gogh novel

(ANSA) - OTTERLO, 13 JAN - It is not an exhibition but a galaxy that Marco Goldin is designing for Padua, worthy of the sky in the Scrovegni chapel. In the city between 2020 and 2022 the 25 years of its Shadow Line will be celebrated with two exceptional events around which a myriad of appointments covering the entire universe of art will rotate, worthy of the 11 million spectators that in this quarter of a century have visited the exhibitions curated by Goldin. From October 21st this year to April 11th 2021 Goldin will tell VincentVan Gogh 'The colors of life' through 125 masterpieces of his and other artists ranging from Gauguin to Bacon. Then from the end of 2021 to 2022 he will start again from the Dutch painter to tell the skies painted in art, always in Padua in the renewed space of San Gaetano. They will be, as in the Goldin tradition, "between the four and five most visited exhibitions in the world", as has often happened in the past, in the 23 years that have passed since the company that "" has done something unique in Italy ", he says with passion that distinguishes him in all his businesses that started from small Treviso. To tell the new adventure Goldin took the press to the heart of a forest in the Netherlands, in Otterlo, where in 1932 HeleneKroller Muller had a house museum built to house her art collection. '' 180 drawings by VanGogh and 90 of his paintings collected by the foundress from the beginning of the twentieth century are preserved here, to the point of being the second largest museum in the world for the artist's number of works after that of Amsterdam '', explains director Lisette Pelsers, and of these '70s between paintings and drawings will go on loan to Padua. It will be the most popular loan among those from all over Europe, from the USA and in one case from Italy, with a loan from Rome's Yum.
Also on display is the iconic self-portrait which is also the image chosen to promote the event. (HANDLE).