LUCCA - Waiting for the color of the regions to hopefully return to yellow from May, we continue with the exhibitions that can be visited virtually and with the events set up outdoors.
LUCCA - The Palazzo delle Esposizioni celebrates Frédéric Bruly Bouabré with the great anthology "Arte Alfabeto Universale", curated by Alessandro Romanini, which documents the over fifty-year career of the Ivorian artist who died in 2014. Scheduled from April 9 to June 13, the exhibition (for now available online with guided tours, virtual tours and video pills on the social channels of the Palazzo delle Esposizioni and on those of the Banca del Monte di Lucca Foundation which organizes it together with the Lucca Sviluppo Foundation) presents over 350 works accompanied by documents and historical photos that reveal attention to the themes of dialogue between peoples and cultural cohesion through the language of art.
The exhibition sees the collaboration of the Alighiero and Boetti Foundation, which lends important archival documents and works, evidence of the bond between the two artists.
MONDOLFO (PU) - Until April 18 it will be possible to virtually visit the exhibition "Risorgi, Passione!", Set up in the museum spaces of the Monumental Complex of Sant'Agostino.
Born with the aim of investigating, through the mystery of Christ's rebirth after suffering, the need for art in our complex daily life, the exhibition presents ancient statues, photographs, sacred-themed installations that until recently, before the covid, were used for installations, altar machines and processions in the Easter period.
The exhibition is available on the Facebook pages of the Municipality of Mondolfo, the Parish of Santa Giustina and the PAM - Pro Arte Mondolfo Association.
BOLOGNA - From 8 April to 25 July Palazzo Fava hosts "Sfregi", an anthology by Nicola Samorì, curated by Alberto Zanchetta and Chiara Stefani, a project by Genus Bononiae.
Museums in the City with the support of the Cassa di Risparmio Foundation in Bologna.
In a continuous dialogue with the history of art, thanks to the presence of some works from the collections of the Carisbo Foundation - such as the Penitent Magdalene by Canova and the portraits of blind women by Annibale Carracci - about 80 works by Samorì are exhibited, including paintings and sculptures, belonging to the artistic production of the last twenty years.
MILAN - From 25 March to 24 June the illustrator Carlo Stanga is the fourth protagonist of the review "Nice to meet you" at Milan Malpensa airport, created to tell and celebrate through digital art and the representation of the city of Milan the desire to leave and to meet.
Entitled "Popping Up Milano" and visible at the Porta di Milano of Terminal 1 on a large ledwall of over 12 meters, Stanga's installation blends illustration and animation in a poetic vision that shows a crescendo of images and sounds: a portrait emerges exciting and authentic of the Lombard capital that wants to counter the stereotyped image of the city too often conveyed on social networks.
ROME - The Garbatella district told through the images of "Visioni", the first cycle of the three-year project Garbatella Images 2021, with the artistic direction of Francesco Zizola and the curatorship of Sara Alberani and Francesco Rombaldi (YOGURT Magazine): from 10 to 20 April in lots 24, 29, 30 and 55 of the district, the unpublished photographic works of 6 authors / authors - Mary Baldo, Luca Brunetti, Luigi Cecconi, Simone D'Angelo, Federica Leone, Linda Pezzano - also set up at gallery 10b are on display photography.
Guided tours are also scheduled, open and free by reservation, to lead the inhabitants and all the public along the exhibition path.
