Author Archives: camilla

Alfredo Jaar will present the exhibition “El lado oscuro de la luna” , a selection of works related to Chile, made during his early years as a visual artist. These are works that have remained in the background over the years and that the author wants to place at the

Contemporary artists reread the work of Rocco Scotellaro Edited by Giuseppe Appella

Marina Abramović has gained worldwide acclaim as a performance artist. She has constantly tested the limits of her physical and mental endurance in her work, subjecting herself to exhaustion, pain and even the possibility of death. This major exhibition presents key moments in Abramović’s career through sculpture, video, installation and

A city-wide exhibition curated by Cristiana Perrella. After Procida and Monopoli, ITALICS brings to L’Aquila the third edition of Panorama, the traveling diffuse exhibition that since 2021 has been connecting art, architecture, antiquity and the contemporary with the territory and its communities, and for the second year has been sponsored

The Termoli Prize, which has been in existence since 1955, is among the longest-running in the Italian art scene; successive editions have created a rich collection of artworks entrusted to the MACTE Foundation since 2019. Following the success of the 62nd edition, the first one organized by the MACTE Museum

An exhibition that stems from the “Landscape Workshop: ideas, practices, art exercises,” which saw artists from multiple generations confront each other through a series of meetings on the issues of landscape, diversity, sustainability and resources from scientific and artistic perspectives. “The outcomes of the raggioverde program we are presenting on

Lia Rumma Gallery is pleased to announce the prestigious award of the Accademia dei Lincei to Anselm Kiefer. Every year, since 1950, the Accademia dei Lincei has awarded the prestigious “Antonio Feltrinelli” Prizes to personalities who have distinguished themselves in the scientific or humanistic fields on a national and international

“Anacronismo” (Anachronism) consists of sheets of mirrored glass placed on top of small piles of sand, which capture and reflect the frescoes on the walls around them; thus, an unprecedented interaction between the observer’s position in the space and the visual stimuli that surround him or her is born. The

Whether it is history, religion, or mythology, Anselm Kiefer addresses existential issues in his sculptures and paintings. He gained notoriety by aggressively addressing the taboos of postwar Germany. For Kiefer’s impressive work as a cultural mediator between Germany and France, he has now been awarded the German National Prize.

Focused on sculpture and works on paper, Ecstatic adds another dimension to the museum-wide presentation of the Hammer Contemporary Collection. The exhibition is organized around two distinct installations that emphasize the role of each medium within the scope of the museum’s collecting.