Image source: Mercanteinfiera.it
Next weekend I will visit The Mercante in fiera International fair of modernism, antiques and collectables, held in the Fiere di Parma exhibition grounds, in Parma in north of Italy.
Every year, in spring and in autumn, over 1,000 exhibitors show furniture, jewellery, both fine. costume, fine art, old icons, and the most amazing objects.
Keith Haring, Untitled, 1983, vernice vinilica su telone vinilico, 173 x 169,9 cm, Belgio, collezione privata. Courtesy Martos Gallery, New York © Keith Haring Foundation
Keith Haring was a bright meteor, who went through the world as light a feather.
He died at the age of 31, but he had enough time to become a great artist, leaving his mark, or rather his drawings, which call to mind other drawings and can go on forever.
Keith Haring. About art, is the first exhibition retracing the life and the career of this artist and will arrive in Milan (read also what to see in Milan: the museum you must see), and will make a comparison between his works and works by other artists and other artistic languages which influenced his work.
In this article you can find all the information, but if you’d like to know more aspects of the exhibition you can read Works by Keith Haring: About art
Wunderkammern Milano begin the new year presenting Hazy state of affairs, the solo show of the Italian duo Miaz Brothers.
The Miaz Brothers (Milan, 1965 and 1968) live and work in Valencia, Spain.
Winners of the prestigious 5th Arte Laguna Awards Painting section in 2011.
At the beginning of their career, during their experimental phase, the two brothers travelled all around the world and explored different artistic techniques, including video, painting and photography.
Alessandro Milesi, Corteggiamento al mercato (1887 circa)
Vedere le opere di tutti i maggiori artisti dell’Ottocento italiano riuniti in un solo luogo è emozionante.
Sarà che il periodo della storia dell’arte che preferisco di più in questo periodo della mia vita, sarà anche che rivedere le opere di Hayez dopo la mostra spettacolare delle Gallerie d’Italia mi fa venire sempre i brividi, ma la mostra in corso a Brescia mi ha incantata.
Dynamic, eclectic, brilliant. Fortunato Depero was an amazing creative artist.
In 1917 he signed together with Giacomo Balla the Manifesto of “Ricostruzione futurista dell’universo” (“Futurist Reconstruction of the Universe”) containing the idea of a total work of art, capable of assimilating all artistic languages. Then, Depero realized a big dream: to open the Casa d’arte futurista (the House of Futurist Art), specializing in commercial art, furniture and Applied Arts.
From March 18th to July 2nd 2017 the Fondazione Magnani Rocca (Magnani Rocca Foundation) will host a great exhibition dedicated to Fortunato Depero.
