I told you that Genoa is a beautiful city when I wrote about my weekend in Genoa during the Rolli Days, but there is an aspect I didn’t examine in depth: Genoa is an art city from A to Z.
Even contemporary art can find its own space in Genoa, in places such as Palazzo Stella, where Satura art gallery will host from November 12th to 23rd 2016 two exhibitions dedicated to two talented female artists: Claudia Campanella and Alice Voglino.
The project Nina for the dogs originated in June 2015 from an idea by Angela A. Resina.
Passion for art, design and love for animals blend into a unique author’s work.
Everything started, like a brainwave, from a Sicilian dog pound where Angela found a small dog she later adopted, named Nina. It was love at first sight and that encounter would change Angela’s future.
Nina became her muse: Angela drew the prototype of Nina, and began searching people who could transform her idea and her model into a work of art
Thanks to my blog I have the opportunity to meet and know gallerists and artists with interesting artistic journeys, great ambitions and an irrepressible passion for art.
When I received Evelyn’s portfolio, I immediately wanted to interview her in order to introduce her to you, but especially to show you what she does.
You might hear about her in the future!
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Tellas is one of the most promising artists of the international Urban Art movement, and his works will be displayed at the Wunderkammern Gallery in Rome until November 19th 2016 in the exhibition entitled “Clima Estremo” (“Extreme Weather”).
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Tellas was born in Cagliari, Sardinia, in 1985, but he currently lives and works in Rome, and he draws inspiration from his native land to transform harsh landscape of Sardinia into poetic artworks.
For the exhibition “Clima Estremo” (“Extreme Weather”) Tellas introduces a new research linked to those extreme weather events attributed to human-induced global warming, responding to the need to return to a more intimate connection with Nature, too.
READ ALSO: the exhibition that the Wunderkammern Gallery in Milan dedicates to Doze Green, one of the pioneers of the Graffiti and Urban Art movements.
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INFO
15th october – 19th november 2016
WUNDERKAMMERN
Via Gabrio Serbelloni 124, Rome
www.wunderkammern.net
FREE ENTRANCE
An exhibition which has literally a common thread, that is to say a thread which marks a journey and a passage.
On October 15th 2016, the Zoia Gallery of contemporary art will inaugurate “Tessere trame” (“Weaving wefts”), an exhibition of works by Ilaria Margutti and Jole Serreli.
