Gender equality, women’s rights, immigration and the environment are the themes of the works of Andrea Bowers, who has been dealing with uncomfortable issues for years.
His style embraces a great deal of expressive means to describe a complexity that needs to be discussed.
The works of Andrea Bowers
Here are the exhibitions in London you must see in 2022, the most important events you can’t miss for anything in the world.
London is one of the most vibrant cities on the European continent when it comes to cultural offerings.
There are always plenty of exhibitions to see and on this page you can find an up-to-date selection of the best London exhibitions I have chosen for you.
You’ll find links to book entry and practical information on how to see them all.
Exhibitions in London 2022
The Marche region has for years been a favourite destination for Italian tourists to spend their summer holidays. With its enormous tourist offer linked to the world of summer tourism, consisting of holiday villages, campsites and bathing establishments, this region ranks at the top of Italian tourism.
One of the most popular places is the Riviera del Conero, with its characteristic white beaches and crystal-clear waters, but it is only fair to mention that this region is also one of the major exponents under the artistic and cultural aspect in Italy and the world.
In this article we will discover together three symbols of Marche and Italian art and culture that you absolutely cannot miss during your next holiday and that are also worth visiting outside the classic summer period.
Three cities of art to visit in Le Marche
Cézanne’s Sainte-Victoire Mountain is a symbol of the freedom of art in the early 20th century.
The artist dedicated many years of his life and many drawings, sketches, watercolours and paintings to this subject.
Cézanne’s aim was to reconstruct a landscape on canvas and he eventually found abstract painting. It was the beginning of a new season for art.
Cézanne’s Sainte-Victoire Mountain
Rodolfo Aricò
Assonometria orfica (rossa), 1968 Olio su tela, 100,5×80 cm
Courtesy A arte Invernizzi, Milano Foto Bruno Bani, Milano
The A arte Invernizzi gallery presents an exhibition entitled Rodolfo Aricò: l’immagine dissonante (Rodolfo Aricò: the dissonant image), curated by Francesca Pola, in which the artist’s most representative works created in the 1960s and 1980s are exhibited.
The exhibition is realised in collaboration with the Rodolfo Aricò Archive and presents works by Rodolfo Aricò in which geometric structuring is conceived as a composite and dynamic element in relation to the activation of space.
The dissonant image of Rodolfo Aricò
