• Exhibitions

    Lorenza Sannai – The infinity of an elsewhere

    February 24, March 12 2021

    Works in show:
    #1 – acrylic on wooden panel, cm 40x40x3,7, 2019
    #2 (Ka’ba) – acrylic on wooden panel, cm 59x49x3,7, 2019
    #3 – acrylic on wooden panel, cm 59x49x3,7, 2019
    #4 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,3×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #5 – acrylic on masonite, cm 30,5×40,6×2,2, 2019
    #6 – acrylic on masonite, cm 30,5×40,6×2,2, 2019
    #7 – acrylic on masonite, cm 35,6×27,9×2,2, 2020
    #8 – acrylic on masonite, cm 40,6×30,5×2,2, 2020
    #9 – acrylic on masonite, cm 35,6×27,9×2,2, 2020
    #11 – acrylic on  masonite, cm 45,7×35,6×2,2, 2020
    #12 – acrylic on masonite, cm 45,7×35,6×2,2, 2020
    #13 – acrylic on masonite, cm 40,6×30,5×2,2, 2019
    #14 – acrylic on masonite, cm 45,7×35,6×2,2, 2020
    #15 – acrylic on masonite, cm 40,6×30,5×2,2, 2019
    #16 – acrylic on masonite, cm 45,7×35,6×2,2, 2020
    #17 – acrylic on masonite, cm 35,6×27,9×2,2, 2020
    #18 – acrylic on masonite, cm 40,6×30,5×2,2, 2020
    #19 – acrylic on masonite, cm 40,6×30,5×2,2, 2020
    #20 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,3×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #21 – acrylic on masonite, cm 22,9×30,5×2,2, 2020
    #22 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,32×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #23 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,32×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #24 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,32×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #25 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,32×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #26 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,3×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #27 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,3×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #28 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,3×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #29 – acrylic on masonite, cm 20,3×25,4×2,2, 2020
    #30 – acrylic on masonite, cm 27,9×35,6×2,2, 2020
    #31 – acrylic on masonite, cm 40,64×30,48×2,2, 2020

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    Lorenza Sannai (Orosei 1969). She lives and works between  Valeggio sul Mincio (MN) and Hudson (New York – USA).

    www.lorenzasannai.com

    photo credits  – Marco Fronteddu

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  • Short Exhibitions

    Raffaello Ugo – GIOCO

    February 10-12, 2021

    Works, special thanks for participating in:
    Quentin Metsys (1466-1530): Il cambiavalute e sua moglie
    Jusepe de Ribera (lo Spagnoletto 1591-1652): Lo storpio
    Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610): Ritratto di Fra’ Antonio Martelli
    Antonello da Messina (1430-1479): Ritratto d’uomo
    Piero della Francesca (1417-1492): Federico da Montefeltro
    Gerrit Van Honthorst (Gherardo delle Notti 1592-1656):
    Vecchia che esamina una moneta alla lanterna
    Jacopo de’ Barbari(1460-1516): Ritratto di Luca Pacioli
    Jan Vermeer (1632-1675): Ragazza con l’orecchino di perla
    Georges de La Tour (1593-1652): L’Indovina
    Giovanni Bellini (1433-1516): Madonna col Bambino
    Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610): La Cena in Emmaus
    Maurice Quentin de La Tour (1704-1788): Autoritratto
    Jan Vermeer (1632-1675): L’Astronomo
    Raffaello Sanzio (1483-1520): Madonna col Bambino
    Raffaellino del Garbo (1466-1527): Ritratto d’uomo
    Gerrit Van Honthorst (Gherardo delle Notti 1592-1656): Liberazione di San Pietro
    Hans Holbein (1497-1543): Portrait of Sir Thomas More
    Franz Xaver Messerschmidt (1736-1783): L’Uomo Vessato

    Photo credits: Marco Fronteddu

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    Raffaello Ugo (Empoli 1957) lives and works in Monserrato, Sardinia.

    www.avvoltelinverso.org

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  • Exhibitions

    Alessandra Bonoli – Towers of silence

    October 16-30, 2020

    Tecnical sheet:

    Torri del silenzio – n. 12, waxed papers, cm 39×70, 2020
    Torri del silenzio – n. 5, waxed papers, cm 35×39, 2019-2020
    Torre del silenzio – 1, beeswax and steel, cm 29,5×10,5×22, 2020
    Torre del silenzio – 2, beeswax and steel, cm 22,5×17,5×12,5, 2020
    Torre del silenzio – 3, beeswax and steel, cm 28x5x5, 2020
    Torre del silenzio – 4, beeswax and steel, cm 22,5×16,5×40, 2020
    Torre del silenzio – 5, beeswax and steel, cm 26x10x10, 2020
    Rombo – beeswax and steel, cm 21x37x3,5, 2020
    Runa – beeswax and steel, cm 16,5x16x9, 2020
    Bothros – beeswax and steel, cm 10x28x17, 2020
    Ara – beeswax and steel, cm 20x10x10, 2020
    Soglia – beeswax and steel, cm 24x12x6,5, 2020

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    Alessandra Bonoli (Faenza 1956) lives and works in Faenza, Italy.
    www.alessandrabonoli.it

    photo credits: Marco Fronteddu

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  • Short Exhibitions

    The suspended city – Mimmo Caruso e Mauro Rombi

    September 30 -October 2, 2020

    Tecnical sheet: 

    The suspended city, digital print on PVC, 220×50 cm photos by Marco Fronteddu 

    Domenico (Mimmo) Caruso (1954) lives and works in Quartucciu. After graduating from the artistic high school of Cagliari he devoted himself to photography both in the artistic field, exhibiting in various exhibitions, which in the context of visual communication in the area of publishing and advertising. 

    www.mimmocaruso.com 

    Mauro Rombi (1957) lives and works in Cagliari. He was one of the founders of the “Photo 13” Gallery in Cagliari, the only one in Sardinia specializing in photography, and one of the few in Italy. To his credit several exhibitions and non-fiction publications on photography.

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  • Exhibitions

    Marco Cianciotta – Post coitum omnis artifex semper triste

    September 9/25, 2020

    Tecnical sheet:
    Habeas Corpus (1/5) – pigments on paper, 100×140 cm, 2017
    Senza Titolo (1/2) – gauze and pigments on board, 102×108 cm, 2020
    The per due – golden cardboard and pigments on canvas, 50×50 cm, 2018
    Foglia al vento – pigments and gold leaf on board, 39,4×46,3 cm, 2016
    Senza Titolo – pigments, gauze and gold leaf on board, 120×60 cm, 2020
    Senza Titolo – gauze, pigments and gold leaf on board, 96×47,8 cm, 2020
    (Ancora) Desta in animo suo (Trent’anni dopo) – pigments, gauze, wood and gold leaf on board, 75×42 cm, 2020
    Senza Titolo – pigments and gauze on canvas, 50×50 cm, 2019
    Senza Titolo – pigments, gauze, shaped cardboard and gold leaf on board, 40,2×39,3 cm, 2019
    Osservatorio astronomico – pigments and gold leaf on paper, 140×220 cm, 2020
    Cielo stellato (chiaro) – pigments, paper and gold leaf on board, 39,4×46,3 cm, 2019
    Senza volerlo ho rotto le uova a – gauze, pigments, egg shells and gold leaf on board, 100x30x7cm, 2020
    Oro! Cioccolato! – pigments, gauze and golden cardboard on board, 56×30 cm, 2019
    Cielo stellato (scuro) – pigments, paper  and gold leaf on board, 39-4×46,3 cm, 2019

    photo by Marco Fronteddu

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    Marco Cianciotta (Rome 1959) lives and works between Sassari and Milan. He graduated in 1987 in Painting with Luciano Fabro, and with an experimental thesis on the History of Contemporary Art on the neoconcrete movement in Brazil on the artists Lygia Clark and Helio Oiticica with Tommaso Trini Castelli at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. From 1983 to 1996 he was assistant to Antonio Dias, an internationally recognized artist. From 1985 to 1991 he collaborated with the Casa degli Artisti in Corso Garibaldi, Milan, held by Luciano Fabro, Idetoshi Nagasawa and Jole De Sanna. From 1988 to 1990 he was assistant to the Expert in Decorative Arts of the XIX-XX century. – Sotheby’s Auction House – Milan. From 1990 to 1995 he was a restorer at the Studio Opere Lignee Quartana, Milan. Among the commissions: Superintendence of Artistic and Historical Heritage – Milan; Archbishopric – Milan; Bagatti and Valsecchi Museum – Milan; Poldi Pezzoli Museum – Milan; Brera Art Gallery – Milan. From 1990 to 1995 he was represented by the Bordone Gallery, Milan. Since 1996 he has dedicated himself to teaching. He has taught at the Academies of Sassari, Foggia, Catanzaro, Rome, L’Aquila. Since 2011 he has taught at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts. From 2011 to 2013 he collaborated with the CRAB – Research Center of the Brera Academy – for the realization of seminar projects, internships, workshops and meetings. From 2014 to 2015 he was a founding member and artistic director of the cultural association Zone – Studies of Visual Culture Theories and Practices of Art – Milan, curating various exhibitions. From 2016 to 2019 he collaborates and is host of Contemporary – Festival of avant-garde art and music, Donori (Cagliari), curated by Maurizio Coccia and Roberto Follesa. As an artist he has participated in numerous personal and collective exhibitions, in Italy and abroad. He has participated in the international art fairs of Bologna and Basile.

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  • Exhibitions

    PERBAC!

    June 10 – 19, 2020

    Ruggiero Baragliu

    – n. 8 pieces, oil and pastel on paper, cm 21×26, 2020
    – beyond, inside, mdf acrylic oil and acrylic resin, cm 21×30, 2019

    Andrea Colombu
    – form space time, n. 4 pieces, paper iron and plastic, D cm 20, 2020

    Efrem (Igino) Panzino
    – n. 6 projects on cardboard, cm 47×32, 2020
    – n. 5 designs for sculptures on cardboard, cm 24×17, 2006

    photo Andrea Colombu

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  • Exhibitions

    IDEM Studio – Pastiche

    March 6 – May 22, 2020

    Works

    Ruggero Baragliu – pastiche # – n. 35 pieces; mdf, acrylic color, two-component resin, dimensions: max 22x12x7 cm, min 4x2x2 cm, 2020.

    Samuele Pigliapochi – pastiche% – n. 35 pieces; chalk, acrylic colors, fluorescent vinyl colors, beeswax, dimensions: max 6×3.4×6 cm, min 3.4×3.4×3.4 cm, 2020.

    Angelo Spatola – pastiche * – n. 35 pieces; marble, sectioned canvas, industrial enamel, iridescent film, plaster, acrylic paint, dimensions: max 8,5×8,5×1,5 cm, min 4x8x2 cm, 2020.

    The last project by Idem Studio, Pastiche, stems from and within a party game, as well as a play of exchanges and contaminations. It stands as anironical and mocking homage to social mores, as well as to the dominant market laws of the art world.

    The artworks of the Turin-based trio offer themselves to the eyes, with an overtly blatant attitude: they are like precious cameos, resembling eatable candies, alluring and seductive, and lonely like solitaire diamonds.

    In search of complicity and submissive consensus, gaudy yet ambiguous, such artworks hunt for a new home and master. They eventually offer the one and only commodity being produced and put up for sale, yet that no nobody can ever really buy: imagination.

    photos by Marco Fronteddu

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    IDEM Studio was born in 2015 from the sharing of research by the three artists Ruggero Baragliu, Samuele Pigliapochi and Angelo Spatola.

    IDEM Studio is located in via Vincenzo Lancia 4 in Turin; the three artists periodically presents to the public the result of the synergic designs in part of laboratory, 40 sqm adibited as exhibition space .

    www.idemstudio.it

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  • Short Exhibitions

    Laura De Stasio – Interion notes

    February 19-21, 2020

    Technical sheet: n.9 collage of fabrics, pins, 20×25 cm, 2019/2020; n.2 blue toile de jouy canvases, pins, cm 37×27 and cm 27×32; n.1 blue toile de jouy stool, cm 35x50x35, 2020; n.1 collage of fabrics, pins, cm 32×25, and doily D cm 140, 2020; n.1 collage of fabrics, pins, cm 50×70, 2019; n.1 panel with fabric, pins, cm 35×120, 2019. 

    photos by Marco Fronteddu

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    Laura De Stasio (Turin 1975), restorer of frescoes and stone, lives and works in Turin. 

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laura.d.stasio

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