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Galleria Alberta Pane
On and Beyond explores the rich, multifaceted use of sculpture in contemporary art, delving into its nuances and complexities. Featuring works of Christian Fogarolli, Luciana Lamothe, Marie Lelouche, Fritz Panzer, Michelangelo Penso, and Esther Stocker, this group exhibition centers on the critical role sculpture plays in their work.
While sculpture is the focal point, the exhibition also reveals how it resonates with their broader creative practices, which encompass drawing, painting, photography, video, and mixed media.
On and Beyond
14 December - 1 March 2025
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Beatrice Burati Anderson Art Space & Gallery
15 May - 13 August 2023
The exhibition presents two site-specific installations by Emilio Fantin and Marzio Zorio. Sounds, lights, voices, drawings and some very essential objects, redesign the gallery’s spaces in both a fascinating and quite radical way. Through the narrative’s flow of a performance realized by five people, almost day-dreamers, it’s possible to tap into some normally undetectable areas of perception. On the other side, the dialogue between sound resonances and light reverberations, potentially allows all languages to be understood. The artists explore subtle and imperceptible territories, drawing a kind of intimacy’s landscape in the space of relationship (Fantin), or focusing on the sense of disorientation and distance, as they become ways to find a condition of balance (Zorio). An unexpected space of freedom is here unveiled, right in that silent, often unreachable condition belonging to both individual and collective consciousness. (C.S.)
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CATERINA TOGNON
Once again, after more than fifty years of a brilliant artistic career, Richard Meitner’s work seems poised once again to take on new and intriguing form. The artist has worked for decades with glass, and from very early on, frequently combined it in surprising ways with other materials. With an impressive career also as a highly respected professor in art education, his artworks are presently included in the permanent collections of more than 60 museums throughout the world.
Richard Meitner
SCHIZZI SELVAGGI
24 February - 29 June 2024
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La Galleria Dorothea Van der Koelen
VISIONS OF BEAUTY
19 April- 24 November 2024
My Mainz gallery is celebrating its 45th birthday this year - La Galleria Venezia has been in existence for 23 years-and I thought for a long time about what the theme of this year's exhibition might be. When I realized the horrors that are happening in our world right now - wars, hunger, climate change, the energy crisis, the loss of human dignity and compassion - I thought: we have to create a counter-model with art. We have to use art to offer a forum, to create a level where we can be happy despite all these adversities. And what can this forum offer us? Beauty. The concept of beauty is unanimously associated with something good and positive. That's why I titled the exhibition “Visions of Beauty.” Because I want to take people to a world that is not characterized by these horrors, that has nothing destructive, but to take them to a world full of beauty, of peace, of freedom of thought.
IKONA GALLERY
Živa Kraus – Pièces Uniques. Franco Fontana
11 April - 22 June 2024
The exhibition Pièces Uniques presents itself to the viewer as a selection of some thirty works on paper from 1972 to 2010, in which recurs the Leit Motiv of city, of a unique city in which the artist has chosen to live, to which he does not cease to devote the cultural legacy of a lifetime: Venice. The French expression Pièces Uniques/Pezzi Unici intervenes as an invitation to a condition of the gaze as recollection within a temple and thus in cultic terms and not in terms of quick fruition.
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L'Insieme Vuoto - Maurizio Donzelli
09 April 2022 - 23 July 2022
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Marignana Arte
Human Gravity
23 November - 1 March 2025
From November 23, 2024 to March 1, 2025, Marignana Arte will host the group exhibition Human Gravity. The project is conceived by Opiemme, who will present some of his latest works created specifically for this exhibition. In addition to Opiemme’s contributions, works by Arthur Duff, fuse*, Aldo Grazzi, Yojiro Imasaka, Silvia Infranco, Alessandra Maio and Quayola will also be on display. Running concurrently with Human Gravity, Marignana Project's space will also host a solo exhibition by Opiemme, titled Ciò che resta, ciò che cambia (What remains, what changes). Both exhibitions invite viewers to reflect on themes such as the desacralization of nature, humanity's impact on the planet and the violence of anthropogenic processes.
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marina bastianello gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition of artist Wang Jingyun, Safety Exit, curated by Elettra Arban, where escape becomes a search for comfort and understanding.
The exhibition, through a series of installations, evokes the feeling of being trapped in different situations and difficulties in life, without ever being able to find true relief. At the same time, it tries to express a communicative and emotional difficulty, an uncertainty towards the future and a desire for personal fulfilment.​
4 December - 18 Jenuary 2024
Wang Jingyun
Safety Exit
MARINA BASTIANELLO GALLERY
Galleria Michela Rizzo
Brian Eno - Gibigiane
19 April - 10 July 2024
Galleria Michela Rizzo is delighted to announce the third solo exhibition by British artist Brian Eno, recently honoured with the prestigious Leone d'Oro at La Biennale Musica, Venice. Eno, one of the most influential thinkers, artists, and composers of our era, defies conventional boundaries by traversing various spheres and blurring the lines between artistic categories. Regarded as a pioneer of Generative Art, Eno's fascination with creative processes since childhood has shaped his entire body of work, with a major focus on concept and process.
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Chris Ofili
Joyful Sorrow
26 October- 14 December 2024
Joyful Sorrow is a two-site exhibition by the acclaimed British painter Chris Ofili: new paintings at David Zwirner Paris and works on paper at Victoria Miro Venice continue the artist’s exploration of William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice (1603–04). The exhibition is accompanied by a new publication in collaboration with scholar, poet and writer Jason Allen-Paisant.
On view at Victoria Miro Venice is a series of watercolours titled Othello – Reflection, begun while the artist was in Venice. Their transmuting colours and forms reflect the character’s complex interiority – his vulnerabilities and his joyful sorrows.