Exhibitions, United Kingdom, London, 01 July 2013
vernissage 1/07/2013 h.6pm
Royal Opera Arcade Gallery
London - Pall Mall Street Sw1y 4U Y
“The ways of art” exhibition wants to identify different artistic identities
to underline their characteristics. The aim of the Exhibition is to show the individual exegesis of the partecipating artists both Italian and International, to see how they do this through their styles and ways in which they drive their own artistic expressions.
The exhibition, structured in sections and connoted by stylistic routes, wants to explore and develop the ways artists work in the modern contemporary landscape, underscoring the differences and the innovations brought by their creativity to the fulcrum of the stylistic research.
We propose a wide stylistic comparison through the singularity of the
different interpretations that, throwing themselves into an intercultural climate, can promote the free art expression over the territory.
Some artists:
Evita Andujar, Rosaria Barbarinaldi, Letizia Barbi, Giacomo Briano,
Antonio Caramia, Carlo Cistaro, Saverio De Vito, Stefania Filannino, Tiziana Tirtha Giammetta, Tommaso Lanati, Piero Lerda (1927 -2007), Vito Matera, Marco Mengarelli, Livio Moiana, Roberta Motta, Lucia Musto Scharilù, Giulia Zacchetti, Anna Zwiefka
Royal Opera Arcade Gallery
London - Pall Mall Street Sw1y 4U Y
“The ways of art” exhibition wants to identify different artistic identities
to underline their characteristics. The aim of the Exhibition is to show the individual exegesis of the partecipating artists both Italian and International, to see how they do this through their styles and ways in which they drive their own artistic expressions.
The exhibition, structured in sections and connoted by stylistic routes, wants to explore and develop the ways artists work in the modern contemporary landscape, underscoring the differences and the innovations brought by their creativity to the fulcrum of the stylistic research.
We propose a wide stylistic comparison through the singularity of the
different interpretations that, throwing themselves into an intercultural climate, can promote the free art expression over the territory.
Some artists:
Evita Andujar, Rosaria Barbarinaldi, Letizia Barbi, Giacomo Briano,
Antonio Caramia, Carlo Cistaro, Saverio De Vito, Stefania Filannino, Tiziana Tirtha Giammetta, Tommaso Lanati, Piero Lerda (1927 -2007), Vito Matera, Marco Mengarelli, Livio Moiana, Roberta Motta, Lucia Musto Scharilù, Giulia Zacchetti, Anna Zwiefka
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