Exhibitions, Italy, Venezia, 20 June 2010
Review of visual arts
June 20 / July 8, 2010
Françoise Calcagno Art Studio
Campo del Ghetto Nuovo 2918, Venice
Opening: Sunday, June 20, 2010, 11:30
Until 8 July 2010
Hours: Tue-Sat 14/18 h and by appointment
Inaugurated Sunday, June 20, 2010 at 11:30 by Françoise Calcagno Art Studio of Venice by Francesca Mariotti, Ilaria Calanca Camoni and Elena, the exhibition "The Figure and the Nude Poetry", an exhibition of visual arts.
The group collects the works of seven artists, four painters and three sculptors who faced the figure in his "Beauty and Poetry." Figures & Nudes expressing joy in life and anxieties, light and depth of life. A tribute to the human figure seen as classic artistic subject on which the visual arts of all times have drawn inspiration and food for thought or a particular skill, which works were born of the most famous and important artistic firmament. A look at the contemporary so that does not betray this artistic tradition.
But even a moment of poetry, because the human body is implemented in its essence without being deprived of the grace that is his intrinsic. In the works on display, the figure is sung and played between matter and color, and dramatic irony; traits are never vulgar, and also represented the body in its nakedness becomes bestial metaphor elegantly transposed the nakedness of the soul.
Readings of poems by classic authors and contemporary cheer critical presentation by Dr. Helen Camoni.
The artists in the exhibition were selected by the curators for special sensitivity and originality of the works proposed
ARTISTS ON SHOW: Patrizia Magnant - Rosie Lawrence - Anna Tazzari - Daniela Marchioni - Rosita Di Pietrantonio - Vanni Quadrio - John Castagnino.
Octavio Paz
Touch
My hands
opened the curtain of your being
you dress with more nudity
discovered the bodies of your body
my hands
invent another body for your body.
PABLO NERUDA
'Naked six simple as one of your hands,
smooth, land, small, round, transparent
lines have moon walks, apple,
six naked thin naked wheat. "
June 20 / July 8, 2010
Françoise Calcagno Art Studio
Campo del Ghetto Nuovo 2918, Venice
Opening: Sunday, June 20, 2010, 11:30
Until 8 July 2010
Hours: Tue-Sat 14/18 h and by appointment
Inaugurated Sunday, June 20, 2010 at 11:30 by Françoise Calcagno Art Studio of Venice by Francesca Mariotti, Ilaria Calanca Camoni and Elena, the exhibition "The Figure and the Nude Poetry", an exhibition of visual arts.
The group collects the works of seven artists, four painters and three sculptors who faced the figure in his "Beauty and Poetry." Figures & Nudes expressing joy in life and anxieties, light and depth of life. A tribute to the human figure seen as classic artistic subject on which the visual arts of all times have drawn inspiration and food for thought or a particular skill, which works were born of the most famous and important artistic firmament. A look at the contemporary so that does not betray this artistic tradition.
But even a moment of poetry, because the human body is implemented in its essence without being deprived of the grace that is his intrinsic. In the works on display, the figure is sung and played between matter and color, and dramatic irony; traits are never vulgar, and also represented the body in its nakedness becomes bestial metaphor elegantly transposed the nakedness of the soul.
Readings of poems by classic authors and contemporary cheer critical presentation by Dr. Helen Camoni.
The artists in the exhibition were selected by the curators for special sensitivity and originality of the works proposed
ARTISTS ON SHOW: Patrizia Magnant - Rosie Lawrence - Anna Tazzari - Daniela Marchioni - Rosita Di Pietrantonio - Vanni Quadrio - John Castagnino.
Octavio Paz
Touch
My hands
opened the curtain of your being
you dress with more nudity
discovered the bodies of your body
my hands
invent another body for your body.
PABLO NERUDA
'Naked six simple as one of your hands,
smooth, land, small, round, transparent
lines have moon walks, apple,
six naked thin naked wheat. "
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