Exhibitions, China, Wenzhou, 24 September 2011
From Rome to China. It 'world tour of Hell, the colossal work of art created by Master Benedict Robazza that, in high relief sculptures, recounts the journey of Dante and Virgil in Hell.
The first stage of the exhibition was inaugurated on August 6 at the Contemporary Art Museum Art Center Seven of Wenzhou, in east China's rich industrial and cultural center in the province growing ferment. The opening, originally scheduled for July 30, was postponed because of a delay in the arrival of the ship, due to bad sea conditions. At present the work in China, representing the capital of Rome, the President of the Culture Committee with the Director Federico Mollicone Romauno Fabio Esposito, the Artistic Director of Galleria Tartaglia Arte Riccardo Tartaglia and the President of the Chinese Cultural Italo Forge, Zhang Peng. The show, set on 500 square meters in Wenzhou will remain until Sept. 15, along with 6 beautiful sculptures in bronze (Walchiria, Marilyn, Leda and the Swan, and Sagittarius Rapture) from Wenzhou Hell will then continue in major Chinese cities and in major museums and art centers.
The exhibition is accompanied by a soundtrack of the original Maestro Elio Polizzi, who has made a real soundtrack that makes it even more exciting discovery of the Master Robazza panels.
The exhibition is sponsored by Rome Capital "When I started working in Hell, - said the Master-Robazza wanted to do something great for Italy, to enhance its millennial culture. Dante, with his work, for me represents the highest part of the Italian genius, a poetic inspiration and source of personal growth as an artist and as a man. For this reason, even now that my sculptures are found all over the world, I consider "The Inferno" my great undertaking, which required the commitment and the meaning it now holds, as it is full of Italian in all its slab and its meaning for this I am happy that my work early today around the world starting right from China, a country of culture and traditions "The work consists of 18 marble panels resin and traces all the way Dante and Virgil Hell, faithfully carrying on as recounted in Dante's 34 songs.
The result is a continuum of sculptures in high relief with a total area of 90 square meters, which contain all 34 songs from Hell. Each panel measures 2.5 meters x 2 meters. An impressive visual impact and artistic as well as unique in the world.
DURATION: From August 6 to September 15, 2011
OPENING: Saturday, August 6 20:00
LOCATION: ART CENTER SEVEN Wenzhou (China)
ART DIRECTION: Riccardo Tartaglia and Zhang Peng
PATRONAGE: Capital of Rome and the presence of the President of the Culture Federico Mollicone
Organized by: Romauno and Art Gallery Tartaglia
PRESS OFFICE: ROMAUNO - Taare responsible Nobrez Queen - reginanobrez@tartagliaarte.it
For information:
Romauno: Greenland Via Roma 41-.00144
Tel + 39 06 540751 Fax 06 54075207
info@romauno.tv www.romauno.tv
Galleria Tartaglia Arte: Via XX Settembre, 98 c / d - 00187 Rome
Tel +39 06 4884234 Fax +39 06 97999998
gallerie@tartagliarte.it www.tartagliaarte.it
Italy Point Gallery: BaiziwanRoad No.32, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China 100022
Today Art Museum, The Arts Village Street B1 22 - 7
The first stage of the exhibition was inaugurated on August 6 at the Contemporary Art Museum Art Center Seven of Wenzhou, in east China's rich industrial and cultural center in the province growing ferment. The opening, originally scheduled for July 30, was postponed because of a delay in the arrival of the ship, due to bad sea conditions. At present the work in China, representing the capital of Rome, the President of the Culture Committee with the Director Federico Mollicone Romauno Fabio Esposito, the Artistic Director of Galleria Tartaglia Arte Riccardo Tartaglia and the President of the Chinese Cultural Italo Forge, Zhang Peng. The show, set on 500 square meters in Wenzhou will remain until Sept. 15, along with 6 beautiful sculptures in bronze (Walchiria, Marilyn, Leda and the Swan, and Sagittarius Rapture) from Wenzhou Hell will then continue in major Chinese cities and in major museums and art centers.
The exhibition is accompanied by a soundtrack of the original Maestro Elio Polizzi, who has made a real soundtrack that makes it even more exciting discovery of the Master Robazza panels.
The exhibition is sponsored by Rome Capital "When I started working in Hell, - said the Master-Robazza wanted to do something great for Italy, to enhance its millennial culture. Dante, with his work, for me represents the highest part of the Italian genius, a poetic inspiration and source of personal growth as an artist and as a man. For this reason, even now that my sculptures are found all over the world, I consider "The Inferno" my great undertaking, which required the commitment and the meaning it now holds, as it is full of Italian in all its slab and its meaning for this I am happy that my work early today around the world starting right from China, a country of culture and traditions "The work consists of 18 marble panels resin and traces all the way Dante and Virgil Hell, faithfully carrying on as recounted in Dante's 34 songs.
The result is a continuum of sculptures in high relief with a total area of 90 square meters, which contain all 34 songs from Hell. Each panel measures 2.5 meters x 2 meters. An impressive visual impact and artistic as well as unique in the world.
DURATION: From August 6 to September 15, 2011
OPENING: Saturday, August 6 20:00
LOCATION: ART CENTER SEVEN Wenzhou (China)
ART DIRECTION: Riccardo Tartaglia and Zhang Peng
PATRONAGE: Capital of Rome and the presence of the President of the Culture Federico Mollicone
Organized by: Romauno and Art Gallery Tartaglia
PRESS OFFICE: ROMAUNO - Taare responsible Nobrez Queen - reginanobrez@tartagliaarte.it
For information:
Romauno: Greenland Via Roma 41-.00144
Tel + 39 06 540751 Fax 06 54075207
info@romauno.tv www.romauno.tv
Galleria Tartaglia Arte: Via XX Settembre, 98 c / d - 00187 Rome
Tel +39 06 4884234 Fax +39 06 97999998
gallerie@tartagliarte.it www.tartagliaarte.it
Italy Point Gallery: BaiziwanRoad No.32, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China 100022
Today Art Museum, The Arts Village Street B1 22 - 7
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