News, Italy, Cremona, 12 April 2014
Seven artists are on display in Cremona 12 to 30 April 2014 Ginfranco Paulli , sculptor , printmaker Annette Ronchin ; Antonella Pizzamiglio , photographer , Jordan Garuti, painter Silvia Bodini , designer , Paola Moglia and Annare , painters .
Title : The Languages of Art : A < VA , denotes the intention of the curators innovative Renato and Paola De Paoli Moglia to present different artistic disciplines , to testify to the continuity of contemporary culture with the ancient one. Incision , graffiti primordial archetype , well documented in the rocks of the Alpine valleys , its descendant , the stone carving and bronze castings . Painting has been attributed to the dominant role in the show , because , even in the Third Millennium , is the undisputed queen of the visual arts , and finally, the photograph and the designers because they document and reinterpret the forms of contemporary art .
The prestigious area of the Cultural Center of Santa Maria della Pietà has the elongated structure of the nave , so suited to the rigorous and extensive exhibition that guarantees to each artist to develop his unique language , metaphor River that connected the ancient Via Lombardia Veneto . The works of the artists selected are placed , as in old goods , the edges of the shorelines of the islands, where they were building warehouses and churches, a safe harbor for merchants and sailors. The vision becomes the intention of the curators of the exhibition context exploration , punctuated by the rhythm of the plastic forms of balanced Paulli . The large volume of the nave enhances the intense colors of the compositions of Paola Moglia and dreamlike paintings of figures Annare ; architectural space enhances the surreal creations of the visionary Jordan Garuti , to open up , after about 70 meters , in the two transects , with jewels by Silvia Bodini and etchings by Annette Ronchin .
Exposition Languages of Art : A < VA every artist is promoted as a staff , made possible by the ingenuity and persevering zeal of the two curators, Renato and Paola De Paoli Moglia ; interest of the Mayor of Cremona Oreste Perri and the Culture Dr. Nicoletta De Bona who have given , together with the Region of Lombardy, their patronage to the event.
The theme of water , the river is the backdrop to the works staged in the famous Cremonese Artistic Cultural Center , and invokes the Po , which is the emblem of the city, along its banks have grown production centers on the water of the late Sea gerund , memory but still impressive literary inspiration to rebuild the original and primeval lowland Endolaguna . Where Elettridi still cry tears of amber for the mythical Phaeton , there in the ancestral memory of any curious visitor comes the image of the goddesses of acua : Riza , Pala, Arethusa and Espertusa , which inevitably recall the works selected for the quality of search of each artist , which has its roots in the human unconscious and draws from the lifeblood of the myth.
While the Millennium newborn seemed to offer all sorts of cultural access , the other is contingent and must start over from the artists that deserve to be seen in the exposition Languages of Art : A < VA, the exhibition organized with the Ace AR to create new synergies , to invigorate the soul and enrich the body, with the precious jewelry Bodini , with the bronze forged by skilled hands of Paulli , with lyrical symbols gaufrages and etchings of Ronchin , with photographs document Pizzamiglio , with abstract representations of Moglia , with vigorous expressionism and dreamlike Garuti and the visionary imagination of Annare . The indissoluble union between Art and History in the frame worthy of the Cultural Center of Santa Maria della Pietà , visitors will enjoy the works of contemporary artists who are now exceptionally together, to go early to form rare collections .
This spring display is an invitation to go to Cremona , easily accessible , because at the crossroads of cultural and gastronomic routes , in the Cultural Center of Santa Maria della Pieta, Piazza Giovanni XXIII 10:30 to 12:30 and 15:00 to 19:00 open every day ( except Mondays 14:28 April) from Saturday 12 to Wednesday, April 30, 2014 .
Title : The Languages of Art : A < VA , denotes the intention of the curators innovative Renato and Paola De Paoli Moglia to present different artistic disciplines , to testify to the continuity of contemporary culture with the ancient one. Incision , graffiti primordial archetype , well documented in the rocks of the Alpine valleys , its descendant , the stone carving and bronze castings . Painting has been attributed to the dominant role in the show , because , even in the Third Millennium , is the undisputed queen of the visual arts , and finally, the photograph and the designers because they document and reinterpret the forms of contemporary art .
The prestigious area of the Cultural Center of Santa Maria della Pietà has the elongated structure of the nave , so suited to the rigorous and extensive exhibition that guarantees to each artist to develop his unique language , metaphor River that connected the ancient Via Lombardia Veneto . The works of the artists selected are placed , as in old goods , the edges of the shorelines of the islands, where they were building warehouses and churches, a safe harbor for merchants and sailors. The vision becomes the intention of the curators of the exhibition context exploration , punctuated by the rhythm of the plastic forms of balanced Paulli . The large volume of the nave enhances the intense colors of the compositions of Paola Moglia and dreamlike paintings of figures Annare ; architectural space enhances the surreal creations of the visionary Jordan Garuti , to open up , after about 70 meters , in the two transects , with jewels by Silvia Bodini and etchings by Annette Ronchin .
Exposition Languages of Art : A < VA every artist is promoted as a staff , made possible by the ingenuity and persevering zeal of the two curators, Renato and Paola De Paoli Moglia ; interest of the Mayor of Cremona Oreste Perri and the Culture Dr. Nicoletta De Bona who have given , together with the Region of Lombardy, their patronage to the event.
The theme of water , the river is the backdrop to the works staged in the famous Cremonese Artistic Cultural Center , and invokes the Po , which is the emblem of the city, along its banks have grown production centers on the water of the late Sea gerund , memory but still impressive literary inspiration to rebuild the original and primeval lowland Endolaguna . Where Elettridi still cry tears of amber for the mythical Phaeton , there in the ancestral memory of any curious visitor comes the image of the goddesses of acua : Riza , Pala, Arethusa and Espertusa , which inevitably recall the works selected for the quality of search of each artist , which has its roots in the human unconscious and draws from the lifeblood of the myth.
While the Millennium newborn seemed to offer all sorts of cultural access , the other is contingent and must start over from the artists that deserve to be seen in the exposition Languages of Art : A < VA, the exhibition organized with the Ace AR to create new synergies , to invigorate the soul and enrich the body, with the precious jewelry Bodini , with the bronze forged by skilled hands of Paulli , with lyrical symbols gaufrages and etchings of Ronchin , with photographs document Pizzamiglio , with abstract representations of Moglia , with vigorous expressionism and dreamlike Garuti and the visionary imagination of Annare . The indissoluble union between Art and History in the frame worthy of the Cultural Center of Santa Maria della Pietà , visitors will enjoy the works of contemporary artists who are now exceptionally together, to go early to form rare collections .
This spring display is an invitation to go to Cremona , easily accessible , because at the crossroads of cultural and gastronomic routes , in the Cultural Center of Santa Maria della Pieta, Piazza Giovanni XXIII 10:30 to 12:30 and 15:00 to 19:00 open every day ( except Mondays 14:28 April) from Saturday 12 to Wednesday, April 30, 2014 .
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