Exhibitions, Italy, Napoli, 21 April 2012
All'Orizzonte ", an exhibition of contemporary art by
Opens Saturday, April 21, at 17.30, at the Hall of Prisoners of Castel dell 'Ovo, ta da Beppe Palomba Academy of the compass which sees the works of Letizia Caiazzo, Lorenzo Cataneo, Bianca De Maio, Antonella De Rose, Daniele Fissore, Stefano Miele, Antonella Pagnotta, STEFANIA RINALDI, Serena Smith, Loredana Salzano, Egidio Scardamaglia
Joseph Marcello and Elizabeth Gamble Miller Sticchi to crown the "Vele d'Arte" protagonists of the exhibition held at the America's Cup in Naples and rewarded by an extraordinary success. Visited by hundreds of fans, the installation has confirmed that it is rewarding in terms of prestige and attendance complement the tourist offer of a city like Naples, offering cultural level.
"Horizon" takes up the theme of the trip, the Sail, the eternal Artist projecting beyond the horizon of appearances to transform creativity and imagination in works that express the culture and talent.
The exhibition, with free admission, will be open every weekday from 10.30 to 18.30 until 14.00 and holidays.
Opens Saturday, April 21, at 17.30, at the Hall of Prisoners of Castel dell 'Ovo, ta da Beppe Palomba Academy of the compass which sees the works of Letizia Caiazzo, Lorenzo Cataneo, Bianca De Maio, Antonella De Rose, Daniele Fissore, Stefano Miele, Antonella Pagnotta, STEFANIA RINALDI, Serena Smith, Loredana Salzano, Egidio Scardamaglia
Joseph Marcello and Elizabeth Gamble Miller Sticchi to crown the "Vele d'Arte" protagonists of the exhibition held at the America's Cup in Naples and rewarded by an extraordinary success. Visited by hundreds of fans, the installation has confirmed that it is rewarding in terms of prestige and attendance complement the tourist offer of a city like Naples, offering cultural level.
"Horizon" takes up the theme of the trip, the Sail, the eternal Artist projecting beyond the horizon of appearances to transform creativity and imagination in works that express the culture and talent.
The exhibition, with free admission, will be open every weekday from 10.30 to 18.30 until 14.00 and holidays.
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