Exhibitions, Italy, Lecce, 01 June 2012
Art show at Studio Gallery E-lite - Lecce - FuturaTv
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Will be inaugurated tomorrow, Friday, June 1st, 2012 at 20:30 at E-lite Studio Gallery, Lecce, the contemporary art gallery which opened its doors last April in the historic center of Lecce, which will offer the public the works of the artist Carmine Antonucci, the latest addition to the stable of artists of E-lite.
For the occasion, some works of the recent production of Antonucci and a selection of paintings by Charles Bonnet and Massimo Quarta, who reaffirmed the strong propensity of the new gallery of contemporary painting from Lecce to research, combined with constant attention to the multidisciplinary aspects culture, from music to theater, poetry.
E-lite Studio galley will indeed focus on the comparison with the various areas of creativity, to foster an ongoing exchange among different audiences.
The June 1 event will feature the "Free Theatre Company," with the theatrical performance OUTER # 5 - ie the death of an ugly duckling, edited by Michael Cattle and Mirko Gabellone.
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Will be inaugurated tomorrow, Friday, June 1st, 2012 at 20:30 at E-lite Studio Gallery, Lecce, the contemporary art gallery which opened its doors last April in the historic center of Lecce, which will offer the public the works of the artist Carmine Antonucci, the latest addition to the stable of artists of E-lite.
For the occasion, some works of the recent production of Antonucci and a selection of paintings by Charles Bonnet and Massimo Quarta, who reaffirmed the strong propensity of the new gallery of contemporary painting from Lecce to research, combined with constant attention to the multidisciplinary aspects culture, from music to theater, poetry.
E-lite Studio galley will indeed focus on the comparison with the various areas of creativity, to foster an ongoing exchange among different audiences.
The June 1 event will feature the "Free Theatre Company," with the theatrical performance OUTER # 5 - ie the death of an ugly duckling, edited by Michael Cattle and Mirko Gabellone.
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