Collections, Italy, Varese, 28 February 2010
Civico Museo Parisi Valle - Maccagno
via Leopoldo Giampaolo 1 - 21010 Maccagno
tel. +039 0332 561202 fax +039 0332 562507
e-mail info@museoparisivalle.it
The exhibit will open on Saturdays, February 27, 2010 at 5.30 pm
Hours:
Winter (October – Mai)
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10.00 – 12.00 / 15.00 – 18.00
Summer (June – September)
From Thursday to Sunday 10.00 – 12.00 / 15.00 - 19.00
Admittance fees:
Normal: € 2,60
Cut – rate ticket: € 1,60
Members: free entrance
How to get there:
From Milan: Autostrada dei laghi (A 26), towards Varese-Alessandria; exit at Vergiate.
Or: Superstrada Vergiate-Besozzo, towards Luino; drive North following the coast of the Lake Maggiore.
From Switzerland:
1. Border of Zenna/Dirinella, drive south following the coast of the Lake Maggiore.
2. Border of Fornasette, drive to Luino, then drive north following the coast of the Lake Maggiore.
After “Acquisitions 2006," “Acquisitions 2007,” “Acquisitions 2008” and “Acquisitions 2009”, which allowed the museum to include in its permanent collection about two hundred works of contemporary art, we now present “Acquisitions 2010”.
This is yet another chapter in the multi-year project aimed at increasing the size of the permanent collection: paintings, sculptures and etchings will now become available to make the exciting overview of the path followed by modern art more and more comprehensive.
This latest addition brings the number of works in the collection to around 250, all of them bearing witness to the various techniques, underlying themes, and trends in the field of modern art, which step forward from the pages of tradition to shape the present and move towards the future.
This session brings to the museum fifty-six new works by Amann, Samuele Arcangioli, Mario Arlati, Antonio Armano, Ako Atikossie, Giuseppe Ayna, Orazio Bacci, Marco Baj, Filippo Barbieri, Fiorenzo Barindelli, Giovanni Beluffi, Giampiero Bonomi, Bruno Bordoli, Matthias Brandes, Gianni Brusamolino, Erica Campanella, Carmine Caputo di Roccanova, Marilù Cattaneo, Rosita Celorio, Franco Chiarani, Maurizio Collini, Vittorio D’Ambros, Angelo De Boni, Anne De Kervasdouè, Marina Falco, Max Falsetta Spina, Marica Fasoli, Pieralberto Filippi, Nicoletta Frigerio, Andrea Giovannini, Carmelo Grasso, Enzo Guaricci, Patrizia Lovato, Lorenzo Manenti, Bruno Marcelloni, Giorgio Melzi, Gianfranco Nicolato, Teresa Noto, Maria Papa, Mario Paschetta, Vanni Saltarelli, Giorgio Sovana, Isao Sugiyama, Vania Elettra Tam, Sandra Tenconi, Jelica Tipìc’, Walter Trecchi, Paolo Valle, Giacomo Vanetti, Roberto Vecchione, Valentino Vidotti, Dario Zaffaroni, Piergiorgio Zangara.
via Leopoldo Giampaolo 1 - 21010 Maccagno
tel. +039 0332 561202 fax +039 0332 562507
e-mail info@museoparisivalle.it
The exhibit will open on Saturdays, February 27, 2010 at 5.30 pm
Hours:
Winter (October – Mai)
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10.00 – 12.00 / 15.00 – 18.00
Summer (June – September)
From Thursday to Sunday 10.00 – 12.00 / 15.00 - 19.00
Admittance fees:
Normal: € 2,60
Cut – rate ticket: € 1,60
Members: free entrance
How to get there:
From Milan: Autostrada dei laghi (A 26), towards Varese-Alessandria; exit at Vergiate.
Or: Superstrada Vergiate-Besozzo, towards Luino; drive North following the coast of the Lake Maggiore.
From Switzerland:
1. Border of Zenna/Dirinella, drive south following the coast of the Lake Maggiore.
2. Border of Fornasette, drive to Luino, then drive north following the coast of the Lake Maggiore.
After “Acquisitions 2006," “Acquisitions 2007,” “Acquisitions 2008” and “Acquisitions 2009”, which allowed the museum to include in its permanent collection about two hundred works of contemporary art, we now present “Acquisitions 2010”.
This is yet another chapter in the multi-year project aimed at increasing the size of the permanent collection: paintings, sculptures and etchings will now become available to make the exciting overview of the path followed by modern art more and more comprehensive.
This latest addition brings the number of works in the collection to around 250, all of them bearing witness to the various techniques, underlying themes, and trends in the field of modern art, which step forward from the pages of tradition to shape the present and move towards the future.
This session brings to the museum fifty-six new works by Amann, Samuele Arcangioli, Mario Arlati, Antonio Armano, Ako Atikossie, Giuseppe Ayna, Orazio Bacci, Marco Baj, Filippo Barbieri, Fiorenzo Barindelli, Giovanni Beluffi, Giampiero Bonomi, Bruno Bordoli, Matthias Brandes, Gianni Brusamolino, Erica Campanella, Carmine Caputo di Roccanova, Marilù Cattaneo, Rosita Celorio, Franco Chiarani, Maurizio Collini, Vittorio D’Ambros, Angelo De Boni, Anne De Kervasdouè, Marina Falco, Max Falsetta Spina, Marica Fasoli, Pieralberto Filippi, Nicoletta Frigerio, Andrea Giovannini, Carmelo Grasso, Enzo Guaricci, Patrizia Lovato, Lorenzo Manenti, Bruno Marcelloni, Giorgio Melzi, Gianfranco Nicolato, Teresa Noto, Maria Papa, Mario Paschetta, Vanni Saltarelli, Giorgio Sovana, Isao Sugiyama, Vania Elettra Tam, Sandra Tenconi, Jelica Tipìc’, Walter Trecchi, Paolo Valle, Giacomo Vanetti, Roberto Vecchione, Valentino Vidotti, Dario Zaffaroni, Piergiorgio Zangara.
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