in the 18 Via San Felice, Bologna
Is pleased to invite you Saturday, April 28, 2012 18:00
At the opening of the exhibition STARFISH
Artist Giulio Greco.
The role of the gallery and its curators Wikiarte Fogacci Rubens, Deborah Petroni Davide Foschi in this exhibition is more essential than ever to serve as a connecting element between a technical and a language accessible to an audience not only passionate about art but also curious.
Di Giulio Greek we say and write so much, but we reserve this burden to his paintings and his papers, he wrote a story that began in ancient times.
We would then incuriosirvi enumerating some numbers of what this wonderful exhibition you can see, perceive, to discern.
Greek, born in 1949, an artistic career that lasted more than 40 years, with assets of more than 50 collective exhibitions for many, including the Venice Biennale, has participated in dozens of national and international art fairs, including including: Bologna, Padua, Florence, Genoa, Parma, Pordenone, Berlin, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Miami; important publications in collaboration with Mondadori, between 30 and critical reviews of the best experts in the arts sector; 8 sets for theater.
His works are present in dozens of Italian and international art galleries and finally (although there would be even numbers) in the exhibition Starfish will present 50 works on canvas and mixed media on paper as many as 30 where:
"Greco [...] takes on a dreamlike journey into nuanced atmospheres fairy dressed in muted colors, shining at times of warm yellow and red fire, sometimes the nocturnal mystery of blues, purple and green."
(Adapted from critic Alessandra Pinchera)
Critical presentation of the exhibition curated by
Alberto D'Atanasio and Alessandra Pinchera
Sponsorship
Emilia Romagna
Sponsored by:
www.virtualstudios.it
www.ilpensieroartistico.eu
www.aperitivoillustrato.it
Duration shows:
April 28 to May 10, 2012
Wednesday to Saturday from 10.30 am to 19.00 pm
Tuesday and Sunday from 15.00 to 19.00
closed Mondays.
Free admission
Catalog in gallery
Mail: info@wikiarte.com
Site: www.wikiarte.com




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