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Acappella is pleased to announce ‘Occhio Furbetto’, a group exhibition with works by Roberto Caruso, Michele Cesaratto, David Farcaș, Andrei Pokrovskii, Paolo Pretolani, curated by Leonardo Devito. The exhibition brings together painters from different nationalities and backgrounds, united by a deep bond with the art history. A bond that sometimes shows itself openly, other times in a more nuanced way, but always through an intelligent and calibrated vision. This relationship between contemporary artists and masters of the past recalls Aby Warburg’s Mnemosyne, an atlas of comparative images that traces the history of references and constants of western art. For an attentive artist, certain images of the past can leave a specific imprint on his imagination and language, unconsciously building a sort of “constellation” of images, references, subjects and beloved details, towards which his painting continuously tends, directly or indirectly. This continuity with a given tradition,...More
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Acappella is pleased to announce ‘Occhio Furbetto’, a group exhibition with works by Roberto Caruso, Michele Cesaratto, David Farcaș, Andrei Pokrovskii, Paolo Pretolani, curated by Leonardo Devito. The exhibition brings together painters from different nationalities and backgrounds, united by a deep bond with the art history. A bond that sometimes shows itself openly, other times in a more nuanced way, but always through an intelligent and calibrated vision. This relationship between contemporary artists and masters of the past recalls Aby Warburg’s Mnemosyne, an atlas of comparative images that traces the history of references and constants of western art. For an attentive artist, certain images of the past can leave a specific imprint on his imagination and language, unconsciously building a sort of “constellation” of images, references, subjects and beloved details, towards which his painting continuously tends, directly or indirectly. This continuity with a given tradition,...More
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