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\u00a0Dal 05\/10\/2012 al 20\/11\/2012<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Ricardo

Ricardo B. Sanchez<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

Curated by Dores Sacquegna<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

The Office Gallery, Rome<\/span><\/p>\n

Contemporary art in South America has had in recent years a great development. In addition to the macro-Brazilian continent, many of the other Latin countries saw the flourishing academies, museums and research environments at the level of the leading countries of the art market.\u00a0This exhibition, organized by Primo Piano LivinGallery\u00a0is a magnifying glass on the art scene of today’s Venezuela and is part of a touring exhibition that took other steps to Lecce, Bari and Naples and which aims to acquaint the Italian audience this fascinating world poised between the language of modernity and the links with tradition. <\/span><\/p>\n

A few times the Italian art sites have dealt with Venezuela. Yet the link between Italy and the country has always been very close, thanks to the massive immigration that on several occasions there was to those lands.\u00a0The unstable political situation has certainly made \u200b\u200bit more difficult to obtain artistic schools able to assert itself on the international scene, but among them we remember the founding of the Circulo<\/em> de Bellas Artes<\/em>, where they operated writers, poets and artists of avant-garde, which marks the break with academicism;inspired by the Bauhaus school of E. Monsanto, with a search that led to the most advanced artistic movements in Venezuela, close to abstraction, the group of “dissidents” that were part of, among others, Alejandro Otero, Pascual Navarro, Luis Guevara Moreno<\/em>. <\/span><\/p>\n

Among the names that emerged after 1970s are cited Carlos<\/em> Zerpa, Henry Bermudez, Rolando Pe\u00f1a, Jos\u00e9 Campos Biscardi, Francisco Hung, Corina Brice\u00f1o, Margot R\u00f6mer, Ana Mar\u00eda Mazzei, Bartus Bartolomes, Jose Coronel, Ricardo B.Sanchez, Domingo De Lucia<\/em> , artists whose work gradually acquired international recognition. Among the “young artists” are Astolfo<\/em><\/a> Funes<\/a>, Carlos Anzola<\/a>, Albert Riera<\/a>, Roberto Notarfrancesco<\/a><\/em>\u00a0and others.<\/span><\/p>\n

Despite the difficulties of recent years, the creative ferment and the desire to give voice to their identity revealed new names singular uniqueness. The exhibition features nine artists who experiment with forms and genres very different. Best-known names as Bartus<\/strong> Bartolomes <\/strong>known for his proclamation on “Transposizionism” centered on new iconography and symbolism of ‘”visual art” contemporary.His works (painting, drawing, caricature, photography, design and poetry) are inspired by syncretism, hybridisation and secret codes, expressed in contemporary languages\u200b\u200b. Ricardo<\/strong> B. Sanchez<\/strong>, architect and photographer, who works on the concepts of identity and migration, Jose Coronel<\/a>, also a designer and graphic artist, performs large murals and had major show and retrospectives public. His works (sculpture and painting) play with the light in the labyrinth joints of color and transparency.<\/span><\/p>\n

Domingo<\/strong> De Lucia<\/strong>, Italian-American, who emigrated to Venezuela, is a minimalist artist and president of Fundaci\u00f3n ArtQu\u00edmia and Atenea in Caracas. Since 1997 he is member of the “Grupo Provisional” an association of artists working in the field of art and culture.<\/span><\/p>\n

Among the “young artists” include Astolfo<\/strong> Funes<\/strong>, his works are in important private and public collections around the world. Works with painting, with a sign biting and typical Latin; the photographer Paola<\/strong> Puppio Zingg<\/strong> with the magic realism in contemporary style, the artist Katiuska<\/strong> Gonzales<\/strong>, Ytaelena<\/strong> Lopez<\/strong> who also work with video and installation. <\/span><\/p>\n

Posted in exhibition, the artist Sandra<\/strong> Garcia Pardo<\/strong>, born in Colombia, which in recent years has collaborated with Bartus<\/em> Bartolomes<\/em> and included in the project as a “Visiting Artist”. She works with sculpture and installation.Among new figuration, abstraction or experimental languages\u200b\u200b, common elements are always careful observation of the changing society of their continent and an explosion of life that make the show an experience of the senses.The show adheres to \u201cThe eighth day of Contemporary Art\u201d organized by AMACI (Italian association of italian museums and galleries).<\/span><\/p>\n

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Dal 05\/10\/2012 al 20\/11\/2012.<\/h3>\n

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\n\tTHE OFFICE Contemporary art, Roma presenta LATINAMENTE, arte contemporanea dal Venezuela, a cura di Dores Sacquegna. Inaugurazione: Venerdì 5 Ottobre 2012, dalle ore 19:00
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