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Today, on the occasion of the 394th Festino di Santa Rosalia, cultural sites clbadified as of municipal interest will observe the following opening hours: Monumental complex of S. Maria dello Spasimo: open from 10:00 to 18:00, GAM – Gallery of Modern Art: open from 9:00 to 18:30, Zisa Cultural Sites: open from 9:00 to 24:00, International Center of Photography (at l. interior of shipyards): open from 9:30 to 18:30, ZAC – Zona Arti Contemporanee (inside the shipyards): open from 9:00 to 18:30 The Ecomuseum of the Sea will remain closed
To see [19659002] Futuristic dialogue called the exhibition with more than seventy works by the futuristic painter Pippo Rizzo that arrives until September 16 at Villa Zito, via Libertà. The exhibition organized by the great-grandson of the futuristic painter Giulia Gueci and Professor Sergio Troisi focuses on the extraordinary experience of the Futurist Movement in Sicily, highlighting the network of relationships and the Intellectual exchanges that developed from the late 1920s to the last vestiges of the 1920s.
At the table of noble lords. Who in Palermo became Gattopardi, inclined to a rhetoric respectful of those who were the arts of good living. But also in close dialogue with the aristocratic European families whose offspring reached the Sicilian capital, an unmissable step in their Grand Tour of knowledge. And just by fishing in the elite factories that have been providing pottery and glbadware for centuries, the original ARTInTAVOLA exhibition was born, organized by Ulderico Lepreri, who opens at Palazzo Bonocore, in Palermo, Italy's capital of the 2018 culture, June 30 close on July 29.
Padre Pio's life told in a unique exhibition comes to an absolute first in Monreale. An exhibition that tells, through relics and maps, the special life of a brother, who becomes the protagonist of the miracles recognized by the Church, to become holy. An exhibition that shares with the public the story of what will become a great friendship. "The Great Luce, Padre Pio – Between Science and Faith", the "monumental" exhibition on the Saint of Pietrelcina, produced by Navigare Srl and Museums of Sicily – planned today in Monreale (on the first floor of Monumental complex Guglielmo II (former Benedictine monastery), opens for the first time with this formula to the Sicilian public.The exhibition is open until December 31.
60 years after his birth, Palermo pays homage to Keith Haring (1958-1990), one of the most important contemporary artists of the twentieth century, whose popularity is comparable to that of Andy Warhol From June 29 to September 16, 2018 will be exhibited in the magnificent setting of the Villa Zito several works of the American artist, from prestigious public and private collections.
In the Cloister of San Domenico, in Piazza San Domenico, you can visit the exhibition of Max Serradifalco entitled " Earth Flags, Dragging Boundaries " which can be visited until September 9th. [1 9659002] It was in 1928 and everything starts from a Leica: Alexander Rodchenko is 37 years old and is convinced that everything depends on the angle. This is the only way to balance the flat and consolidated image of a company, or the first major Russian photographer before the Cold War. Through the work of the Director of the Museum of Visual Arts of Moscow, Olga Sviblova and the contribution of the Director of the Institute of Culture in Moscow, Olga Strada, a selection of 150 photographs of Rodchenko, taken from the original negatives from the 1920s and 30s. "Alexander Rodchenko: Revolution in Photography" arrives at the Albergo dei Poveri, in Palermo – which will host it until September 23 – promoted by the Regional Department for Cultural Heritage and the. Sicilian identity, co-produced by Civita Arte and Bridge Consulting, organized by the State-funded Institution of Culture and Education of the City of Moscow and the Multimedia Complex of ActualArts . In the project of Palermo Italian capital of the culture
For extemporanea H24, sixteen painters invade Palermo and paint live, among the people, impromptu, in the places of the city and in the rooms of the gallery Lombardi / La Nica, via Villaermosa 41, which promotes the initiative. It will be the occasion to witness the birth of an art work and meet the curators Maria Vittoria Marchetta and Lorenzo Lombardi, to learn about the project and talk with the artists . Twenty-four hours will alternate initiatives dedicated to art and culture: dialogues with artists, meetings with critics, with young people, reading poetry, music, gastronomy and convivial moments. The exhibition of completed paintings and other participating artists will be open at the gallery until Saturday, July 14, 2018. Free admission. Hours: Mon – Sat 4 pm – 8 pm
Overlays and Stratifications; migration and integration. These are some of the themes around which the highly political work of the German photographer Katharina Sieverding has selected fourteen works that, with their formal and material means, refer to the theme of Manifesta 12, the nomadic Biennale which is the only one of its kind. opens on June 16th. in Palermo. Inserted between the Manifesta 12 Collateral, – and in the program Palermo Italian Capital of Culture – PALERMO is hosted from 14 June to 4 November in the spaces of the Haus der Kunst on Zisa cultural sites.
In the mid-fifties, the Japanese artist Shozo Shimamoto in the small town of Ashiya (Hyogo) begins his adventure with creative work in public, a garden where he and others Artists do works, the result of a performative activity in which to do the work it is synchronous to the audience's contemplation, with all the interferences of a live event. Moving away from the surrealist tradition and stimuli of Duchamp, the group of artists Gutai says shout out in the name of a new creativity that gives way to impulse. A major retrospective on the Japanese artist, curated by Achille Bonito Oliva, in Palermo at the Sant Sant Elia Foundation where she will stay until August 6.
The provocative million dollar art of the eclectic Milanese artist Max Papeschi arrives in the Sicilian capital and will certainly speak for itself, arousing curiosity and attention as it s 39; is produced in every city in the world that has hosted it. From today until July 20, 2018, his photoshopped images, irreverent to traditional techniques, with great iconoclastic force and defined Politically-Scorrect, will be on display at Palazzo Chiaramonte Steri, the former headquarters of the Inquisition and today a place of knowledge, symbol of academic education and growth of future free and aware citizens, capable of new and profound reflections.
They start from a true and sincere feeling, from love to a neighborhood like Ballarò, a unique clutter of humanity, the photos of the photographic collective exhibition until June 30 in Vicolo Cagliostro. To exhibit in the framework of the project "Ballarò between history, culture, traditions and street languages", promoted by the badociation "Officina Ballarò" for "Italian Capital of Culture of Palermo", Marco Amato, Alessandro Amantia, Claudia Marca and Monica Guarneri. Emotions, those that can be experienced by watching these images, which, for example, in the case of Marco Amato, a young astrologer from Palermo with a pbadion for photography, walk every day in the streets of his historic center well -loved, admiring many historical monuments, including coffee and strictly floral breakfasts. At the same time breathe the vibrations of a popular theater that feeds in the alleys and the heart of the historic center
The long journey to the Pride of Palermo 2018 begins at the Zisa Cultural Yards with the opening of the exhibition "Catherine Opie, The Human Landscape", the solo exhibition of American artist Catherine Opie, with her debut film The Modernist and presented with a selection of works from the series Portraits , organized in collaboration with the Sicily Queer Filmfest in collaboration with the International Photography Center of Palermo directed by Letizia Battaglia and in collaboration with contemporary ruber.Located until July 15 at the Experimental Center of Photography of Shipyards, the The exhibition officially begins the dense road of initiatives that will lead to the final parade of the Pride of Palermo.
He is one of the great photographers of the twentieth century. recounted the despair and tragedy of the wars that marked the twentieth century and the hopes of ending conflicts. The exhibition "Robert Capa – Retrospective" which opened at the Albergo dei Poveri in Palermo, traces the work of this master of photography at a particular moment: the celebrations of the 70 years of Magnum Photos, including Capa was the founder with Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger, David "Chim" Seymour and William Vandivert. One hundred and seven shots of the exhibition, all in black and white, made from 1936 to 1954, the year of Capa's death, killed by an anti-human mine in Indochina. Among the sections there is one dedicated to Sicily where the photojournalist related the liberation of the island by the Americans at the end of the second world war
"Dinosaurs arrives", the exhibition of two some of the most important dinosaur models in the world at Lincoln Street Botanical Garden. The acquisition of the dinosaurs, representative of the species "Carnotaurus sastrei" and "Thecodontosaurus antiquus", comes from the scientific collaboration between the Gemmellaro Museum of SiMuA and the Oertijdmuseum of Boxter in Holland, producer of the replicas. The installation will be open to the public from 9 am and the visit is included in the ticket to the Botanical Garden where they will be exposed until August.
Sicilian by birth, novel of adoption, Francesco Trombadori was an artist with qualities above the summit. Landscaper and portrait painter, he shows in his painting this sensitive eye, son of a lapse of time that runs between two great wars: the painter dedicates a great retrospective to the Gallery of Modern Art which hosts "Francesco Trombadori of March 23 to September 2. Essential truth of things. About sixty paintings are on display, painted between 1915 and 1961, from important public and private collections throughout Italy; and also drawings, books, exhibition catalogs and newspaper articles from the artist's archives, kept in his studio at Villa Strohl-Fern. The exhibition is organized by Giovanna Caterina De Feo and arrives in Palermo after being at GNAM in Rome. After more than ten years since the last monographic exhibition in his hometown of Syracuse, Trombadori returns to talk about him
The Theater Politeama Garibaldi of Piazza Ruggero Settimo will be open in the morning, seven days a week. the Russian, who tends to mbadify all sighs. Rodchenko in his field was a revolutionary.
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