Alessandro Piangiamore, Alighiero Boetti, Cabrita, Daniele Puppi, Elisabetta Benassi, Enrico Castellani, Ettore Spalletti, Francesca Leone, Giacomo Balla, Mario Schifano, Massimo Bartolini, Mircea Cantor, Namsal Siedlecki, Piero Manzoni, Vedovamazzei
Art Basel 2021 – Italian Influences
21/09/2021 • 26/09/2021
A journey through the arts of 20th and 21st centuries With works by: Giacomo Balla, Massimo Bartolini, Elisabetta Benassi, Alighiero Boetti, Enrico Castellani, Mircea Cantor, Francesca Leone, Piero Manzoni, Cabrita, Alessandro Piangiamore, Daniele Puppi, Vedovamazzei, Ettore Spalletti, Mario Schifano, Namsal Siedlecki With the special project Italian Influences, conceived specifically for Art Basel 2021, we aim to present a non-linear history of tendencies and influences in over a century of Italian and international arts. Starting from the historical avant-garde, throughout its Postwar reformulation and exploring a series of look-backs by contemporary artists, the presentation engages the viewer with a scattered and fragmented history of Italian influences, through connections and contextualizations that give life to unexpected relations.
Namsal Siedlecki
A
15/05/2019 • 15/07/2019
Magazzino is happy to announce A, the first solo exhibition by Namsal Siedlecki with the gallery. The exhibition will open on Wednesday 15 May 2019 and will last until 15 July 2019. Siedlecki has decided to elaborate a double approach, linked to separate trajectories having the common idea of desire and its fulfilment. On one hand, the artist has gathered approximately one-hundred thirty thousand coins among the ones that are picked up daily from the Trevi Fountain, and that for several reasons (non-existing coinages, too low exchange values, damage or modification to coins) are not exchanged and are simply piled up and put away. Medals, tokens, carved or modified coins do represent for Siedlecki a whole of desires, stuck in…Continua / More
Alessandro Piangiamore, David Schutter, Guillermo Galindo, Jorge Peris, Massimo Bartolini, Matteo Nasini, Namsal Siedlecki, Nicola Martini, Renato Leotta, Yudith Levin
TBT (To Be Titled, Turn Back Time) | Group Show | 2018
21/06/2018 • 28/07/2018
Magazzino is happy to announce the second leg of the group exhibition TBT (To Be Titled, Turn Back Time), that will open Thursday 21 June 2018. The exhibition, begun on May 11th, will be redesigned with the addition of works by Renato Leotta, Yudith Levin, Jorge Peris and Alessandro Piangiamore, renewing the idea of a faceted dialogue between gallery artists (Peris, Piangiamore) and non-represented artist (Leotta, Levin) whose works will integrate with the ones by Massimo Bartolini, Guillermo Galindo, David Schutter, Nicola Martini, Matteo Nasini and Namsal Siedlecki already on show at the gallery. If the works exhibited in To Be Titled seemed to advance a reflection on their own condition, of being “final” and “finished” objects but still…Continua / More
David Schutter, Guillermo Galindo, Massimo Bartolini, Matteo Nasini, Namsal Siedlecki, Nicola Martini
TBT (To Be Titled, Turn Back Time) | Group Show | 2018
11/05/2018 • 21/05/2018
Magazzino is happy to announce the new group exhibition TBT (To Be Titled, Turn Back Time), that will connotate the gallery’s spring and summer program. The exhibition will articulate in two parts, the first opening Friday 11 May 2018 and featuring works by Massimo Bartolini, Guillermo Galindo, David Schutter, Nicola Martini, Matteo Nasini e Namsal Siedlecki. To Be Titled stems from the idea of a multi-voice dialogue between the works of three among the gallery’s artists (Bartolini, Galindo, Schutter) and three young Italian artists, not represented by Magazzino (Martini, Nasini, Siedlecki). The spontaneity that led the preparation of this exhibition is already evident from its title, which reveals the typical condition of expectation underlying the act of creation, and expresses within…Continua / More