Exhibitions, Italy, Roma, 23 September 2019
Rome: Rossocinabro is pleased to present a group exhibition entitled “Cultural Differences”.
The show opens September 23th, 2019 a reception will be held on Monday, September 23th, 5-7 pm
The choice of the title for this exhibit is curiously interesting. For these artists, the concept of Cultural Differences arose from their idea of personal knowledge and their realization about the nature of differences between each of us.
The concept of Cultural Differences is a pure illusion. In their search for their cultural identities, I saw the absurdity of trying to describe a spiritual human in short sentences. These artists discovered the new exciting way of expressing their self through art.
Art gives them the freedom to choose their ways to deliver their message. Freedom of artistic expression will no more be restrained by logic it will convey our meaning or thought.
Only with respect to the Cultural uniqueness of every human can we discover true answers to core questions of our life, see the much greater truth about other people, cultures, and even about ourselves.
We hope that you will be able to meet these works of fascinating artists and share their visions of the future of respect to our cultural uniqueness seen behind doors of Cultural Differences. They come from: Europe, USA, Japan, Israel, Australia, China, Center and South America, Canada
Curator Cristina Madini
Artists: Misa Aihara, Janice Alamanou, Toni Altenstrasser, Suzan Anan, Brian Avadka Colez, Marco Azario, Frank Briffa, Claracarat, Wendy Cohen, Benny De Grove, Cees Dert, Jochen Dreckmann, Onno Dröge, Judy Filipich, Gustav Filipsons, Liora Ganor, Danny Johananoff, Marta Kisiliczyk, Judy Lange, Rosana Largo Rodríguez , Isabela Lleo Castells, Karl Weiming Lu, Gerlinde Marktl, Leena Mertanen, Betsie Miller-Kusz, Elvio Miressi, Mehdi Oveisi, Ann Palmer, Catherine Pennington Meyer, Irena Procházková, Daniela Rebecchi, Fábio Salun, Heidi Schütte-Kunz, Andrea E. Sroka, SS, Petra Tiemann, HowardArthur Tweedie, Astrid Ufkes, Stéphane Vereecken, Vanessa Elaine, Menno Vos, Anna Weichert
The show opens September 23th, 2019 a reception will be held on Monday, September 23th, 5-7 pm
The choice of the title for this exhibit is curiously interesting. For these artists, the concept of Cultural Differences arose from their idea of personal knowledge and their realization about the nature of differences between each of us.
The concept of Cultural Differences is a pure illusion. In their search for their cultural identities, I saw the absurdity of trying to describe a spiritual human in short sentences. These artists discovered the new exciting way of expressing their self through art.
Art gives them the freedom to choose their ways to deliver their message. Freedom of artistic expression will no more be restrained by logic it will convey our meaning or thought.
Only with respect to the Cultural uniqueness of every human can we discover true answers to core questions of our life, see the much greater truth about other people, cultures, and even about ourselves.
We hope that you will be able to meet these works of fascinating artists and share their visions of the future of respect to our cultural uniqueness seen behind doors of Cultural Differences. They come from: Europe, USA, Japan, Israel, Australia, China, Center and South America, Canada
Curator Cristina Madini
Artists: Misa Aihara, Janice Alamanou, Toni Altenstrasser, Suzan Anan, Brian Avadka Colez, Marco Azario, Frank Briffa, Claracarat, Wendy Cohen, Benny De Grove, Cees Dert, Jochen Dreckmann, Onno Dröge, Judy Filipich, Gustav Filipsons, Liora Ganor, Danny Johananoff, Marta Kisiliczyk, Judy Lange, Rosana Largo Rodríguez , Isabela Lleo Castells, Karl Weiming Lu, Gerlinde Marktl, Leena Mertanen, Betsie Miller-Kusz, Elvio Miressi, Mehdi Oveisi, Ann Palmer, Catherine Pennington Meyer, Irena Procházková, Daniela Rebecchi, Fábio Salun, Heidi Schütte-Kunz, Andrea E. Sroka, SS, Petra Tiemann, HowardArthur Tweedie, Astrid Ufkes, Stéphane Vereecken, Vanessa Elaine, Menno Vos, Anna Weichert
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