Exhibitions, Italy, Firenze, 28 October 2010
The SACI Gallery is proud to present the
“SACI Faculty Exhibition”
October 28 - November 19, 2010
Inauguration: Thursday, October 28 at 7:30pm
This fall, on November 18, SACI is inaugurating its new building, the Jules Maidoff Palazzo for the Visual Arts on Via Sant'Egidio 14 in Florence. To commemorate the new location and celebrate our international Faculty, SACI is proposing a Faculty Exhibition to be held in the SACI Gallery on Via Sant'Antonino 11, October 28 - November 19, 2010, opening Thursday, October 28 at 7:30pm. Exhibiting faculty members are:
Dejan Atanackovic
Paolo Bulleti
Ellen Burchenal
Federico Cagnucci
Romeo Di Loreto
Sylvie Duvernoy
Luigi Falai
Lee Foust
Patricia Kinsella
Kathy Knippel
Kyle Kresge
Melania Lanzini
Roberta Lapucci
Gary Lissa
Naomi Muirhead
Lisa Nocentini
Mario Passavanti
Lorenzo Pezzatini
Diana Reichenbach
Anna Rose
Jacopo Santini
Camilla Torna
Joanna Vella
"This SACI Faculty exhibition, which is taking place during the festivities and inauguration of the SACI Jules Maidoff Palazzo for the Visual Arts, shows the wide range of SACI's class offerings and the depth and breadth of SACI's talented faculty, many of whom have taught at SACI since its founding or joined the faculty shortly afterwards. Others have returned to teach at SACI after beginning families, and still others are honored guests who are working with us this semester.
The artwork ranges from creative writing performances to animation, design, architecture, conservation, fresco, jewelry, printmaking, photography, drawing, and painting. A lively feast of different talents, styles, and life philosophies, from traditional art forms to the most contemporary practice. It is a real celebration of talent and creativity that reflects the wide and varied influences to which SACI students can choose to work with.
SACI has always aimed to be a school for artists. The work of these talented artists/instructors demonstrates the seriousness with which they approach artmaking and their understanding that true creativity never ceases to challenge and push boundaries. The search for visual reflection, new forms, and innovative ways to communicate is never ending, as is reflected in the work of these continuously developing and maturing artists with whom it has been my great pleasure to have worked for over 25 years. As both educators and creative artists, SACI's faculty members are outstanding. I am delighted to pay tribute to their achievement in this exhibition."
Mary Beckinsale, SACI President
SACI Gallery – Studio Art Centers International
Palazzo dei Cartelloni – Via Sant’Antonino 11
50123 Florence ITALY
T (39) 055 289 948
F (39) 055 277 6408
www.saci-florence.edu
gallery@saci-florence.edu
The SACI Gallery is open Monday-Friday, 9am-7pm, Saturday and Sunday 1-7pm.
“SACI Faculty Exhibition”
October 28 - November 19, 2010
Inauguration: Thursday, October 28 at 7:30pm
This fall, on November 18, SACI is inaugurating its new building, the Jules Maidoff Palazzo for the Visual Arts on Via Sant'Egidio 14 in Florence. To commemorate the new location and celebrate our international Faculty, SACI is proposing a Faculty Exhibition to be held in the SACI Gallery on Via Sant'Antonino 11, October 28 - November 19, 2010, opening Thursday, October 28 at 7:30pm. Exhibiting faculty members are:
Dejan Atanackovic
Paolo Bulleti
Ellen Burchenal
Federico Cagnucci
Romeo Di Loreto
Sylvie Duvernoy
Luigi Falai
Lee Foust
Patricia Kinsella
Kathy Knippel
Kyle Kresge
Melania Lanzini
Roberta Lapucci
Gary Lissa
Naomi Muirhead
Lisa Nocentini
Mario Passavanti
Lorenzo Pezzatini
Diana Reichenbach
Anna Rose
Jacopo Santini
Camilla Torna
Joanna Vella
"This SACI Faculty exhibition, which is taking place during the festivities and inauguration of the SACI Jules Maidoff Palazzo for the Visual Arts, shows the wide range of SACI's class offerings and the depth and breadth of SACI's talented faculty, many of whom have taught at SACI since its founding or joined the faculty shortly afterwards. Others have returned to teach at SACI after beginning families, and still others are honored guests who are working with us this semester.
The artwork ranges from creative writing performances to animation, design, architecture, conservation, fresco, jewelry, printmaking, photography, drawing, and painting. A lively feast of different talents, styles, and life philosophies, from traditional art forms to the most contemporary practice. It is a real celebration of talent and creativity that reflects the wide and varied influences to which SACI students can choose to work with.
SACI has always aimed to be a school for artists. The work of these talented artists/instructors demonstrates the seriousness with which they approach artmaking and their understanding that true creativity never ceases to challenge and push boundaries. The search for visual reflection, new forms, and innovative ways to communicate is never ending, as is reflected in the work of these continuously developing and maturing artists with whom it has been my great pleasure to have worked for over 25 years. As both educators and creative artists, SACI's faculty members are outstanding. I am delighted to pay tribute to their achievement in this exhibition."
Mary Beckinsale, SACI President
SACI Gallery – Studio Art Centers International
Palazzo dei Cartelloni – Via Sant’Antonino 11
50123 Florence ITALY
T (39) 055 289 948
F (39) 055 277 6408
www.saci-florence.edu
gallery@saci-florence.edu
The SACI Gallery is open Monday-Friday, 9am-7pm, Saturday and Sunday 1-7pm.
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