Fairs, Italy, Roma, 25 October 2012
Good morning,
It is almost the first edition of the Affordable Art Fair Rome.
Season of AAF began in New York and Stockholm with considerable success both in terms of visitors and sales.
In the coming weeks AAF will make a stop in Mexico City (October 19 to 21), Amsterdam, London, Battersea, and ROME!
The formula of the Affordable Art Fair is simple and unique: a relaxed and unconventional contemporary art and a lot of quality. For Affordable Art Fair everyone can find something that reflects your taste, whatever your knowledge of art and especially affordable for all budgets! The price ceiling of € 5,000, and the obligation to expose them to all the works ensures that you know what you can and can not afford, in addition to the fair will find a wide and varied selection of works of art, prints of famous artists , sculptures by young and unknown to the paintings of renowned professionals.
It 'was presented to the press the first Roman edition, the project I LOW TECH, and DigitaLife by Fondazone Romaeuropa.
The Fair has good articles on Art, Time, Artribune, etc. .. and soon on Espresso, International and many others, plus you can already see posters on buses (two fully clothed moving to the center of Rome), underground , billboards, postcards, etc..
The event will be our membership and participation, as ART SPACE ELSEWHERE The Francesca Mariotti, with a large Booth no. E2, which will be with us the works of his artist friends
MARIA KARZI,
MARIA CHIFFI,
FERNANDO MASSIRONI,
GIANCARLO SARVESE,
FRANCESCO VIDIC,
MAURO SALVETTI,
KATIA MINERVINI,
ANDREA ZELIO BORTOLOTTI,
OXANA ORLOVA,
installations conceptual KIRA DE PELLEGRIN,
the poetic sculptures MONICA Folegatti
and fantasies of ANGELO FANTONI
IMPORTANT .... AND A PRESENCE WITH THE WORKS OF RENATO MENEGHETTI, the artist BIENNIAL OF VENICE!!
... We are waiting for an opportunity not to be missed in the picturesque setting of the former slaughterhouse in La Pelanda Testaccio.
Francesca Mariotti and Silvia Crude
www.artelaltrove.it
http://affordableartfair.com/rome/
It is almost the first edition of the Affordable Art Fair Rome.
Season of AAF began in New York and Stockholm with considerable success both in terms of visitors and sales.
In the coming weeks AAF will make a stop in Mexico City (October 19 to 21), Amsterdam, London, Battersea, and ROME!
The formula of the Affordable Art Fair is simple and unique: a relaxed and unconventional contemporary art and a lot of quality. For Affordable Art Fair everyone can find something that reflects your taste, whatever your knowledge of art and especially affordable for all budgets! The price ceiling of € 5,000, and the obligation to expose them to all the works ensures that you know what you can and can not afford, in addition to the fair will find a wide and varied selection of works of art, prints of famous artists , sculptures by young and unknown to the paintings of renowned professionals.
It 'was presented to the press the first Roman edition, the project I LOW TECH, and DigitaLife by Fondazone Romaeuropa.
The Fair has good articles on Art, Time, Artribune, etc. .. and soon on Espresso, International and many others, plus you can already see posters on buses (two fully clothed moving to the center of Rome), underground , billboards, postcards, etc..
The event will be our membership and participation, as ART SPACE ELSEWHERE The Francesca Mariotti, with a large Booth no. E2, which will be with us the works of his artist friends
MARIA KARZI,
MARIA CHIFFI,
FERNANDO MASSIRONI,
GIANCARLO SARVESE,
FRANCESCO VIDIC,
MAURO SALVETTI,
KATIA MINERVINI,
ANDREA ZELIO BORTOLOTTI,
OXANA ORLOVA,
installations conceptual KIRA DE PELLEGRIN,
the poetic sculptures MONICA Folegatti
and fantasies of ANGELO FANTONI
IMPORTANT .... AND A PRESENCE WITH THE WORKS OF RENATO MENEGHETTI, the artist BIENNIAL OF VENICE!!
... We are waiting for an opportunity not to be missed in the picturesque setting of the former slaughterhouse in La Pelanda Testaccio.
Francesca Mariotti and Silvia Crude
www.artelaltrove.it
http://affordableartfair.com/rome/
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