Exhibitions, Romania, Bucureşti, 15 March 2013
Alberto Branca - ITALIAN LANDSCAPE
Italian artists in their natural habitat
Marzo - Sept 2013
Municipal Museum, Bucharest March 15-April 10
Museum of Art, Ploiesti March 15-April 10
Museum of the Lower Danube, Calarasi May 3 to June 6
Art Museum, Konstanz, June 30-July 31
Museum of Visual Arts, Galati August
Art Gallery, Silistra (Bulgaria) 5 to 25 September
116 works by Italian artists
invited to represent the Italian landscape
The exhibition "Italian Landscape", proposed by the Artisolide, brings together works by Italian artists representing all our territory, interested in talking through their research, the places where they live and the effects and changes that these environments are undergoing and have undergone over the years. Contamination of genres and ideas that give rise to this unique traveling exhibition in six museums in Romania and Bulgaria, from the industrial landscape and urban to the rural, relived through a series of paintings, photographs and plastic works with the sole common denominator format cm. 40x40.
Italian artists in their natural habitat
Marzo - Sept 2013
Municipal Museum, Bucharest March 15-April 10
Museum of Art, Ploiesti March 15-April 10
Museum of the Lower Danube, Calarasi May 3 to June 6
Art Museum, Konstanz, June 30-July 31
Museum of Visual Arts, Galati August
Art Gallery, Silistra (Bulgaria) 5 to 25 September
116 works by Italian artists
invited to represent the Italian landscape
The exhibition "Italian Landscape", proposed by the Artisolide, brings together works by Italian artists representing all our territory, interested in talking through their research, the places where they live and the effects and changes that these environments are undergoing and have undergone over the years. Contamination of genres and ideas that give rise to this unique traveling exhibition in six museums in Romania and Bulgaria, from the industrial landscape and urban to the rural, relived through a series of paintings, photographs and plastic works with the sole common denominator format cm. 40x40.
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