Mostre, Regno Unito, London, 19 March 2014
Art Cafè London announces the UK edition of the International
Exhibition of Contemporary Art for March 2014
Vanity Unfair.
Art Café London is pleased to announce Vanity Unfair, art exhibition showcasing 30 Italian artists and their
interpretation of vanity for March 2014.
On the wave of the success obtained in Italy, Art Café London brings this international event to London in the
striking neoclassical venue of the Crypt Galley in St Pancras.
Vanity Unfair wants to represent the vanity in all its shapes and contradictions, investigating from its iconic to
its social ambivalence. Considered as a form of self-idolatry and an intense belief in yourself that valorises
the best you, and from which none of us can be told to be immune, vanity represents the engine of our
actions, our attitudes, or an unconscious demand for self and social recognition. This immodest Narcissus
silently inhabiting our souls makes us also deeply annoyed by the others vanity or even presumption of being able to play an unfairly game, for which the rules are only applied to others and not to ourselves.
Exhibition of Contemporary Art for March 2014
Vanity Unfair.
Art Café London is pleased to announce Vanity Unfair, art exhibition showcasing 30 Italian artists and their
interpretation of vanity for March 2014.
On the wave of the success obtained in Italy, Art Café London brings this international event to London in the
striking neoclassical venue of the Crypt Galley in St Pancras.
Vanity Unfair wants to represent the vanity in all its shapes and contradictions, investigating from its iconic to
its social ambivalence. Considered as a form of self-idolatry and an intense belief in yourself that valorises
the best you, and from which none of us can be told to be immune, vanity represents the engine of our
actions, our attitudes, or an unconscious demand for self and social recognition. This immodest Narcissus
silently inhabiting our souls makes us also deeply annoyed by the others vanity or even presumption of being able to play an unfairly game, for which the rules are only applied to others and not to ourselves.
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