All Blog Posts Tagged 'art' (9)

Grande successo di pubblico per la mostra “"Colori e suoni delle origini" con 32 opere di Andrea Benetti, la performance musicale di Frank Nemola all'inaugurazione e successiva sonorizzazione, il tutto a cura della professoressa Silvia Grandi.

La mostra era promossa dal DAR Dipartimento delle Arti Visive, Performative, Mediali e dalla “Friends of the Johns Hopkins…

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Il 22 marzo 2013, presso l'Ambasciata argentina a Roma, si è svolta la cerimonia di acquisizione, da parte dello Stato argentino, dell'opera di Andrea Benetti, intitolata “Matite spezzate”. Il chiaro riferimento del titolo lascia intendere che l'opera tratta il tema del regime militare che si instaurò in Argentina dal 1976 al 1983, guidato dal gen. Videla. Duranti gli anni della dittatura vi furono circa 30.000 Desaparecidos, persone che sparivano nel nulla, ma che in realtà…

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Roma, Palazzo Montecitorio, 1 marzo 2013

Andrea Benetti è stato ricevuto da una delegazione di Funzionari della Camera dei Deputati per le firme e l'acquisizione vera e propria dell'opera di Andrea Benetti, entrata a a fare parte della Collezione della Camera dei Deputati.

Dopo la cerimonia di acquisizione,…

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On a mini gallery crawl in Chelsea, topping my list was McKenzie Fine Art, Inc., where I stopped by to see Don…

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Hello fellow artists & art lovers.  I've just posted some recently photographed drawings on this page, http://skypape.com/new2010-11.htm and invite you to visit and enjoy. Your feedback is always welcome.  Hoping everyone's creative endeavors are thriving!  Wishing you a happy spring, with kind regards,… Continue

THE STREAM PROJECT: ART ALONG THE NEVERSINK RIVER

 

In partnership with the Roundout & Neversink Stream Management Program of the Sullivan County Soil & Water Conservation District, the Wildcat Fellowship Program of Claryville, NY, seeks projects of high artistic merit that relate to the Neversink River and its mountainous, forested surroundings.…

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As an individual who values artistic creation and freedom of speech, I would like the National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian Institution to know that I am deeply distressed and saddened over the cowardly decision to censor the exhibition "Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture" by removing the video by the late artist David Wojnarowicz titled "A Fire in My Belly," thereby displaying an unnecessary capitulation to political pressure from various… Continue

Things handmade and handwritten have a special appeal to me -- perhaps it's something about the humanness of their imperfection and scale. Who doesn't like to find a real letter in the mailbox amidst the stack of bills and solicitations? Postmarked from France, I turned the envelope over in my hands and opened it with curiosity.



Written on stationery imprinted with two pretty leaves in the upper left and a return address of "Suzanne Lopez, 1 rue du 11 Novembre, 64340 Boucau France,"… Continue

The past few months have been pretty much non-stop with work and all sorts of excitement, but I'm happy to at long last have a moment to stop here and say hello, and happy spring!

The day after my solo show at June Kelly Gallery ended, I was on a plane to Italy for a month-long residency fellowship at the… Continue