Sala Effe Opens in Cremona's Museo del Violino
Sala Effe officially opened on September 19 at Cremona's Museo del Violino, marking a new independent contemporary art venture. The name of the space draws inspiration from the f-holes of violins. The committee behind the project comprises Claudia Ciaccio, Paolo Zani, Leonardo Caldonazzo Arvedi, Enea Righi, Lorenzo Paini, Antonio Scoccimarro, and Ilaria Dal Lago. The inaugural exhibition, curated by Paolo Zani, features works from notable artists including Alighiero Boetti and Rineke Dijkstra. This exhibition will be available for viewing until March 14, with artworks rotating every two months. Entry is free, and the opening event starts at 6:30 PM.
Key facts
- Sala Effe opens September 19 in Cremona's Museo del Violino.
- The space is an independent contemporary art project.
- The name references violin f-holes.
- The committee includes Claudia Ciaccio, Paolo Zani, Leonardo Caldonazzo Arvedi, Enea Righi, Lorenzo Paini, Antonio Scoccimarro, and Ilaria Dal Lago.
- The inaugural exhibition is curated by Paolo Zani.
- The exhibition runs from September 19 to March 14.
- Works will be replaced every two months.
- Opening is September 19 at 6:30 PM, free entry.
Entities
Artists
- Mariia Andreeva
- Alighiero Boetti
- Caleb Considine
- Racheal Crowther
- Giorgio de Chirico
- Rineke Dijkstra
- Jason Dodge
- Peter Fischli
- David Weiss
- John Gerrard
- Tarik Kiswanson
- On Kawara
- Paul Kos
- Diego Perrone
- Paola Pivi
- Pietro Roccasalva
- Hans Schabus
- Damon Zucconi
Institutions
- Museo del Violino
- Galleria Zero
- Galleria Triangolo
- Guggenheim Abu Dhabi
- Collezione da Tiffany
Locations
- Cremona
- Italy
- Piazza Guglielmo Marconi