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Paolo Scheggi and Vincenzo Agnetti Reunited at MA*GA Gallarate After Nearly 60 Years

exhibition · 2026-04-27

The exhibition titled 'Qui e altrove. Gli ambienti di Paolo Scheggi 1964-1971' is currently on display at MA*GA in Gallarate and will continue until October 11, 2026. This event marks the reunion of works by Paolo Scheggi and Vincenzo Agnetti after almost sixty years. It includes reconstructed environments by Scheggi, such as 'La Tomba della Geometria' (1970-2026) and 'Piramide. DELLA METAFISICA' (1970-2026), created 50 years after the dispersal of his works following his 1976 solo exhibition in Bologna. Scheggi (1940-1971) explored architecture and livable spaces, notably through 'Intercamera Plastica' (1967). An adjacent room features 'Vincenzo Agnetti e le tracce fotografiche,' beginning with 'Il Trono' (1970). Annalisa Moschini is the curator of this exhibition at MA*GA, located at Via Egidio De Magri, 1, Gallarate.

Fatti principali

  • Exhibition title: 'Qui e altrove. Gli ambienti di Paolo Scheggi 1964-1971'
  • Venue: MA*GA, Via Egidio De Magri, 1, Gallarate, Italy
  • Dates: until October 11, 2026
  • Artists: Paolo Scheggi (Settignano, 1940 – Rome, 1971) and Vincenzo Agnetti (Milan, 1926 – 1981)
  • Reconstructed environments: 'La Tomba della Geometria' (1970-2026) and 'Piramide. DELLA METAFISICA' (1970-2026)
  • Reconstruction marks 50 years since the dispersal following Scheggi's 1976 solo show at Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna, Bologna
  • Adjacent exhibition: 'Vincenzo Agnetti e le tracce fotografiche' opens with 'Il Trono' (1970), a collaborative work by Scheggi and Agnetti
  • Author of the article: Annalisa Moschini

Entità

Artisti

Istituzioni

  • MA*GA
  • Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna di Bologna
  • Teatro Durini
  • Artribune
  • Cardi Gallery
  • Associazione Paolo Scheggi
  • Tate Modern
  • Galleria La Tartaruga
  • Nizzoli Associati

Luoghi

  • Gallarate
  • Italy
  • Settignano
  • Rome
  • Milan
  • Bologna
  • Florence
  • Turin
  • Verona
  • Padua
  • Shanghai
  • London

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