Aere: 26 Artists Explore the Concept of Air in Perugia
At the Museo Civico Palazzo Penna in Perugia, the exhibition titled 'Aere' showcases the interpretations of air by 26 artists. Curated by Massimo Mattioli, it begins with Luca Vitone's piece 'Io, Villa Adriana.' Artists such as Edoardo Cialfi, Elvio Chiricozzi, and Giacinto Gigante illustrate air through their portrayals of landscapes and clouds. Aldo Grazzi presents 'Ruota e rifletti,' which envisions air as a realm of potential. An essay by Sara Taglialagamba in the catalog examines the depiction of air from the Middle Ages to Leonardo da Vinci. Contemporary contributions include Arcangelo Sassolino's compressed tire and Leandro Erlich's fragmented cloud, alongside works like Piero Manzoni's deflated balloons and Mariateresa Sartori's anemometer recordings. Daniele Capra covers the exhibition.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Aere' at Museo Civico Palazzo Penna in Perugia
- 26 artists participate
- Curated by Massimo Mattioli
- Catalog essay by Sara Taglialagamba
- Includes works by Luca Vitone, Edoardo Cialfi, Elvio Chiricozzi, Giacinto Gigante, Aldo Grazzi, Arcangelo Sassolino, Leandro Erlich, Donato Piccolo, Giovanni Gaggia, Olga Lepri, Gino De Dominicis, Piero Manzoni, Mariateresa Sartori
- Giacinto Gigante's watercolor is nearly two centuries old
- Piero Manzoni's balloons are sixty years old and deflated
- Reported by Daniele Capra
Entities
Artists
- Luca Vitone
- Edoardo Cialfi
- Elvio Chiricozzi
- Giacinto Gigante
- Aldo Grazzi
- Arcangelo Sassolino
- Leandro Erlich
- Donato Piccolo
- Giovanni Gaggia
- Olga Lepri
- Gino De Dominicis
- Piero Manzoni
- Mariateresa Sartori
- Leonardo da Vinci
- El Greco
- Anaximenes
Institutions
- Museo Civico Palazzo Penna
- Artribune
Locations
- Perugia
- Italy