Aldo Premoli Curates ‘Sentieri di Pace’ Anti-War Exhibition at Villa Bernasconi

Curated by Aldo Premoli, former director of L'Uomo Vogue and current Artribune contributor, the group exhibition 'Sentieri di Pace' at Villa Bernasconi in Cernobbio, Italy, presents around thirty works opposing armed conflict and aggression against individual freedom. Running from March 24 to April 18, 2022, the show features a heterogeneous mix of media—painting, drawing, sculpture, video—without a fixed viewing order. Premoli emphasizes that the exhibition is accessible to all ages, from three to one hundred years, and aims to evoke compassion and indignation through raw, unflinching depictions of the human condition. Artists include Filippo La Vaccara, Giovanni Viola, Rossana Taormina, Fabrizio Musa, Giuseppe Veneziano, Vanni Cuoghi, Federico Fusj, Graziana Toscano, Giovanna Brogna Sonnino, Filippo Borella, Ignazio Schifano, Fabio Sciortino, Jano Sicura, Francesco Di Giovanni, Lucia Scuderi, Enrico Cazzaniga, Francesco Di Piazza, and Alfonso Leto. The exhibition is produced by the Associazione Mediterraneo Sicilia Europa Onlus, which Premoli co-founded. The hashtag #lartecontrolaguerra serves as the exhibition's motto.