Anita Leisz's Solo Show at Norma Mangione Gallery in Turin
Anita Leisz's solo exhibition at Norma Mangione Gallery in Turin, curated by Tenzing Barshee, features recent works in metal, wood, and plasterboard. The artist deconstructs architectural elements like floors, walls, and ceilings, recombining them into new configurations while respecting orthogonal structures. Barshee interprets this process as political, referencing philosopher Jacques Rancière. Unlike Minimalist sculpture, Leisz's handcrafted pieces are unique, avoiding seriality. The industrial materials evoke the artist's upbringing in steel towns and resonate with Arte Povera. The exhibition coincided with Artissima 2017.
Key facts
- Exhibition at Norma Mangione Gallery in Turin
- Curated by Tenzing Barshee
- Features recent works in metal, wood, and plasterboard
- Artist deconstructs architectural elements
- Works are handcrafted and unique
- Referenced Jacques Rancière in curatorial text
- Coincided with Artissima 2017
- Materials evoke industrial heritage
Entities
Artists
- Anita Leisz
Institutions
- Norma Mangione Gallery
- Artissima
Locations
- Turin
- Italy
- Leoben
- Austria
- Berlin
- Germany