Aria di Capri: Sixth Festival del Paesaggio Closes in Anacapri
The Festival del Paesaggio di Anacapri has wrapped up its sixth edition, honoring intellectual Edwin Cerio and marking the centenary of the renowned Landscape Conference. Under the curation of Arianna Rosica and Gianluca Riccio, the festival, titled Aria di Capri, draws inspiration from Cerio's work that explores the island through the perspectives of writers, poets, and artists. The exhibition will be available on the island until November 16. Featured artworks include Patrick Tuttofuoco's striking luminous sculpture Bird on the facade of Villa San Michele, Valerie Krause's floor sculpture O. T. 2022 in the cloister, Henrik Hakansson's monochrome canvas from his Butterfly series, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov's installation The observer in the garden chapel, and Marinella Senatore's video The School of Narrative Dance – Ongoing Documentary, 2013-2016, showcased in the church.
Key facts
- Sixth edition of Festival del Paesaggio di Anacapri concluded.
- Dedicated to Edwin Cerio and centenary of Convegno sul Paesaggio.
- Curated by Arianna Rosica and Gianluca Riccio.
- Title Aria di Capri, from Cerio's book.
- Exhibition runs until November 16.
- Works displayed at Villa San Michele.
- Includes Patrick Tuttofuoco, Valerie Krause, Henrik Hakansson, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, Marinella Senatore.
- Festival focuses on contemporary landscape interpretation.
Entities
Artists
- Patrick Tuttofuoco
- Valerie Krause
- Henrik Hakansson
- Ilya Kabakov
- Emilia Kabakov
- Marinella Senatore
- Edwin Cerio
Institutions
- Festival del Paesaggio di Anacapri
- Villa San Michele
- Artribune
Locations
- Anacapri
- Italy
- Capri