Arte Fiera 2022: All Awards Announced During Bologna Art Week

The 2022 edition of Arte Fiera in Bologna concluded with multiple awards presented to artists and galleries. Max Frintrop won the Premio BMPS Collection for his painting Unlock Origin (2021), represented by Galleria A+B. The jury, composed of Stefano Pirrone, Maria Villa, and Saverio Verini, praised his abstraction and spatial dissolution. Galleria Vistamare (Milan–Pescara) received the Premio Arte e Progetto di Jacobacci&Partners for its coherent exhibition activity and an installation by Airò, Spalletti, and Jodice. Galleria Schiavo Zoppelli of Milan won the Premio Rotary for its display pairing Simone Berti's paintings with Francesco Ardini's sculptures. Andrea Barzaghi, represented by Galleria Lunetta11, took the Premio Osvaldo Licini by Fainplast for his work è una personale quindi non c'è titolo, noted for expanding painting into three dimensions. Noé Sendas won The Collectors. Chain Prize di Art Defender for Old Studio, Sprezzatura III (2016), shown by MC2Gallery, for reinterpreting photographic tradition with layered imagery. Antonio Tucci Russo received the Premio ANGAMC 2021 alla carriera for fifty years of promoting contemporary art, presented by Mauro Stefanini and the new ANGAMC president, with Gianpiero Calzolari (President BolognaFiere), Simone Menegoi (Artistic Director of Arte Fiera), and critic Lorand Hegyi present.