Carol Rama Honored in Venice and New York Exhibitions
Two major exhibitions will celebrate the work of Carol Rama, the experimental Italian painter who died in 2015. From May 8 to June 28, the monographic show "Spazio anche più che tempo" opens at Palazzo Ca' Nova in Venice, organized by the Carol Rama Archive. The exhibition will highlight a collection of works spanning her career, known for transgressive materials and sensual themes. On May 3, the New Museum in New York will open "Antibodies," curated by Massimiliano Gioni, also dedicated to Rama. Both shows coincide with the lead-up to the Venice Biennale.
Key facts
- Carol Rama died in 2015.
- Exhibition 'Spazio anche più che tempo' at Palazzo Ca' Nova, Venice, from May 8 to June 28.
- The show is promoted by the Carol Rama Archive.
- Exhibition 'Antibodies' at New Museum, New York, opens May 3.
- Curated by Massimiliano Gioni.
- Rama known for experimental painting and use of transgressive materials.
- Works often explore bodily and sensual themes.
- Both exhibitions are collateral events to the Venice Biennale.
Entities
Artists
- Carol Rama
Institutions
- Carol Rama Archive
- New Museum
- Palazzo Ca' Nova
Locations
- Venice
- New York