Carrino and Mitoraj exhibitions open in Cassino and Pompeii

On Saturday, May 14, 2016, at 6 PM, the Camusac museum in Cassino opens an anthological exhibition of Nicola Carrino, curated by Bruno Corà. The show spans Carrino's plastic cycles "Costruttivi," "Decostruttivi," and "Ricostruttivi" (1959–2013), emphasizing viewer interaction. Simultaneously, the Pompeii archaeological site inaugurates a posthumous exhibition of Igor Mitoraj with 30 monumental sculptures placed across key areas including the Temple of Venus, Basilica, Forum, Via dell'Abbondanza, Stabian Baths, Triangular Forum, and Quadriportico of the Theaters. The invitation-only opening at 6 PM on May 14 is expected to draw President Sergio Mattarella and Minister Dario Franceschini, so public visits are advised for Sunday, May 15. On Friday, May 13, at 6:30 PM, Galleria Raucci/Santamaria in Naples opens a solo show by Karl Haendel (born 1976, New York; lives in Los Angeles), presenting new drawings in a site-specific installation. The exhibitions run through various dates: Carrino until September 30, 2016; Mitoraj until January 8, 2017; Haendel until June 30, 2016.