Collector Michele Fusco Dies: Francesco Arena Remembers
Michele Fusco, a prominent Italian collector known for his eclectic taste and deep love for Rome, has died. Artist Francesco Arena recalls their friendship, Fusco's discerning eye, and his willingness to rearrange his home to accommodate large works. Fusco was also a participant in Arena's performance about Giuseppe Pinelli at Galleria Monitor in Milan. Arena first met Fusco in 2005 when Fusco bought one of his drawings from Paola Capata.
Key facts
- Michele Fusco was an Italian art collector.
- He was known for his eclectic collection, including works by Mohamed Ali and Massimo Bartolini.
- Fusco loved Rome and explored it by bicycle.
- He participated in a performance by Francesco Arena about Giuseppe Pinelli at Galleria Monitor in Milan.
- Arena first met Fusco in 2005 when Fusco bought a drawing from Paola Capata.
- Fusco would sometimes rearrange his home to accommodate large artworks.
- He was friends with Mario Calabresi.
- Fusco had a critical view of political correctness.
Entities
Artists
- Michele Fusco
- Francesco Arena
- Massimo Bartolini
- Mohamed Ali
- Giuseppe Pinelli
- Mario Calabresi
- Paola Capata
- Luca Cerizza
Institutions
- Galleria Monitor
- Artribune
Locations
- Rome
- Milan
- Cassano delle Murge
- Bari
- Firenze