Contemporary works disrupt Casa Museo Ivan Bruschi in Arezzo

At Casa Museo Ivan Bruschi in Arezzo, curator Rita Selvaggio has installed a selection of modern and contemporary works from the Alloggia collection among the museum's permanent archaeological and decorative holdings. The exhibition, titled 'Ma l'amor mio non muore' and on view until September 25, 2016, juxtaposes pieces by artists such as Marcelo Cidade, Claire Fontaine, Alfredo Jaar, Andy Warhol, Gabriel Orozco, Giulio Paolini, Giacomo Balla, and Vettor Pisani with Etruscan, Greek, and Roman artifacts, paintings, furniture, ceramics, coins, weapons, books, sculptures, and jewelry spanning from prehistory to the early 20th century. The museum, housed in a historic building on Corso Italia, displays its collection across three floors and a terrace. Selvaggio's intervention aims to create visual dialogues across media and periods, with works like Cidade's marble mousetrap in a vitrine and Claire Fontaine's neon text that inspired the show's title.