Francesco Carone's 'Tempesta': An Infinite Collective Painting at Museo Novecento
Francesco Carone's artwork, 'Tempesta', measures 30×40 cm and began its journey in 2013. This piece is unique as it challenges traditional ideas of authorship, starting as a romantic seascape. Several artists, like Eugenia Vanni and Luca Bertolo, have added their own layers of paint, but Carone himself has chosen not to contribute. On January 22, 2019, Riccardo Guarneri, born in 1933, will add a new layer during a public event at Museo Novecento in Florence, kicking off at 6 PM after a morning session. Following this, a panel discussion with Carone, Guarneri, and the museum director Sergio Risaliti will take place. Carone's solo exhibition, 'Ciclope', runs until February 28, and he has stated that the artwork will remain unfinished until he passes away, raising questions about its ongoing sale as a living piece.
Key facts
- Francesco Carone initiated 'Tempesta' in 2013.
- The original painting was a romantic seascape (30×40 cm).
- Artists who have contributed: Eugenia Vanni, Luca Bertolo, Paolo Parisi, Luca Pancrazzi, Marco Neri, Maria Morganti, Alessandro Sarra.
- Riccardo Guarneri will add a new layer on January 22, 2019.
- The public intervention occurs at 6 PM at Museo Novecento, Florence.
- A talk with Carone, Guarneri, and Sergio Risaliti will follow.
- 'Tempesta' is part of the solo exhibition 'Ciclope' at Museo Novecento.
- Exhibition 'Ciclope' runs until February 28, 2019.
- Carone states the painting will never be finished except with the artist's death.
- The work challenges the concept of authorship.
Entities
Artists
- Francesco Carone
- Eugenia Vanni
- Luca Bertolo
- Paolo Parisi
- Luca Pancrazzi
- Marco Neri
- Maria Morganti
- Alessandro Sarra
- Riccardo Guarneri
- Sergio Risaliti
Institutions
- Museo Novecento
- Artribune
Locations
- Florence
- Italy
- Piazza Santa Maria Novella 10
- Siena