Giuseppe Chiari retrospective across five galleries in Florence and Prato

A decade after his death, Giuseppe Chiari (Florence, 1926–2007) is being celebrated in a comprehensive exhibition involving five private galleries in Florence and Prato, curated by Bruno Corà. The showcase features a variety of his work, spanning from early creations prior to his Fluxus connection to lively collages from later in his career, all tied together by altered scores. Notable pieces include Matematica (1957), Senza titolo (1960), Weisse Rose (1974), and An den Frühling (1990s). At galleries like Tornabuoni, Santo Ficara, and Armanda Gori, visitors can explore works on paper and mixed media, while Frittelli displays La musica è facile (1976–77) with modified pianos, and Il Ponte features Gesti sul piano along with striking photographs. This initiative aims to revive meaningful conversations about Chiari's unique blend of visual and sound art.