Italian Artists Abroad: Five Summer Exhibitions Across Europe

A roundup of five exhibitions by Italian artists in Europe this summer. Egle Oddo's performative project 'Performative Habitats' culminates at the Mänttä Festival of Visual Arts in Finland, where she plants an evolving garden that will remain public for three years. Marco Tirelli has his first solo show in the UK at Cardi Gallery in London, featuring over 150 works spanning drawings, paintings, photographs, and sculptures. Ugo Mulas's 'Danimarca 1961' at the Italian Institute of Culture in Copenhagen presents black-and-white photos from his 1961 reportage, including portraits of Karen Blixen and Niels Bohr. Andrea Mastrovito installs 'La Légende Blanche' at the Abbey of Fontevraud in France, a floor piece inspired by Eleanor of Aquitaine using wood intarsia and collage. Nadia Galbiati and Enrico Pietracci show 'Wide Angles' at Luisa Catucci Gallery in Berlin, exploring urban photography and sculptural extrapolations of architectural spaces.