Italian Artists Take Over Paris with Playful Collective Show at Istituto Italiano di Cultura

At the Istituto Italiano di Cultura in Paris, the exhibition 'Tout Court. Un aperçu de l’art contemporain italien' is on display, curated by Saverio Verini. This group show, featuring eight Italian artists known for their whimsical, childlike styles, will be available until September 30, 2021. In the Sala dei marmi, visitors can view works such as Paolo Icaro's 'Per il volo di una farfalla (volano tre farfalle)', Emilio Isgrò's 'Libro cancellato' (1974), Luigi Ontani's photocartolina, and Carol Rama's 'Feticci(scarpa)' (2003). The Galleria includes Roberto Fassone's 'Ball don’t lie' (2017) and Diego Marcon's 'Ludwig' (2018). In the Sala Quadrata, Adelaide Cioni features 'sewn paintings' alongside Mattia Pajè's silver spiders. Additionally, ten photographs from the 'Luoghi del Contemporaneo' archive are exhibited outdoors.