Sergio Casoli Returns to Rome with New Gallery After 17 Years
Legendary Italian gallerist Sergio Casoli reopens in Rome after 17 years, partnering with 32-year-old collector Mattia De Luca. The new space, located at Palazzo Albertoni Spinola in Piazza Campitelli 2, spans 220 square meters with two exhibition rooms. It opens on April 7, 2018, with a retrospective of Francesco Lo Savio (1935-1963), featuring works from 1958, including the 'Spazio-Luce' series and two 'Articolazioni Totali' pieces. Casoli previously closed his Milan gallery in 2001, leaving it to Giangaleazzo Visconti, who turned it into a successful space. During his hiatus, Casoli ran a hotel and restaurant on Filicudi with Maurizio Cattelan (until 2012) and curated a Marcel Duchamp exhibition in Genoa in 2006. The new gallery will focus on modern and Italian art, with Casoli and De Luca sharing duties.
Key facts
- Sergio Casoli reopens a gallery in Rome after 17 years.
- The new gallery is a partnership with Mattia De Luca, a 32-year-old collector.
- The space is at Palazzo Albertoni Spinola, Piazza Campitelli 2, Rome.
- The gallery covers 220 square meters with 120 square meters of exhibition space.
- The inaugural exhibition opens April 7, 2018, featuring Francesco Lo Savio.
- Lo Savio's exhibition includes works from 1958, 'Spazio-Luce' series, and two 'Articolazioni Totali'.
- Casoli closed his Milan gallery in 2001, leaving it to Giangaleazzo Visconti.
- Casoli co-owned a hotel and restaurant on Filicudi with Maurizio Cattelan until 2012.
Entities
Artists
- Sergio Casoli
- Mattia De Luca
- Francesco Lo Savio
- Lucio Fontana
- Alberto Burri
- Fausto Melotti
- Maurizio Cattelan
- Marcel Duchamp
- Mario Schifano
- Teresita Rasini
- Giangaleazzo Visconti
- Luisella Zignone
- Anna Cirillo
- Sara Zanin
Institutions
- Studio Casoli
- Galleria VM21
- Z20
- Museo di Villa Croce
- Mart di Rovereto
- Artribune
- la Repubblica
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Milan
- corso Monforte 23, Milan
- Palazzo dei Conti Cicogna Mozzoni
- Filicudi
- Pecorini
- Genoa
- Via della Vetrina, Rome
- Piazza Campitelli 2, Rome
- Portico d'Ottavia
- Piazza Venezia
- Santa Maria Campitelli
- Marsiglia