Spazio, forma, ritmo. e a Capo: Young Artists at Anticoli Corrado Museum
The Museo d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Anticoli Corrado is hosting an exhibit titled "Spazio, forma, ritmo. e a Capo," which runs through the end of the month. Curated by Davide Silvioli in partnership with Contemporary Cluster of Rome, the show features artworks from eight artists, including Giulia Apice and Dario Carratta. This display honors the legacy of Giuseppe Capogrossi, a prominent Roman painter, in remembrance of the 50th anniversary of his passing. Additionally, visitors can view two of Capogrossi's notable pieces, "Natura Morta" and "Nudo femminile." The museum, founded in the early 1800s, hosts approximately 700 artworks.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Spazio, forma, ritmo. e a Capo' at Museo d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Anticoli Corrado
- Curated by Davide Silvioli in collaboration with Contemporary Cluster, Rome
- Features eight artists: Giulia Apice, Dario Carratta, Valerio Di Fiore, Marco Emmanuele, Alessandro Giannì, Sue Kennington, Aryan Ozmaei, Andrea Polichetti
- Includes two Capogrossi works: 'Natura Morta' and 'Nudo femminile' from the permanent collection
- Marks 50 years since Giuseppe Capogrossi's death
- Museum founded in 1935 by minister Giuseppe Bottai
- Collection of 700 pieces housed in Palazzo Brancaccio
- Anticoli Corrado was an artist hub in 1920s-1930s, visited by Martini, Picasso, Duchamp, Capogrossi
Entities
Artists
- Giuseppe Capogrossi
- Giulia Apice
- Dario Carratta
- Valerio Di Fiore
- Marco Emmanuele
- Alessandro Giannì
- Sue Kennington
- Aryan Ozmaei
- Andrea Polichetti
- Davide Silvioli
- Arturo Martini
- Pablo Picasso
- Marcel Duchamp
- Giuseppe Bottai
Institutions
- Museo d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Anticoli Corrado
- Contemporary Cluster
- Civico Museo d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea
- Palazzo Brancaccio
Locations
- Anticoli Corrado
- Italy
- Rome
- Lazio