Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

Italics. Italian Art between Tradition and Revolution 1968-2008 - Palazzo Grassi (Venice)

Last week for the exhibition "Italics. Italian Art between Tradition and Revolution 1968 - 2008 "held in Palazzo Grassi in Venice. A great insight into the art that surrounds us, in a survey exhibition of over one hundred artists and movements that gave birth.

The exhibition closes March 22, 2009, then again for a few days you will have the opportunity to see them all together works such as the wonderful painting by Sandro Chia, "Blue Grotto", the photos of Letizia Battaglia, Giorgio Avigdor, 'the Black Ghetto "Alberto Burri, the paintings of Giorgio De Chirico and Renato Guttuso, surreal sculptures of Joseph Gabellone, and many other works yet.

A show that seems compelling. Do not miss the event website, we are sure that will surprise you.

Source: Italics - Palazzo Grassi

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Tags: Contemporary Art , Burri , Chia , De Chirico , Guttuso , Venice