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05/10/2023

Artwork of the Month / October 2023

Fans Antonella Sacconi 2014 Pigment inkjet printing (Giclée) on Canson Baryta paper 40 cm x 60 cm Edition 1/30 Antonella Sacconi’s black and white photo “Fans” shows a fan-shaped arrangement of panels, widening towards the top. Hence, the title. In grey tones, with black shades the boards ascend from the left bottom to the right… (read more)

Posted in Artwork of the month and tagged 2023, Acropolis, Antonella Sacconi, Architecture, Artwork of the month, Athens, AV Mediopadana railway station, Berlin, Bundestag, Chicago, drone, Eff&Ci, Fans, Florence, Francesco Morosini, Geometrie dell'architettura contemporanea, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Greek archelogy, Guggenheim Museum, Italian, Italy, Latin, Mario Giacomelli, Market Hall, Messina, MIA FAIR, Milan, Millenium Park, New York, Nude Forme, October, Olympus OM2, Parthenon, photographer, Photography, Reggio Emilia, Rotterdam, Santiago Calatrava, teacher, The Vessel
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09/03/2018

Exhibition: Vivian Maier – La fotografa ritrovata

Palazzo Pallavicini, Bologna, Italy www.palazzopallavicini.com 3 March – 27 May 2018 The Palazzo Pallavicini just opened an exhibition dedicated to Vivian Maier (1926-2009). This American photographer is for several reasons exceptional. First of all, her official profession was not photographer, but nanny. This autodidact shot over 120.000 photos. None of them was ever published… (read more)

Posted in Exhibitions and tagged A Photographer Found, Anne Morin, Bologna, Chicago, Howard Greendberg Gallery, Italy, Jeanne Bertrand, Jeffrey Goldstein, John Maloof, La fotografa ritrovata, Maloof Collection, New York, Palazzo Pallavicini, Ron Slattery, Vivian Maier
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Artificialis

contemporary art / history of art

Posts filed under The Vessel

05/10/2023

Artwork of the Month / October 2023

09/03/2018

Exhibition: Vivian Maier – La fotografa ritrovata

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