October 2nd - 5th, 2024
The exhibition One-on-One for the Prisma festival curated by Sergio Costa brings together throughout the city of Aveiro (Portugal) a collection of artworks that have the body as their central theme: the sound sculpture Ad lib. is exhibited in the beautiful setting of Museu Arte Nova.
May 25th – December 31st, 2024
Happy to be part of Terza terra an exhibition curated by G. Comis and P. Naldini at Villa Manin, Codroipo (UD), Italy, with some of the most significant works of Michelangelo Pistoletto in dialogue with works by 11 artists selected within the Unidee Residency programs network.
March 9th – April 27th, 2024
On the occasion of ARCO Madrid, the Italian Cultural Institute of Madrid presents an exhibition dedicated to contemporary Italian sound art. The exhibition explores this art form through the work of artists active in the last fifteen years, thus tracing a first and significant survey of a very active but so far not formalized Italian scene.
December 2nd, 2023 – March 2nd, 2024
A new solo exhibition in the venetian venue of Galerie Alberta Pane titled L’esprit de l’escalier will feature a selection of new works.
October 29th – December 10th, 2023
Set within the elegant space of the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation in Venice, the exhibition Tracks curated by Stefano Coletto in collaboration with Galerie Alberta Pane is the first comprehensive retrospective by the artist, presenting works spanning various periods, crafted over nearly two decades. The exhibition invites the public into a comprehensive exploration of the themes that have long defined the artist’s research, fusing analytical contemplations on the architecture of exhibition spaces, meticulous design inquiries into the materialization of sound language and the fusion of sculpture, sound, video projection and photography.
Opening: October 28th at 6PM
Location: Fondazione Bevilacqua la Masa Palazzetto Tito Dorsoduro 2826, Venice, ITALY
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 12AM – 17PM Free admission
September 9th, 2023 – January 26th, 2024
The sound sculpture Haiku (2023) is part of the exhibition Mondi Possibili as a new acquisition of the collection of the Museum of Art of the city of Pordenone.
