Subabstraction: in Carrara, the new solo exhibition of Michele Chiossi

Michele Chiossi (Lucca, 1970), one of the most interesting sculptors on the contemporary Italian scene, arrives in Carrara with a new solo show entitled Carrara Subabstraction, in which the artist will exhibit some of his latest works from the Subabstraction series: these are marble sculptures and drawings, which the public will be able to admire in the ground-floor rooms of Palazzo Binelli, in the center of the marble city. The works in the series combine sculpture and design and, in addition to marble, use materials such as wood and lace.

The exhibition, which opened on July 29, remains open until Aug. 11 with hours 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and 3 p.m.-7 p.m. Organization and coordination: Nicola Ricci Contemporary Art Gallery. With the contribution of Emmegi Contemporary, Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Carrara, Tessiture Colombo Antonio srl. Critical text by Marco Bazzini. Information and contacts: 0585 775216, 338 441745, subabstraction@gmail.com.

Subabstraction: in Carrara, the new solo exhibition of Michele Chiossi

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