Sculpture - Finestre sull'Arte

Giacinto Cerone, free and independent sculptor: interview with curator Marco Tonelli

From January 18 to April 27, 2025, the exhibition Giacinto Cerone is on view at the Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche in Faenza. The Necessary Angel, an anthological exhibition dedicated to Giacinto Cerone (Melfi, 1957 - Rome, 2004), a singular sc...
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Milan, a new space for contemporary art is born: it is the Maria Cristina Carlini Foundation

There is a new space for contemporary art in Milan. It is the Maria Cristina Carlini Foundation, dedicated to the enhancement of contemporary sculpture and the celebration of the career of Milanese sculptor Maria Cristina Carlini (Varese, 1942), who ...
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Fabrizio Prevedello and his "Classica": dancing sculpture on display in Sarzana

Through Feb. 16, 2025, Cardelli & Fontana Gallery in Sarzana is hosting Classica, the fifth solo gallery exhibition by Fabrizio Prevedello (Padua, 1972), curated by Saverio Verini. The artist presents a new cycle of works that explore the boundar...
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From baroque to glory, seventeenth-century Milanese sculpture in a volume by Susanna Zanuso

Milan, 17th century. In a period of great cultural and artistic ferment but also strongly marked by the political and social vicissitudes of the time, the capital of the Duchy, at that time under the rule of the Spanish monarchy, stood out within the...
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The Annunciation attributed to Walter Monich from the Bargello will be at least for 10 years at the National Museum of Abruzzo

Thanks to the collaboration between the Bargello Museums in Florence and the Museo Nazionale d'Abruzzo (MuNDA) in L'Aquila, as part of the National Museum System coordinated by the Ministry of Culture's General Directorate of Museums, from December 1...
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"Beauty is emotion and disturbance." Conversation with sculptor Andrea Marini

Andrea Marini was born on April 19, 1948, in Florence, Italy, where he received his baccalaureate in art and later his degree in architecture. He still lives in Florence and carries out his creative activity in an industrial-type space in Calenzano (...
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The Bistolfi Museum in Casale Monferrato presents the digital catalog of Leonardo Bistolfi

The Museo Civico e Gipsoteca Bistolfi in Casale Monferrato (Alessandria, Italy), custodian of the work of Leonardo Bistolfi (Casale Monferrato, 1859 - La Loggia, 1933), has recently unveiled a project of great cultural and technological value: a new ...
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Is sculpture a dead language? In Venice, the answer in a dialogue between Giorgio Andreotta Calò and Arturo Martini

In March 1944, Arturo Martini, one of the greatest Italian sculptors of the twentieth century, began writing his famous text La scultura lingua morta, published the following year in a limited edition in Venice. In this writing, Martini declared with...
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