https://www.facebook.com/events/279845597259138/?ref=newsfeed
2021.06.26.
PROGRAMMA
13.00 | Presentazione delle ultime acquisizioni CONSAGRA GREENSTONE RAPHAËL alla presenza dei donatori
13.30 | Presentazione del nuovo allestimento dei foyer
16.00 e 17.00 | Concerto a cura di Roma Tre Orchestra ensemble: Lorenzo Perosi, Trio per archi n. 2 in la minore; Maria Teresa De Sanio, violino; Lorenzo Rundo, viola; Angelo Maria Santisi, violoncello
Proiezioni:
Video inaugurazione del museo del 10 maggio 2006
Per gentile concessione dell'Ufficio Stampa di Roma Capitale
Video concerto online del pianista Antonio Ballista Musica metafisica: dall'inizio del Novecento agli Anni Venti
Per gentile concessione dell'Istituto Italiana di Cultura di Amburgo
Video 100 di queste mostre!
A cura del Museo Carlo Bilotti, realizzato da Emanuela Di Vivona

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Museo Carlo Bilotti - Aranciera di Villa Borghese festeggia i 15 anni di apertura: 2006 – 2021
2021.06.26.
https://www.comune.roma.it/web/it/notizia.page?contentId=NWS796558

Nell’occasione dei 15 anni dall’apertura del Museo Carlo Bilotti - Aranciera di Villa Borghese, avvenuta il 10 maggio 2006 con l’offerta di Carlo Bilotti a Roma Capitale e alla collettività di un nucleo importante della sua collezione privata, per l’intera giornata del 24 giugno, dalle 13 alle 19, il pubblico ha l’opportunità di ripercorrere la storia di questo Museo.

Il Museo Carlo Bilotti, che ha aperto la sua attività espositiva con l’ambizione di contribuire significativamente ad arricchire il panorama dell’arte contemporanea a Roma, fa parte del Sistema Musei di Roma Capitale.



Ricco e vario il programma della giornata di festa, a cominciare dall’opportunità di rivivere il giorno dell’inaugurazione del 2006 attraverso i filmati dell’Archivio fotografico dell’Ufficio Stampa di Roma Capitale.

L’attività espositiva del museo sarà poi riassunta nel video Cento di queste mostre!, ideato da Ilma Reho e Ileana Pansino e realizzato da Emanuela Di Vivona, per la prima volta in visione, come pure il video del Concerto Metafisico di Antonio Ballista, con musiche di Savinio, offerto dall’Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Amburgo.

Per la prima volta visibili al pubblico, in uno spazio dedicato appena allestito, le opere di Marion Greenstone (donazione Cora Hahn), i disegni di Antonietta Raphaël (donazione Giulia Mafai) e il dipinto dechirichiano Regate storiche a Venezia nella sua cornice originale (donazione Fondazione Giorgio e Isa de Chirico). Una riscoperta saranno invece i due sedili di Consagra (donazione Vincenzo, Edvige, Roberto Bilotti), appena riallestiti nei foyer progettati dall’arch. Monica Zelinotti.

Sulla scenografica terrazza del museo, i visitatori potranno assistere alle 16 e alle 17 al concerto per archi n. 2 in la minore di Lorenzo Pelosi. Musicisti di RomaTre Orchestra: Maria Teresa De Sanio, violino; Lorenzo Rundo, viola; Angelo Maria Santisi, violoncello.

Le opere in collezione permanente, il cui numero in questi anni si è accresciuto di 17 nuove acquisizioni, le mostre nazionali e internazionali a cui il museo ha partecipato prestando le sue opere, le circa 100 mostre temporanee ospitate, i 291 eventi, i 111 concerti, l’intensa attività didattica (circa 600 tra video, visite guidate, laboratori didattici e attività per le scuole, anche in modalità virtuale), le riprese cinematografiche, televisive e radiofoniche, le partecipazioni a manifestazioni a carattere nazionale e internazionale, ne hanno fatto un centro propulsivo e coinvolgente, un luogo diventato caro ai Romani e presente come “da non perdere” nelle agende dei turisti.

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Roma, apre al pubblico la casa di Giacomo Balla
2021.06.26.
https://www.lapresse.it/cultura/arte/2021/06/17/roma-apre-al-pubblico-la-casa-di-giacomo-balla/

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https://italics.art/en/gallery/alessandra-di-castro-antichita/

2021.06.18.
Alessandra Di Castro

Locations

piazza Di Spagna 4
00187 Rome

Alessandra Di Castro descends from an old Roman family of antique dealers working in the sector since 1878. The historic shop faces Piazza di Spagna. The gallery’s entrance leads through a secret courtyard boasting a wealth of colored marble to the intimate and private rooms of a historic 17th-century palazzo where antique paintings, sculptures and precious objets d’art from the Renaissance to early Neoclassicism are exhibited. The works, which Alessandra Di Castro selects personally, come primarily from private collections and show a distinctive and recognizable taste.

Having received a degree both in Art History from the La Sapienza University in Rome, and in decorative arts from the Study Center in London, Alessandra Di Castro is Chairwoman of the Jewish Museum Foundation in Rome. In 2019, she received the Iris Award from the Bard Graduate Center in New York for distinguishing herself in the field of decorative arts. In December 2019, she was elected President of the Italian Antiquarians Association. Since 2020, she has sat on the TEFAF Board of Trustees.

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https://italics.art/en/gallery/ermes-ermes/
Ermes Ermes

2021.06.18.
Locations

via Dei Banchi Vecchi 16
00186 Rome
I founded Ermes in 2015 in Rome, initially as a nomadic gallery. My limited budget meant I was unable to afford a permanent space so I thought it would be interesting to organize exhibitions in places with unique characteristics that would stimulate the artists to respond to them and to the limitations of the spaces themselves. Every exhibition was in a different venue; in March 2017 I opened the first permanent space in Vienna, a former horse stable in the heart of the city. Due to the Covid pandemic I decided to move back to Rome, as I needed to be in my country, closer to my loved ones in such a special moment. I always feel inspired by difficulties and challenging situations. The program has definitely an intuitive approach, it’s a very personal narration where each show is considered like a chapter of a poetry book. It presents Italian and international artists whose practices investigate diverse media: sculpture, painting, photography, video, performance, and installations.

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https://italics.art/en/gallery/frutta/
Frutta

2021.06.18.
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Galleries

Alek O, L’impero delle luci, 2017, installation view, Frutta, Rome. Courtesy the artist and Frutta, Rome. Photo: Roberto Apa

Locations

via dei Salumi 53
00153 Rome
Frutta opened in Rome in January 2012.
Its program is based on solo projects of the artists represented by the gallery, punctuated with group shows and shows by other international artists.
The gallery has a strong focus on emerging Italian artists.
The exhibition model itself is fundamental to Frutta’s research activities which, questioning the current standardized formations of exhibitions, result in dissecting the parameters of exhibition-making as an artistic medium, providing opportunities to disrupt the status quo and offer alternative responses to the demands for presentations of artworks.
Frutta Gallery.

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https://gagosian.com/

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https://italics.art/en/gallery/gagosian/
Gagosian
2021.06.18.

Larry Gagosian opened his first gallery in Los Angeles in 1980. In 1985, he opened a space in New York City, showing Emily and Burton Tremaine’s famous collection. From 1989 to 1996, he managed, together with the legendary gallerist Leo Castelli, an exhibition space in SoHo dedicated to important exhibitions of post-war American art. In forty years, Gagosian has been transformed into a global network with 18 exhibition spaces, well known for their exceptional architecture and programing.
Opened on December 15th, 2007, Gagosian Rome is the American network’s first gallery in continental Europe. Located in a 1921 building, between Piazza di Spagna and Via Veneto, the space was designed by the Rome-based architect Firouz Galdo.
Since 2007, under the guidance of Pepi Marchetti Franchi, the gallery has presented over 50 exhibitions, showing many of the greatest international artists. In recent years, the gallery has also cultivated important institutional relationships that have led to major exhibition projects in various Italian cities.

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https://italics.art/en/gallery/giacometti-old-master-paintings/

2021.06.18.
Giacometti Old Master Paintings

via Giovanni Paisiello 24
00198 Rome
(upcoming opening)

via Domenico Morelli 24
80121 Naples
(upcoming opening)
With twenty years’ experience in the international art market, in 2014 Umberto Giacometti founded Giacometti Old Master Paintings.

Since its foundation, the gallery has been invited to exhibit in major international art fairs such as TEFAF Maastricht, TEFAF New York, Paris Tableau, Highlights International Art Fair in Munich, the International Biennial Antiques Fair in Florence and Rome and Flashback in Turin.
GOMP’s core activities are researching, selecting and selling rare and significant artworks, by engaging in a rigorous confrontation with scholars, curators and collectors and in an open dialogue with public and private institutions in Europe and the US. Particularly fruitful is the gallery’s relationship with the museums in Italy, which has resulted in recent prestigious acquisitions by the Museum of San Martino in Naples and the Ducal Palace Museum in Mantua.

With the upcoming opening of the two new venues in Rome and Naples, the presentation of paintings, drawings and sculptures dating from the 16th to the 20th century will involve younger generations in projects of professional training and digital communication.

“In the digital age, the gallery has a less important role, but it remains the rendezvous for whoever wants to understand artworks with others.”

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https://italics.art/en/gallery/magazzino/

2021.06.18.
Since 1997, Magazzino has supported and promoted research within the field of contemporary art, working directly with artists, critics and curators. One of the gallery’s main aims is focused on the international promotion of the work of Italian artists, whether emerging or established, as well as that of international artists exhibiting in Rome for the first time.
Another principle activity of Magazzino is the creation of exhibition projects conceived and curated specifically for the gallery space. Throughout the years, the gallery has developed several projects with its artists, supporting large-scale productions and projects, showcased in important Italian and international art exhibitions and events.
This identity, together with its participation in the most important international art fairs, has served to characterize Magazzino as one of the leading galleries in Rome.

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