Sensing Painting: Works from the Art Collection of the Fondazione CRC
Sensing Painting. Works from the Art Collection of the Fondazione CRC brings together works belonging to the Collection of the Fondazione CRC in Cuneo, collected from 2017 to today through ColtivArte, a project coordinated by a high-profile research committee composed of the Director of the Castello di Rivoli, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, the Director of the Art Institute at the Academy of Art and Design FHNW in Basel, Chus Mart铆nez, and the Director of the Consortium of the Royal Savoy Residences, Guido Curto.
The exhibition focuses on the criteria on which the collection was built, which include the strong presence of works of art by young artists from the Piedmont region and Italy, attention to the international contemporary scene and the pre-eminence of figurative works. Including works produced by 50 international artists, the exhibition project underlines the strength of the CRC Collection.
Set up in the stately baroque spaces of the Castello di Rivoli Museo d鈥橝rte Contemporanea, the exhibition highlights how painting maintains a fundamental role as an expressive language, especially in the context of the current digital age. Compared to the dematerialization that characterizes a large part of everyday life, the exhibition invites the public to an active and direct encounter with works of art, with an irreplaceable experiential, physical and sensorial value.
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Sensing Painting. Works from the Art Collection of the Fondazione CRC brings together works belonging to the Collection of the Fondazione CRC in Cuneo, collected from 2017 to today through ColtivArte, a project coordinated by a high-profile research committee composed of the Director of the Castello di Rivoli, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, the Director of the Art Institute at the Academy of Art and Design FHNW in Basel, Chus Mart铆nez, and the Director of the Consortium of the Royal Savoy Residences, Guido Curto.
The exhibition focuses on the criteria on which the collection was built, which include the strong presence of works of art by young artists from the Piedmont region and Italy, attention to the international contemporary scene and the pre-eminence of figurative works. Including works produced by 50 international artists, the exhibition project underlines the strength of the CRC Collection.
Set up in the stately baroque spaces of the Castello di Rivoli Museo d鈥橝rte Contemporanea, the exhibition highlights how painting maintains a fundamental role as an expressive language, especially in the context of the current digital age. Compared to the dematerialization that characterizes a large part of everyday life, the exhibition invites the public to an active and direct encounter with works of art, with an irreplaceable experiential, physical and sensorial value.
Artists on show
- Ad Minoliti
- Agnieszka Kurant
- Alan Sierra
- Alex Cecchetti
- Alice Visentin
- Andrea Massaioli
- Ania Soliman
- Anna Boghiguian
- Anne Imhof
- Barbara De Vivi
- Benni Bosetto
- Bracha L. Ettinger
- Camille Henrot
- Claudia Comte
- Cornelia Badelita
- Daniele Milvio
- Diego Kohli
- Elena Mazzi
- Elisa Sighicelli
- Erik Saglia
- Francesca Ferreri
- Francis Offman
- Georgia Sagri
- Giangiacomo Rossetti
- Giuliana Rosso
- Giuseppe Mulas
- Golnaz Hosseini
- Guglielmo Castelli
- Inka ter Haar
- Lin May Saeed
- Ludovica Carbotta
- Manuele Cerutti
- Marta Spagnoli
- Mathilde Rosier
- Nicola Bolla
- Nora Berman
- Paolo Turco
- Patrizio Di Massimo
- Pietro Moretti
- Regina de Miguel
- Rossella Biscotti
- Rudi Ninov
- Sarah Sze
- Seth Price
- Sol Calero
- Tabita Rezaire
- Valerio Berruti
- Vernon Ah Kee
- Victoria Stoian
- Zadie Xa
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