The works of 22 artists in Sicily on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Palazzo Riso Palermo.Tutti artists offer an image of unconventional and out of every stereotype of Sicily.
The exhibition is curated by John Iovane
Alessandro Bazan Expulsion, 2005 oil on canvas 
Sicily, seen under a magnifying glass to highlight reasons and contradictions, to abandon prejudices and discover the most authentic nature. The Museum of Contemporary Art Palazzo Riso (Via Vittorio Emanuele 365, Palermo) is hosting an exhibition curated by John Iovane " PPS - landscape and people of Sicily." The works will be on display until Thursday 31 March 2011
The artists involved in this project belong to the SACS door, door of contemporary artists in Sicily, archive created by Rice and continuously aggiornato.Ecci names:
Adalberto Abbate, Barbara Gurr / group, Federico Baronello, Alessandro Bazan, Manfredi Beninati, Marco Bonafè, Davide Bramante, Canecapovolto, Benny Chirco, Gabriella Ciancimino, Francesco De Grandi, Alessandro Di Giugno, Andrea Di Marco, Laboratorio Sacccardi, Francesco Lauretta, Domenico Mangano, Sebastiano Mortellaro, Paolo Parisi, Alessandro Piangiamore, Maria Domenica Rapicavoli, Sandro Scalia, Croce Taravella, Sandra Virlinzi. G li artisti di "PPS" vengono coinvolti nella valorizzazione e discussione intorno alla Sicilia e ai suoi passaggi/paesaggi, scardinando scorci consueti e rivestendoli di inediti significati, aprendosi al dialogo, spia di crescita e di sperimentazione, di autoconsapevolezza territoriale, cui danno un valore aggiunto anche gli sguardi outside of the artists are not islanders.
A documentary film by Giuseppe Tornatore's "The screen with three points" (1995) represents a valuable collection of 500 films that tell the history of the island with three points. Project parallel to the exhibition, curated by Helga Marsala, is "PPS / Meetings", which is platform of confrontation between the parties. A moment of encounter and exchange, modeled on the exhibition, which creates a network of relationships and interactions between artists, each of which contributes in a personal way to this rite.
Sicily, seen under a magnifying glass to highlight reasons and contradictions, to abandon prejudices and discover the most authentic nature. The Museum of Contemporary Art Palazzo Riso (Via Vittorio Emanuele 365, Palermo) is hosting an exhibition curated by John Iovane " PPS - landscape and people of Sicily." The works will be on display until Thursday 31 March 2011 The artists involved in this project belong to the SACS door, door of contemporary artists in Sicily, archive created by Rice and continuously aggiornato.Ecci names:
Adalberto Abbate, Barbara Gurr / group, Federico Baronello, Alessandro Bazan, Manfredi Beninati, Marco Bonafè, Davide Bramante, Canecapovolto, Benny Chirco, Gabriella Ciancimino, Francesco De Grandi, Alessandro Di Giugno, Andrea Di Marco, Laboratorio Sacccardi, Francesco Lauretta, Domenico Mangano, Sebastiano Mortellaro, Paolo Parisi, Alessandro Piangiamore, Maria Domenica Rapicavoli, Sandro Scalia, Croce Taravella, Sandra Virlinzi. G li artisti di "PPS" vengono coinvolti nella valorizzazione e discussione intorno alla Sicilia e ai suoi passaggi/paesaggi, scardinando scorci consueti e rivestendoli di inediti significati, aprendosi al dialogo, spia di crescita e di sperimentazione, di autoconsapevolezza territoriale, cui danno un valore aggiunto anche gli sguardi outside of the artists are not islanders.
A documentary film by Giuseppe Tornatore's "The screen with three points" (1995) represents a valuable collection of 500 films that tell the history of the island with three points. Project parallel to the exhibition, curated by Helga Marsala, is "PPS / Meetings", which is platform of confrontation between the parties. A moment of encounter and exchange, modeled on the exhibition, which creates a network of relationships and interactions between artists, each of which contributes in a personal way to this rite.
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