After their success on the international museum circuit (Madrid, Beirut, New York, Athens), the artistic duo Antonello Ghezzi arrives at the CAMEC Centre of Modern and Contemporary Art of La Spezia with the exhibition Land Sky Hyperuranion, curated by Eleonora...
The exhibition project is made up of 37 works from the CAMeC collections which have a single element in common, the prevalence of the colour blue. Thus the exhibition takes visitors on a diversified itinerary through the various, even distant artistic expressions;...
SARENCO, whose “stage” name derives from the acronym “SAskia Retourne ENCOre”, a homage to a fleeting but intense love-story from his youth, was an extraordinary interpreter of the 20th-century international art scene, as well as one of the main, certainly the most...
Ercole Salvatore’s vocation for art came to light in adolescence. When Ercolino (as people called him) knocked at the door of Felice Del Santo’s studio against his family’s wishes, he was just 15 years old. Memory of this artist has not faded, also thanks to the...
The exhibition Attraverso l’arte (Through Art) traces the exhibition activity of the gallery Il Gabbiano, a cultural reference point for La Spezia which created connections among various generations of artists and promoted the most representative movements of the...
Verde was born in provincial Naples in 195. He studied art in Florence, spent a long period in Treviso, then finally Lucca. He was a pioneer of video art (a term he found a bit limited for him) in Italy, of video theatre, of performative arts combined with...
The CAMeC Centre of Modern and Contemporary Art of La Spezia presents a novel version of Paolo Mottura, with the exhibition “Pinocchio, Carême and other stories”, curated by Eleonora Acerbi and Cinzia Compalati, and a large mural presenting the artist and his...
A new venture for the CAMeC Project Room which hosts the video installation FIAT 633NM by Eleonora Roaro, the winning project in the public competition Cantica21. Italian Contemporary Art Everywhere promoted by the Directorate General for the Promotion of the...
The exhibition is inspired by the French artist Jacques Toussaint’s twenty-year stay in Lerici from the 1960s to ‘80s, which gave him an extended opportunity to breathe a lively cultural climate and produce works in close relationship and harmony with the places...
The Wunderkammer or Cabinet of Curiosities is a typical 16th -century phenomenon. It was the result of a collecting approach favoured by the aristocracy, and might be considered as the first stage in the development of the museum concept. The aim was to collect and...
