London

Every land nourishes its culture, its art. Italy knows how to feed with passion, not only in its land but all over the world, as if it were a mission. The Italian mission of Sangiorgio Investimenti d’Arte arrives in London, with an exhibition of 16 contemporary artists. Exhibit – The contemporary Italian art will be inaugurated on 26 May 2015 at 18.00 and will be open until 30 May 2015 in the gallery Pall Mall.

Twenty-five works that cross the Italian art from the abstractionism of Maria Cristina Conti to the metaphysics of Ciro Palumbo, from the irony of Silvano D’Orsi to the light of the South painted by Michele La Sala, from the chipped canvases of Salvo Coglitori to the sculptures of Michele Pinto, to the New York landscapes of Roberto Guadalupi. And then Mica Barbot with his Brazilian memories, Luciana Bianco and her female figures, the creative impetus of Campey (stage name of Ester Campese), Elsì (stage name of Luciano Colucci) and his southern landscapes, the Liberty style of Antonietta Losito, the modern epic by Antonio Mazzetti, the bucolic snapshots by Manuela Moschini, the plastic expressiveness of the works of Franco Paletta, the coloristic sensitivity of Rosita Sfischio and the centrality of man revisited by Laura Zeni. Will be on display the work of Stefano Puleo exhibited at the UN headquarters in New York on the occasion of the event “Human Contrasts”.

To host the Italian art, the gallery Pall Mall. In the heart of London’s art world, just a stone’s throw from Sotheby’s, Christie’s and the National Gallery.