In occasion of the show by Willy Verginer “Rayuela”, Studio d'Arte Raffaelli and Cellar Contemporary present “Il gioco infinito”, a double limited edition in ceramic, inspired by the homonymous work of the Gardenese artist. The playful subject, presented by the artist himself as an original intuition inspired by the series of work dedicated to Rayuela, meets a new material and comes to life in the hands of Willy Verginer. From the union between the poetics of the artist and the craftsmanship of a workshop in Nove, among the main Italian districts of ceramics, the sculpture "Il gioco infinito" is multiplied in 20 pieces (10 grey and 10 pink). The new limited edition is now available at Studio d'Arte Raffaelli and at Cellar Contemporary, revealing an unprecedented attitude of the artist for the sculptural work.
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VENICE IN CELLAR
On the occasion of the traveling exhibition "Venice Time Case" conceived by Luca Massimo Barbero, Cellar Contemporary is hosting "Venice in Cellar": a selection of works by emerging artists studying or working in the lagoon. At Cellar, the works on display will be for sale, with the aim of promoting young artists and spreading their work, through a space rich in exchange and contamination.
VISIT THE EXHIBITIONBRUNO FANTELLI | Balzo di specie
Rampant monstrosities will welcome you in a gloomy, apparently chaotic and at times even unwholesome atmosphere. Yet, on closer inspection, the shapeless mass of disjointed and fragmentary figures preserves an overall harmony, made possible by the artist’s ability to conceive an entire universe, designed and molded by means of an always coherent style.
VISIT THE EXHIBITIONZANA MASOMBUKA | Time + An Ode to My Grandmother
The photographic series made between 2019 and 2020, "Time" and "Ode to My Grandmother", exhibited for the first time in Italy by Cellar Contemporary, constitute an image-based narrative articulated by various phases of the life of both the artist and the people who have been critically important in her journey: the Ndebele community and her maternal grandmother.
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