Between the artworks and the objects which describe the project by the Architect Giacomo Totti for Helenio Barbetta shooting on the design magazine DCasa by La Repubblica, Cellar Contemporary and Studio d'Arte Raffaelli present the works by David Aaron Angeli, Donald Baechler and Philip Taaffe.
The show "Giardino di Funghi di Legno" by the young american artist Austin Eddy features works on paper and mixed media reliefs which represent his visionary approach to life trough the choice of shapes and colors.
In "Giardino di Funghi di Legno" solo show, the artist matches big masters as Mirò, Picasso and Matisse with a creative and innovative spirit.
The young architect Giacomo Totti mixes in his house important contemporary artworks with the sculptures of our represented artists Joe Grillo and David Aaron Angeli.
The young architect Giacomo Totti mixes in his house important contemporary artworks with the sculptures of our represented artists Joe Grillo and David Aaron Angeli.
Who is Bäst? Who is this artist without a face, without a name and, apparently, without an identity? READ THE ARTICLE Valeria Furlan
Bäst: is a word that appears for more than 15 years through Brooklin's streets, behind which, as Michael Toomral writes in the catalog, there is an heir of posting and overlapping practices, that take to the re-inscription of the identity of the work-place, conceals itself.
We only know that he is American, that uses the pseudonym of Bäst and that, with his artworks, he brought for the first time in Trento the most authentic spirit of Brooklyn.
Today the practice of cultural nomadism, as well as the "deterritorialisation" (to put it with Gilles Deleuze's words), namely the wandering of tastes, traditions, of ideas themselves, informs most of contemporary art.
David Aaron Angeli still knows how to narrate ancient stories. He does it gently, entering in the territory of the myth tiptoed. The artist's fortune was to meet a young gallerist that sees, just like him, very much further, Davide Raffaelli. The gallerist catched him, not sure if also tamed him, but certainly he opened the doors of his stable, a small but already famous art gallery, located in the legendary neighborhood of S. Martino, in Trento, with the symptomatic name of "Cellar Contemporary".
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