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MARTIN CREED: THE BACK DOOR
JUNE 2016
Park Avenue Armory presents Martin Creed's new solo exhibition. The artist continues his ongoing exploration into rhythm, scale, and order in his largest installation in the U.S. to date, a survey of his work from its most minimal moments to extravagant, larger-than-life installations. Utilizing both the Wade Thompson Drill Hall and the historic interiors of the building, Creed will reimagine the space with opening and closing doors, curtains, a slamming piano, and balloons, amongst other new works made for this exhibition.
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MASBEDO: The Lack
SEPTEMBER 2014
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MAX RENKEL: UNA VETRINA
APRIL 2015
Max Renkel will be showing his work "Modernismo Classicismo" at “Una Vetrina”, Via del Consolato 12, Rome, from the 7th to the 14th of April.
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MONTEVERDI UN PAESE IN TOSCANA
APRIL 2016
Book Presentation
The gallery will host a presentation of the book "Monteverdi. Un paese in Toscana" by Bernard Touillon and Cécile Vaiarelli, published by Edizioni Idea Books. The event will be introduced by Ilaria Miani, Toto Bergamo Rossi and Ilaria Borletti Buitoni.
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PIETRO RUFFO
OCTOBER 2014
Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome
To coincide with the annual Contemporary Art Day in Italy (Giornata del Contemporaneo), the GNAM in Rome will present a site specific installation by Pietro Ruffo. Situated in the Futurism and War Room, the work is a life-size version of a famous World War I fighter plane, the SPAD SVII. Ruffo's sculpture, SPAD SVII, is his interpretation of the highly successful, notoriously difficult to pilot, single-seat biplane fighter aircraft, produced by the French Societe Pour l'Aviation et ses Derives, and famous in WWI for its speed, climb rate, and superior performance. It is a wood sculpture covered in watercolour and china ink drawings that depict stylized natural landscapes, and it directly confronts and complements the other historical works present in the Futurism and War Room.
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