"Unequal Equals," the exhibition in Carrara with dialogue between ancient and contemporary. Here is an exclusive selection of photos

by Redazione , published on 28/10/2018
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In Carrara, from October 27 to December 14, 2018, the exhibition 'Uguali Disuguali' curated by Nicola Ricci and Gilberto Pellizzola is underway. In the article a selection of images of the works on display.

The exhibition Uguali Disuguali (Equal Equ als) opened in Carrara, in the rooms of Palazzo Binelli, which, until December 14, 2018, puts great artists of the present in dialogue with the masters of neoclassical and 19th-century art, such as Benedetto Cacciatori, Carlo Fontana, Wilhelm Bissen, Fidardo Landi and many others (i.e., the sculptors who created the works that are part of the Palazzo Binelli collection). The title Equal Unequals refers precisely to the dialogue between ancient and contemporary works. The exhibition, curated by Nicola Ricci in collaboration with Gilberto Pellizzola, displays works by nineteen artists and can be visited Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. with free admission. For more information we refer you to the exhibition report on Finestre Sull’Arte, and below we publish images of some of the contemporary works on display.

Sala della mostra Uguali Disuguali
Equal Unequals exhibition hall


Sala della mostra Uguali Disuguali
Equal Unequals exhibition hall


Antonio Trotta, La Novia (1989-1990; cristallo e fusione in argento, 81 x 91 x 68 cm)
Antonio Trotta, La Novia (1989-1990; crystal and silver casting, 81 x 91 x 68 cm)


Santiago Sierra, NO (2009; legno dipinto, 100 x 150 x 22 cm, esemplare 1/7)
Santiago Sierra, NO (2009; painted wood, 100 x 150 x 22 cm, copy 1/7)


Nicola Carrino, Decostruttivo (2013; tecnica mista, 21,5 x 30,5 cm)
Nicola Carrino, Deconstructive (2013; mixed media, 21.5 x 30.5 cm)


Luigi Mainolfi (2008; terracotta policroma, 58 x 55 cm)
Luigi Mainolfi (2008; polychrome terracotta, 58 x 55 cm)


Luciano Massari, Silent Lands (2013; carta, 138 x 138 cm)
Luciano Massari, Silent Lands (2013; paper, 138 x 138 cm)


Giuseppe Uncini, Senza titolo (1987; cemento e laminato in legno, 45,5 x 28 x 10,5 cm)
Giuseppe Uncini, Untitled (1987; concrete and wood laminate, 45.5 x 28 x 10.5 cm)


Michelangelo Pistoletto, Libro (1990-1992; alluminio dipinto, 77 x 60 x 73 cm)
Michelangelo Pistoletto, Book (1990-1992; painted aluminum, 77 x 60 x 73 cm)


CCH, Â?La vue 24 Mai 1748 - VOTRE TRÃ?S HUMBLE SU JETÂ? (2017; ferrno verniciato, marmo di Belgio, lenti e ottiche, 110 x 71 x 81 cm)
CCH, La vue 24 Mai 1748 - VOTRE TRÃ?S HUMBLE SU JET (2017; painted ferrno, Belgium marble, lenses and optics, 110 x 71 x 81 cm)


Luigi Ontani, Gentiluomo nella foresta (1979; fotografia, 46 x 70 cm)
Luigi Ontani, Gentleman in the Forest (1979; photograph, 46 x 70 cm)


Michele Chiossi, Lily of Florence (2012; marmo statuario, acciaio e neon, 67 x 59 x 10 cm)
Michele Chiossi, Lily of Florence (2012; statuary marble, steel and neon, 67 x 59 x 10 cm)


Vittorio Corsini, Prato blu (1998; vetro, legno e ceramica, 100 x 100 x 35 cm)
Vittorio Corsini, Blue Meadow (1998; glass, wood and ceramic, 100 x 100 x 35 cm)


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