Remember me souvenir of the author

It opens Sunday, July 20th, 2014 at 18.30 at the gallery Françoise Calcagno Art Studio in Venice, Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, the exhibition titled REMEMBER ME souvenir of the author.
It is not simply a collective, but an experiment in sharing permanent exhibition space by 16 artists that perform in this way a true art showroom at the same temporary self. The works on display are of small or medium size and offer a rich and interesting insight into the current artistic production.
All the artists involved, of various nationalities, have some connection with Venice, and perhaps this is the thread that unites them and makes sense of wanting to be in this together. Elvezia Allari adhere to the initiative, Silvia Battisti, Françoise Calcagno, Cristina Cortese, Hélène Galante, Daniela Levera, Cate Maggia, Alix Manchet, Concetta Nasone, Silvia Paladini, Gabriele Perissinotto Agustina Ponce, Luigi Rifani, Katia Scotti, Rossana Stiassi, Paola Volpato.

Elvezia Allari create outfits, jewelry and works of man-made textile design, favoring an imaginary kind surprising objects and synthetic.
The theme of time is common in the works of Silvia Battisti on the assumption that "to each his own time," gives us a vision through segments held together by a wire.
Françoise Calcagno presents the work that plays with images of Venice, photography, combines abstract painting, reviving memories and atmospheres without a proper timing.
Cristina Cortese in 2003 resumed the activity of drawing in charcoal and pastel that had passionate since his youth. After contact with many artists, he began to exhibit his collages and his nudes.
The latest works of Helene Galante has as its central theme the life with its cycles, represented through the vegetable nature.
Daniela Levera has deepened his studies in the city of Faenza and from 2014 worked the clay in his laboratory staff of Venice, revealing secrets and possibilities of this wonderful material.
Cate Maggia has come the development of a personal technique based on the use of collage, which uses clothing and accessories that have marked its history.
For Alix Manchet the matrix is ??the blank page of the story where the sign is imposed plowing through metal, wood, plexiglass scratching, tearing the carton to let the light side street between the empty and the full overlap, creating movement and dynamism.
The B'Estes Concetta Nasone, created in collaboration with Eugenia Pinna, sculpture are objects that represent three animals typical of the Sardinian fauna. Entirely hand made by weaving the wool of a silhouette of pressed wood.
  Silvia Paladini has dealt with the creation of jewels, making masks, costumes and props for the theater and has recently approached the painting through a skillful use of watercolor.
In recent years, Gabriele Perissinotto has rediscovered a youthful passion, photography. In fact, many of his recent works, digital photographs are processed and printed in various ways on different materials.
The Argentine Agustina Ponce Buenos Aires presents abstract works of the great impact that media have been made entirely from waste materials of the Venice Film Festival in Venice in 2008.
Louis Rifani using objects, pictures, negatives and graphics on cardboard to create original works of collage, exhibited for the first time in 1973 at the Fondazione Bevilacqua la Masa, then continue with numerous solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad.
Katia Scotti has studied the technique of oil painting thanks to the teachings of John Soccol, who became his teacher, thanks to him had the opportunity to explore the techniques of the past.
Rossana Stiassi artist has always been very attentive to the evolution of taste in decor and design, presents his most recent works are collages of painted canvas on wood.
Paola Volpato, working on frescoes, works of public art and site-specific installations. From 1984 he exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad.

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