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Retrospective. Luch Fontana
Exhibition November 27, 2019 − February 23, 2020
The Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow for the first time in Moscow presents a retrospective exhibition of the stars of Italian and world contemporary artLuch Fountainscreated in collaboration with the Lucho Fontana Foundation.
The exposition, which includes more than 60 works by the artist from the Lucho Fontana Foundation, Italian museums and private collections, makes it possible to trace the evolution of the artist's work from figurative works to abstractions that destroy the traditional idea of the painting.
At the beginning of the XXI century, contemporary art again faces the problem of finding ways of its development. New digital technologies, VR, augmented reality, the emergence of neural networks, as well as the social networks that have become the reality of today, make us rethink the world in which we live. Art, like science, has a logic of self-development. The interaction of these two spheres of the spiritual life of mankind was dealt with by Lucho Fontana, the patriarch of 20th-century Italian art, whose work was awarded the Grand Prix of the 33rd Venice Biennale of 1966. Acquaintance with the works of Lucio Fontana gives an important impetus to the search for new ways to develop art today.
Prepared by materials siteMmam.
The exposition, which includes more than 60 works by the artist from the Lucho Fontana Foundation, Italian museums and private collections, makes it possible to trace the evolution of the artist's work from figurative works to abstractions that destroy the traditional idea of the painting.
At the beginning of the XXI century, contemporary art again faces the problem of finding ways of its development. New digital technologies, VR, augmented reality, the emergence of neural networks, as well as the social networks that have become the reality of today, make us rethink the world in which we live. Art, like science, has a logic of self-development. The interaction of these two spheres of the spiritual life of mankind was dealt with by Lucho Fontana, the patriarch of 20th-century Italian art, whose work was awarded the Grand Prix of the 33rd Venice Biennale of 1966. Acquaintance with the works of Lucio Fontana gives an important impetus to the search for new ways to develop art today.
Prepared by materials siteMmam.
