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The Power of Bees. Judi Harvest’s exhibition in Venice

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The Power of Bees. Judi Harvest’s exhibition in Venice

by Artribune
October 20th, 2023

It is a world made of small things, that of Judi Harvest. Like perfect and harmonious elements of a peaceful ecosystem, the objects that populate the artist’s canvases and glass creations compose a story made up of simple but essential protagonists. Such is the case of bees, the prime actors of the exhibition project inaugurated on the occasion of the seventh edition of The Venice Glass Week at the Beatrice Burati Anderson Gallery.

The Power of Bees. Judi Harvest’s exhibition in Venice

 

The Venice Glass Week – Beatrice Burati Anderson – Fango Fuoco Fiori – Judi Harvest – Exhibition + Party Photos

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The Venice Glass Week – Beatrice Burati Anderson – Fango Fuoco Fiori – Judi Harvest – Exhibition + Party Photos

by Contessanally
September 20th, 2023

On the occasion of The Venice Glass Week, Beatrice Burati Anderson presented a solo exhibition of Art and Glassworks by American artist Judi Harvest at the double venue of her Venetian gallery –Fango Fuoco Fiori – until Nov. 26. On display at the Calle de la Madonna venue are three large-scale oil paintings, as well as five recent encaustics. On display in the Corte Petriana space are a number of videos on the artist’s work, a series of glassworks and the neon installation that gives the exhibition its title.

The Venice Glass Week – Beatrice Burati Anderson – Fango Fuoco Fiori – Judi Harvest – Exhibition + Party Photos

Beatrice Burati Anderson – SI VIS PACEM. If you want peace

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Beatrice Burati Anderson – SI VIS PACEM. If you want peace

by Contessanally
May 1st, 2022

At the Beatrice Burati Anderson Art Space – an exhibition curated by Adriana Polveroni – until September 24 – SI VIS PACEM / If you want peace – responds to the drama of the present times, comparing in an unprecedented way the works of Ciriaco Campus – Bitti – Nuoro – 1951 and Italo Zuffi – Imola – 1969.  Borrowing the title from the famous Latin phrase – Si vis pacem para bellum – If you want peace, prepare for war, SI VIS PACEM asks, in the deliberate suspension of the sentence, an implicit question, which will remain open, to constantly solicit conscience: If you want Peace – assuming you really want peace – what needs to be done.

 

UNDER THE MOUNTAIN, ABOVE THE MOUNTAIN by MARGHERITA MORGANTIN

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UNDER THE MOUNTAIN, ABOVE THE MOUNTAIN by MARGHERITA MORGANTIN

Zetaesse
February 7th, 2022

“VIP = Violation of the Pauli exclusion principle UNDER THE MOUNTAIN, ABOVE THE MOUNTAIN” is a project by Margherita Morgantin carried out between 2020 and 2021 in the Abruzzo National Park and in the Gran Sasso underground laboratories of the National Institute of Nuclear Physics. In the laboratory, located 1.3 km below the mountain, away from external radiation, scientists study dark matter, which would make up almost 90% of the mass of the universe and which is visible only indirectly, thanks to its gravitational effects. Margherita Morgantin tried to access this singular energy signal and with Sotto la Montagna, sopra la Montagna presents a long sheet of watermarked paper that collects an abstract flow of signs and paths, rolled up and then carried out on a horizontal display that integrates light and sound to the drawing. This superimposition of codes and transcriptions attempts to establish a dialogue between art and science to provide a testimony of cosmic silence and to tune in to a vision of the dark that gives body to the invisible.

“Winter seas”: Ilaria Abbiento and Mauro Pipani in the infinity of the Mediterranean Sea. A metaphor of life between glare and restlessness

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“Winter seas”: Ilaria Abbiento and Mauro Pipani in the infinity of the Mediterranean Sea. A metaphor of life between glare and restlessness

Il Mondo di Suk
January 12th, 2022

Transparent or impenetrable, the waters of the sea. They welcome the gaze, reassure it or make it restless. However, they suggest infinite sensations that stimulate artistic visions such as those collected in the exhibition curated by Valentina Rippa and Beatrice Burati Anderson for the new artistic space in Venice (Calle de la Madonna, 1976). Winter seas is the title of a double exhibition (until February 20) which features the works of the Neapolitan Ilaria Abbiento and Mauro Pipani, an artist who works between Cesena and Verona.

ARTE IN NUVOLA, REPORT FROM THE ROMAN FAIR. THE AWARDS AND THE OPINIONS OF THE GALLERISTS

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ARTE IN NUVOLA, REPORT FROM THE ROMAN FAIR. THE AWARDS AND THE OPINIONS OF THE GALLERISTS

exibart
November 21st, 2021

In the exceptional location, the congress center of the “Cloud” by Massimilano Fuksas, at EUR, the new contemporary art fair in Rome – under the general direction of Alessandro Nicosia and Adriana Polveroni, artistic director – will end in the next few hours. But how did this first edition go? Courage must certainly be rewarded: it wasn’t easy to think of a new event in such uncertain times, and after an autumn full of fairs, especially as regards the Italian “colleagues”. The satisfaction of some gallerists, however, is clearly perceptible. […] Beatrice Burati Anderson also declares herself satisfied with how business went at the Nuvola, as well as for the special mention of the “The Best” award, offered by the Lazio region, for the gallerist who, from Venice, – since last May – also chose to open a venue in the capital.

VENICE GALLERIES VIEW | THE “CONSTELLATION” OF CONTEMPORARY ART IN VENICE

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VENICE GALLERIES VIEW | THE “CONSTELLATION” OF CONTEMPORARY ART IN VENICE

Veneto Secrets
November 2021

by Margherita Bergamo

What’s better than a walk to discover the coolest contemporary art galleries in Venice? The Venice Galleries View project is born.

Continuing the discovery of marvelous reconverted spaces, Beatrice Burati Anderson Art Space & Gallery, located in the fourteenth-century Corte Petriana in an ancient warehouse with two water gates on the Rio de la Madoneta, a few meters from the Grand Canal, spectacularly makes different forms of art dialogue with the rich history of the building.