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Arte Povera Seen In a New Light in Paris

Published on , by Harry Kampianne

An exhibition in two Paris venues brings together 49 artists with over 250 Arte Povera works, photographs, films and videos: a movement best known for its installations, sculptures and performances.

Giuseppe Penone (b. 1947), Roversciare i propri occhi (Reversing The Eye), 1970,... Arte Povera Seen In a New Light in Paris

Giuseppe Penone (b. 1947), Roversciare i propri occhi (Reversing The Eye), 1970, photocollage, gelatin silver bromide print toned with selenium transfer on baryta paper, 40 x 30 cm/15.7 x 11.8 in.
Penone/Adagp Archives, Paris, 2022

Here the decision to focus on the importance of the image as a support is significant: according to co-curator Giuliano Sergio, "the starting point is Arte Povera in its broad perception as a radical avant-garde movement. So it is unsurprising…
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