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Galleria Michela Rizzo

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Galleria Michela Rizzo

Nel 2013 a questo si affianca una seconda sede, il piano terra di un edificio industriale, nella zona degli ex birrifici alla Giudecca.

Il programma della Galleria Michela Rizzo include mostre, partnership con importanti istituzioni italiane e straniere e collaborazioni con artisti e curatori emergenti e affermati. Nel 2004 a Venezia, in un piccolo spazio espositivo, apre la Galleria Michela Rizzo con l’intento di ravvivare la scena culturale relativa all’arte contemporanea, in una città dove si sentiva la necessità di gallerie ch

e non fossero di natura prettamente commerciale. Già all’inizio del 2008 la galleria si sposta in un ambiente più grande e fascinoso, al primo piano di Palazzo Palumbo Fossati, un bellissimo edificio veneziano del ‘500, dove resterà fino al 2014. Spazio che, nell’aprile 2014, diventa la sede definitiva della galleria. Negli anni, la Galleria Michela Rizzo ha portato avanti un’attività espositiva di alto profilo alternando virtuose collaborazioni con importanti artisti internazionali a quelle di giovani emergenti.

17/06/2026

“Schermo-Disegno / Verticale-Orizzontale”

The work belongs to the very first series of screens composed of a standard-sized sheet of white paper (70 × 100 cm) with a black edge of approximately 8 cm painted in tempera along the four sides. The title introduces, for the first time in Mauri’s work, the concept of screen. The indication “Vertical / Horizontal”, furthermore, suggests that the painting can be hung in both directions, freeing the work from the mere representation of the cinema screen.

Artworks details:

Schermo-Disegno / Verticale-Orizzontale, 1957, Tempera on paper, signed, dated and titled, 69,5 x 98,8 cm

Fabio Mauri

17/06/2026

💫 We are pleased to inform you that, on 25th of June, the presentation of the book "NOI NEL MONDO. INDAGINE SULLA PERCEZIONE ESTERA DELL'ARTE CONTEMPORANEA ITALIANA" will be held in Milan with a speech of the artist Francesco Jodice!

12/06/2026

In the beautiful spaces of the Monastery of Astino, Fondazione MIA presents Common Places, an exhibition by Francesco Jodice, opened on 5 June and running until 29 November.

The exhibition pays tribute to the work of one of the most original and innovative voices in contemporary Italian art. Through his images, Jodice offers a powerful reflection on the landscape, seen not only as a physical place but also as a political, cultural and human space that tells stories of change, collective memory and evolving identities.

The exhibition brings together years of research focused on Italy, observed as a symbolic territory of our time. It also includes a site-specific intervention from The Room project, created especially for Astino in dialogue with the monastery’s architecture and the pages of L’Eco di Bergamo.

A journey that invites visitors to look at the landscape from a new perspective, between memory, present and future.

11/06/2026

On the occasion of the presentation of the 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award at the 67th Bugatti-Segantini Prize to artist Riccardo Guarnieri, the solo exhibition Transits of Light was inaugurated on 6 June 2026 at Villa Vertua in Nova Milanese.

Open until 5 July 2026, the exhibition brings together eighteen works that reflect the development of the artist’s research. The works on display explore the relationship between the light emerging from the painted surface through subtle layers of watercolour, pastel and delicate colour modulations, and the refined dialogue between transparency, colour and spatial perception that has characterised his work for more than fifty years.

The exhibition is organised by the Libera Accademia di Pittura “Vittorio Viviani”, with the support and patronage of the Municipality of Nova Milanese, the Rossi Foundation, the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, the Lombardy Region and the Province of Monza and Brianza.

Ph: Stefano Masciovecchio Stefano Masciovecchio

Riccardo Guarneri

10/06/2026

Barry X Ball
The Shape of Time
Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice
Until November 22

Barry X Ball’s Buddha series, presented in the exhibition The Shape of Time, constitutes one of the most explicitly spiritual and intercultural sections of the entire exhibition.

The group includes three stone sculptures depicting Buddha, arranged in the basilica’s sacristy in a cruciform layout that enhances their contemplative and ritual dimension. The works are created through the artist’s characteristic process, which combines 3D scanning, digital manipulation, and the handcrafting of stone and semi-precious materials.

Among them, Mirrored Buddha Herms stands out for bringing into dialogue a fifteenth-century Japanese Buddhist sculpture and Ball’s mirrored reinterpretation in Belgian black marble. The relationship between the original and the replica is not based on imitation but on concept: it becomes a reflection on the duplication of images, perception, and the very status of the sacred object.

Artworks details:

Mirrored Buddha Herms
2018 - 2023
15th century Japanese lacquered-and-gilded wood Buddha and Belgian black marble Buddha Belgian black marble Gogotte form genitalia, Vietnamese white marble penetrated plinths 24K gold-plated metal
sculpture (Belgian black marble Buddha): 54.3 x 40.6 x 38.1 cm sculpture (ancient Buddha): 54.6 x 41.9 x 36.8 cm

If you need more information on the availability of the works, please get in touch with Michela Rizzo Gallery.

10/06/2026

💫 FINALISSIMA, the final group exhibition of the residency program, opens today. The exhibition presents works made during the residency, including the project created and produced by Enzo and Barbara!

09/06/2026

On Wednesday 10 June 2026, the Frittelli Rizzo Gallery invites you to its premises at Viale Stelvio 66 in Milan. This will be followed by a tour of Muntadas’ exhibition, “Exercises on Past and Present Memories”, featuring an engaging discussion between art critic and curator and Filipino artist . Given the themes explored by the artist in the exhibition, and in the run-up to Philippine Independence Day on 12 June, we are particularly grateful to the Italian-Philippine association for helping us to create this valuable opportunity for reflection, discussion and cultural exchange.

We look forward to seeing you from 6 pm!

We would like to take this opportunity to announce that the exhibition has been extended until the summer closure.

📍Viale Stelvio 66, Milano
🚇 M3: Maciachini
🚋 Tram: 2
🚌Bus: 90-91-92

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06/06/2026

⭐️ Today, La Repubblica and Gutenberg/Avvenire published an interview with Andrea Mastrovito about the sculpture Agnus Dei, created for the final tower of the Sagrada Família, which will be inaugurated on June 10!

06/06/2026

Fabio Mauri
L’Esperimento del Tempo
Curated by Ivan Barlafante
Until August 29
Palazzo Palumbo Fossati, San Marco 2597, 30124, Venezia

“Eternal life is not long; it is a timeless instant,” as Fabio Mauri puts it, words that nicely capture that point of intersection between the infinite and the fleeting moment, two themes that run through his entire body of work.
His existence in the world and in time, and the need to understand reality through its meaning, mean that his long journey through art inevitably involves a deep exploration of his own existence, with the aim of grasping its meaning, the ultimate, and therefore primary, expression of truth.
A truth as deeply held as it is malevolent is that which finds him plunged into the most horrific two decades in human history, a trauma for which he pays with repeated stays in mental hospitals, for years. Even though the loss of a sense of reality tears his consciousness to the point of concealment, at the same time, the experience of God, of the absolute, keeps him grounded in that sense of existence where the invisible permeates everything and roots the experience of the world in revealed truth, ultimately bringing us this journey through life, expressed through art.

Extract by the text of Ivan Barlafante

Ph: Francesco Piva

05/06/2026

In the Basilica of San Giorgio Maggiore, as part of Barry X Ball’s exhibition “THE SHAPE OF TIME” currently on display, the Medardo Rosso Project series is featured, one of the central themes of the exhibition, dedicated to the great Italian sculptor Medardo Rosso. Twelve sculptures that reinterpret the style of the great Italian sculptor through advanced digital technologies. Since 2012, Barry X Ball has undertaken an extensive project to 3D scan Medardo Rosso’s sculptures, which are transformed into new sculptural forms whilst maintaining a direct link to the originals. The works in the series, displayed along the corridor connecting the nave to the sacristy, establish a close dialogue with the architectural space of the basilica and emerge as presences suspended between memory and transformation. It takes the form of a critical and technological reinterpretation of the modern sculptural tradition, in which Medardo Rosso’s legacy is transposed into Barry X ball’s contemporary dimension, which amplifies its ambiguities, dissolutions and perceptual intensities.

Artworks details:

1. A Natural History Landscape Still Life Genre Portrait Scholars’ Rock
2013-2024
Mexican “El Marmol” (Baja California) Onyx
65.5 x 50.5 x 22.1 cm

2. Behold the Child
2013-2025
Translucent pink Iranian onyx
33 x 25 x 23 cm

3. Madame X
2013-2019
Translucent “wounded” Mexican onyx
29.2 x 18.8 x 22.8 cm

4. Yvette Guilbert
2013-2025
Translucent pink Iranian onyx
40.5 x 34.3 x 24.6 cm

Barry X Ball
THE SHAPE OF TIME
Until November 22 2026
Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore Venice

Indirizzo

Palazzo Palumbo Fossati, San Marco 2597
Venice
30124

Orario di apertura

Martedì	10:30 - 13:00
	15:00 - 19:00
Mercoledì	10:30 - 13:00
	15:00 - 19:00
Giovedì	10:30 - 13:00
	15:00 - 19:00
Venerdì	10:30 - 13:00
	15:00 - 19:00
Sabato	10:30 - 13:00
	15:00 - 19:00

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