Pro Biennial: The great Group exhibition returns at ”Milan Art Gallery Pavillion” in Venice
The opening Sunday May 8th with the birthday celebration of Professor Vittorio Sgarbi, the second edition of ‘’Pro Biennial’’, that will run until May 30th, at Milan Art Gallery Pavillion, in the historical context of the Giustinian Faccanon Palace, old headquarters of Gazzettino daily newspaper, located in Venice, a few steps from Rialzo’s Bridge. The opening of the prestigious group exhibition, organized by manager Salvo Nugnes, will see the presence of the professor’s friends, vip guests and well-known names of the current landscape.
Salvo Nugnes explains: ‘’The exhibition will display art works of high quality and value, made by a selection of talented and renowned artists, with gained stylistic maturity and consolidated creative abilities. The driving force of the enterprise is the enhancement of the art into its different heterogeneous expressive formulas and the disclosure of a solid spirit of union and aggregation through the universal language of art. The idea of coincide the opening date with the birthday of Sgarbi is a symbolic gesture of homage, that we want to give him, to celebrate together with him’’.
These are the names of the artists on show:
Maria Pia Severi, Gabriella Martino, Toni Zarpellon, Flavia Rebori, Luciano Tonello, Stefania Buccio Gonzato, Roberto Giacco, Margaretha Gubernale, Milvia Lauro, Alfonso Mangone, Grazia Massa, Karen Salicath Jamali, Elettra Spalla Pizzorno, Lucia Tomasi, Alba Tortorici, Stjepko Mamic, Astrid Baenziger, Emanuele Cacciatore, Florcatia Libois, Silvana Mascioli, Giuseppe Oliva, Luca Pedrazzi, Roberto Ziranu, Lina Zizola, Giorgio Baldoni, Maria Vincenza D’Aloisio, Daniela Grifoni, Gioacchino Loporchio, Liliana Mantione Lanaro, Federica Marin, Mons. Ermenegildo Fusaro, Nicola Pica, Anna Poerio, Dannie Praed, Anna Reber, Andrea Rizzardi Recchia, Rolando Rovati, Diego Rudellin, Giuliano Soragni, Emiliano Tagliapietra, Federico Tamburri, Mauro Trentini, Valcarlo Drensi.
Venice. Vittorio Sgarbi inaugurates the "Pro Biennale" exhibition