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First International Exhibition of "Acrobazie" in Munich

  • 12

    November 2010

  • 15

    January 2011
UniCredit Kunstraum, Munich  
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This November 12, the Acrobazie exhibition will come for the first time to the new UniCredit Kunstraum in downtown Munich. 

 

The show presents roughly 200 works as highlights from the past five editions of the project, which was begun by Elisa Fulco in 2004 and has been sponsored by UniCredit since 2006.

 

The Acrobazie initiative aims to establish and strengthen relationships between the contemporary art world and artists of the Atelier di Pittura Adriano e Michele, whose "outsider art" is created within the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center of the Fatebenefratelli di San Colombano al Lambro.

 

Leaving Italy for the first time, the Acrobazie exhibition of UniCredit's unique collection of outsider art is presented as a dialogue among the works of young artists. These include Sandrine Nicoletta, Marcello Maloberti, Sara Rossi, Francesco Simeti and Flavio Favelli.

 

(Image: Sandrine Nicoletta, Monte Analogo, 2005, C-Print)

 

The Munich exhibition will run from November 12, 2010 to January 15, 2011.

 

UniCredit Kunstraum at Viktualienmarkt (entrance on Utzschneiderstrasse - 7/Eingang Reichenbachstrasse, 3)

 

Tuesday to Saturday, 2 pm to 8 pm.

 

Free entrance

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