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Gordon Matta - Clark

22.12.04 | 30.01.05

The first solo exhibition in an Italian State museum for the American artist Gordon Matta-Clark [New York, 1943 - 1978]. The exhibition is curated by Achille Bonito Oliva at the Capodimonte Museum in Naples and includes eight large drawings and four large photos from 1973 to 1975, with an ...

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Damien Hirst

31.10.04 | 31.01.05

Damien Hirst [Bristol, United Kingdom, 1965] is one of the leading figures on the contemporary arts scene. His work features in all the major collections throughout the world and the Damien Hirst exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples has the distinction of being the first to be ...

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Anselm Kiefer

04.06.04 | 06.09.04

The works of ancient Greece and Rome and Modern Art meet on the threshold of mythology in the Anselm Kiefer [Donaueschingen, Germany, 1945] exhibition curated by Eduardo Cicelyn and Mario Codognato at the Archaeological Museum of Naples. The German artist, who was awarded the prestigious Imperial ...

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Pino Pascali

06.05.04 | 18.07.04

Pino Pascali [Bari, 1935 – Rome, 1968] considered one of the leading figures in the Art world of the Sixties, had an impressive career which culminated in a solo exhibition at the Venice Biennial in 1968, just a few months before his premature death. Regione Campania devoted the fourth ...

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Ettore Sottsass

29.04.04 | 16.06.04

Ettore Sottsass [Innsbruck 1917 – Milan 2007], an architect and designer of International renown, is someone for whom photography was always an essential tool for researching the world and it played a part in the whole of his creative life. The retrospective hosted by the Capodimonte Museum as ...

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Richard Serra

22.02.04 | 10.05.04

One of the most important exponents of Minimalism in the Sixties, Richard Serra [San Francisco, California, 1939] is now one of the most famous sculptors in the world. For this Annals of Arts event, Serra presents a work which was designed and produced especially for the National Archaeological ...

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Hiroshi Sugimoto

20.12.03 | 29.02.04

The Hiroshi Sugimoto [Tokyo 1948] exhibition is the second time that internationally famous photographers have been included in the Annals of Art event, with twelve large black and white photographs on display at the Capodimonte Museum in Naples, which the artist produced without using any kind of ...

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Anish Kapoor

25.10.03 | 12.01.04

The Anish Kapoor [Bombay 1954] exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, held as part of the Regione Campania’s Annals of Arts event, marked the first solo exhibition in Italy for this famous Indian artist who trained in Britain. Kapoor represented Great Britain at the Venice ...

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Mario Giacomelli. The painter Bastari

17.07.03 | 26.10.03

The third Annals of Art event pays tribute to one of the greatest Italian photographers, Mario Giacomelli [Senigallia (Ancona), 1925 - 2000], with a solo exhibition at the Capodimonte Museum curated by Achille Bonito Oliva and coordinated by Cristiana Colli. There are 105 photographs in the ...

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Jeff Koons

06.06.03 | 15.09.03

As part of the Regione Campania’s Annals of Arts event, created and directed by Achille Bonito Oliva, the National Archaeological Museum of Naples hosted a Jeff Koons [York, Pennsylvania, 1955] exhibition, curated by Mario Codognato and Elena Geuna. It was the first solo exhibition of this ...

 

 

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