ALTAROMA: “BEYOND BLACK, FASHION AS EXPERIENCE”, AN AFTERNOON EXPERIENCE OF FASHION & OLFACTIVE DESIGN

A girl wearing the dress and jewelry by Myriam B., photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
A girl wearing the dress and jewelry by Myriam B., photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

Fashion and olfactive design featured in “Beyond black, fashion as experience”, collateral event of the Altaroma latest edition I ideated and curated which coincided with “Black celebration”, the other official event I made in collaboration with Altaroma and was held in Rome, at the same street, via di Montoro, smashing area hosting factories of artisans. Three were the different locations that hosted a smashing showcase of creativity made in Italy: the factory Menexa, the bride atelier La Maison Blanche and the factory of lutist Michel Eggimann where was presented the creations by OFFICINE904, Myriam B. and Anna Porcu, combined to olfactive installations smelling of artistic perfumery scents created by Meo Fusciuni, romantic and genius aromatorius, apothecary, researcher of olfactive memory embodying liquid emotions in a bottle, that tells about his journeys, uniqueness of experiences and universality of feelings. The travelling universe of scents by Meo, his two fragrances composing the Trilogia di viaggio, “1#nota di viaggio (Rites de passage)” and “2#nota di viaggio (Shukran…)” dialogued with the minimalism and craftsmanship by OFFICINE 904, eclectic factory and brand of accessories and jewelry created by Paolo Porcu Rodriguez and Silvia Pavanello – promoting and successfully making concrete a free dialogue between art, fashion, design e architecture, giving rise to ideas on the move, signs, symbols, surfaces and shapes becoming projects and products, stories and experiences drawing the Italian lifestyle and taste – that were hosted by the factory Menexa. The approach of matter by Myriam B., inspired by the nature, flowers and corals that are reworked by non-specific paillettes, feathers and gems where it shines a bright craftsmanship, was combined to the third scent talking about the scent of love and composes the trilogy of journey by Meo Fusciuni, “3# nota di viaggio (Ciavuru d’amuri)”, suave dialogue enhanced by the light atmospheres of the bride La Maison Blanche. The poetry by Anna Porcu where fascinations from the past, made concrete by a jewel, the cameo, become contemporary and blend in the leather and silver, joined to music or rather to the creations by the lutist Michel Eggiman and scents by Meo Fusciuni or the two fragrances composing il Ciclo della poesia (The cycle of poetry). Lights and shadows, nostalgia and love, the features of two scents, “Notturno” and “Luce” that were part of a delicate olfactive installation. A myriad of signs, craftsmanship, art, uniqueness and experimentation that catch fashion as total experience and lifestyle. An enchanting afternoon interlude which was sweetened by the experience of taste by a renowned Sicilian wine house, Tasca d’ Almerita along with the creations by Bocca di Dama.

 

ALTAROMA: “BEYOND BLACK, FASHION AS EXPERIENCE”, UN’ ESPERIENZA POMERIDIANA DI MODA & DESIGN OLFATTIVO

The olfactive installation by Meo Fusciuni at the Menexa factory, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
The olfactive installation by Meo Fusciuni at the Menexa factory, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

Moda e design olfattivo sono stati i protagonisti di “Beyond black, fashion as experience”, evento collaterale dell’ ultima edizione di Altaroma da me ideato e curato in concomitanza di “Black celebration”, l’ altro evento da me realizzato in collaborazione con Altaroma e si è tenuto a Roma, nella stessa strada, a via di Montoro, formidabile area che ospita i laboratori di artigiani. Tre erano le diverse locations che esponevano una formidabile rassegna di creatività made in Italy: la factory Menexa, l’ atelier di abiti da sposa La Maison Blanche e la factory del liutaio Michel Eggimann in cui sono state presentate le creazioni di OFFICINE904, Myriam B. and Anna Porcu, abbinate a installazioni olfattive di fragranze di profumeria artistica create da Meo Fusciuni, romantico e geniale aromatario, uno speziale, ricercatore della memoria olfattiva che racchiude emozioni liquide in bottiglia, le quali narrano i suoi viaggi, unicità di esperienze e universalità di sentimenti. L’ itinerante universo di odori di Meo, le sue due fragranze che compongono la Trilogia di viaggio, “1#nota di viaggio (Rites de passage)” e “2#nota di viaggio (Shukran…)”, ha dialogato con il minimalismo e l’ artigianalità di OFFICINE 904, eclettica factory e brand toscano di accessori e gioielli creato da Paolo Porcu Rodriguez e Silvia Pavanello – il quale promuove e concretizza felicemente un libero dialogo tra arte, moda, design e architettura, dando vita a idee in movimento, segni simboli, superfici e forme che diventano progetti e prodotti, storia ed esperienze che disegnano il lifestyle e gusto italiano – che era presso ospitato la factory Menexa. L’ approccio materico di Myriam B., che trae ispirazione dalla natura, da fiori e coralli che vengono rielaborati mediante aspecifiche paillettes, piume e pietre dure in cui splende una brillante artigianalità, è stato abbinato alla terza fragranza che parla dell’ odore dell’ amore e compone la trilogia di viaggio di Meo Fusciuni,  “3# nota di viaggio (Ciavuru d’amuri)”, soave dialogo valorizzato dalle leggiadre atmosfere dell’ atelier di abiti da sposa La Maison Blanche di Davide Raciti. La poesia di Anna Porcu in cui fascinazioni del passato, concretizzate da un gioiello, il cammeo, diventano contemporanee e si fondono con la pelle e l’ argento, si è unita alla musica o meglio alle creazioni del liutaio Michel Eggiman ed agli effluvi di Meo Fusciuni ovvero le due fragranze che compongono il Ciclo della poesia. Luci e ombre, nostalgia e amore, i protagonisti di due profumi, “Notturno” e “Luce” che hanno fatto parte di una delicata installazione olfattiva. Una miriade di segni, artigianalità, arte, unicità e sperimentazione che immortala la moda come esperienza totale e stile di vita. Un’ incantevole interludio pomeridiano che è stato addolcito dall’ esperienza del gusto di una rinomata casa vinicola siciliana, Tasca d’ Almerita unitamente alle creazioni di Bocca di Dama.

OFFICINE904, photo by N
OFFICINE904, photo by N
OFFICINE904, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
OFFICINE904, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

OFFICINE904, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
OFFICINE904, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

Silvia Venturini Fendi, talking with Lorcan O' Neill along with me and Massimiliano Padovan, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
Silvia Venturini Fendi, talking with Lorcan O’ Neill along with me and Massimiliano Padovan, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

Me, myself & Sergio Zambon, photo by N
Me, myself & Sergio Zambon, photo by N

 

The jewelry by Myriam B., a dress by Christian Lacroix and the scent “3# nota di viaggio (Ciavuru d'amuri)” by Meo Fusciuni, photo by N
The jewelry by Myriam B., a dress by Christian Lacroix and the scent “3# nota di viaggio (Ciavuru d’amuri)” by Meo Fusciuni, photo by N

 

 

A dress by Christian Lacroix at the bride atelier La Maison Blanche, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
A dress by Christian Lacroix at the bride atelier La Maison Blanche, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

The jewelry by Myriam B.and the scent “3# nota di viaggio (Ciavuru d'amuri)” by Meo Fusciuni, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
The jewelry by Myriam B.and the scent “3# nota di viaggio (Ciavuru d’amuri)” by Meo Fusciuni, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

Myriam B., photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
Myriam B., photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

Davide Racite from the atelier La Maison Blance, my, myself and Silvia Venturini Fendi along with Davide Racite's wife, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
Davide Racite from the atelier La Maison Blance, my, myself and Silvia Venturini Fendi along with Davide Racite’s wife, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

Me, myself and Fabio Quaranta, photo by N
Me, myself and Fabio Quaranta, photo by N

 

The jewelry by Anna Porcu and the scent "Luce" by Meo Fusciuni at the factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by N
The jewelry by Anna Porcu and the scent “Luce” by Meo Fusciuni at the factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by N

 

The jewelry by Anna Porcu at the factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by N
The jewelry by Anna Porcu at the factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by N

 

Meo Fusciuni at the factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
Meo Fusciuni at the factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

The factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
The factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

he factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
The factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

he factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
The factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

The factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino
The factory of lutist Michel Eggimann, photo by Francesca Lattanzi & Luca Sorrentino

 

Me, myself and I, photo by N
Me, myself and I, photo by N

 

 

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  4. micheleggimann.com

ALTAROMA: “BLACK CELEBRATION”, FASHION, ART AND DESIGN UNDER THE SIGN OF BLACK

Black celebration, photo by Nunzia Garoffolo
Black celebration, photo by Nunzia Garoffolo

Dear FBFers, here I am again after a long time to talk about the Altaroma latest edition and “Black celebration”, exhibition event I ideated and curated in collaboration with Altaroma which was held in Rome at the Montoro 12 art gallery. The event bringing the same name of the track and legendary album by Depeche Mode – one of most relevant chapters of new-wave music – celebrated a color, its incisiveness, deepness and refinement through a smashing showcase of fashion, art, design and music. High fashion and demi-couture made in Italy, dresses and accessories made by renowned couturiers and vibrant creatives as Renato Balestra, Sarli, Galitzine by Sergio Zambon, Liborio Capizzi, Sylvio Giardina, Angelos Bratis, Maurizio Pecoraro, Lucia Odescalchi, Mario Salvucci, Anna Porcu,  Olga Pong, Arnoldo Battois, Myriam B. and Frank Lo dialogued with the art by the brilliant photographer Marco Bertolini, the artistic installation “Skull” by Sylvio Giardina – a dynamic black book embodied in a black, lighting Plexiglas box depicting the movement of a ray of light evoking the brightness of a color which is often connected to darkness, forgetting the lessons by Caravaggio who successfully impressed in his works the light of black -, the olfactive design by Antonio Gardoni, bright architect and creator of artistic perfumery brand Bogue profumo, who presented the Bogue Mask, a scent diffuser for interiors along with Cologne and the new scent MAAI – scents that are 100% naturals and free from chemical fixers -, and the enchanting site-specific installation created by a marvelous creative, the milliner Olga Pong. The atmosphere which talked about the persuasiveness of black has emphasized by the music by Andy Fluon, founder of Bluvertigo band and artistic collective and band Fluon who reinterpreted exclusively for the happening the famous track by Depeche Mode. A successful afternoon interlude which has enriched by Epicurean suggestions: the creations by the food designer Francesca Silveri from the Foligno San Feliciano Bakery and Bocca di Dama, salted and sweet cookies made in black and the culture of taste embodied in the delicious wines by Tasca D’ Almerita.

ALTAROMA: “BLACK CELEBRATION”, MODA, ARTE E DESIGN ALL’ INSEGNA DEL NERO

Marco Bertolini, photo by N
Marco Bertolini, photo by N

 

Cari FBFers, rieccomi dopo lungo tempo per parlare dell’ ultima edizione di Altaroma e di “Black celebration”, evento espositivo da me ideato e curato in collaborazione con Altaroma che si è tenuto a Roma presso la galleria d’ arte Montoro 12. L’ evento, che porta il nome del brano e leggendario album dei Depeche Mode – uno dei capitolo più significativi della musica new-wave -, ha celebrato un colore, il nero, la sua incisività, profondità e raffinatezza attraverso una formidabile rassegna di moda, arte, design e musica. Alta moda e demi-couture made in Italy, abiti e accessory realizzati da rinomati couturiers e vibranti creativi quali Renato Balestra, Sarli, Galitzine by Sergio Zambon, Liborio Capizzi, Sylvio Giardina, Angelos Bratis, Maurizio Pecoraro, Lucia Odescalchi, Mario Salvucci, Anna PorcuOlga Pong, Arnoldo Battois, Myriam B. e Frank Lo hanno dialogato con l’ arte del brillante fotografo Marco Bertolini, l’ installazione artistica “Skull” di Sylvio Giardina – un libro nero dinamico racchiuso in una luminosa scatola nera di plexiglass che ritrae il movimento di un raggio di luce, il quale evoca la lucentezza di un colore sovente associato all’ oscurità, dimenticandosi la lezione di Caravaggio che ha impresso nelle sue opere la luce del nero -, il design olfattivo di Antonio Gardoni, brillante architetto e creatore del brand di profumeria artistica Bogue profumo, che ha presentato la Bogue Mask, un diffusore di profumo per ambienti unitamente a Cologne e al nuovo profumo MAAI – fragranze che sono naturali al 100 % e prive di fissatori chimici – e l’ incantevole installazione creata da una fantastica creativa, la designer di cappelli Olga Pong. L’ atmosfera che parlava della persuasività del nero è stata enfatizzata dalla musica di Andy Fluon, fondatore della band Bluvertigo e del collettivo artistico e band Fluon che ha reinterpretato esclusivamente per l’ evento il famoso brano dei Depeche Mode. Un felice interludio pomeridiano che è stato arricchito da suggestioni epicuree: le creazioni della food designer Francesca Silveri del Forno San Feliciano di Foligno e Bocca di Dama, biscotti salati e dolci s made in black e dalla cultura del gusto racchiusa in nei deliziosi vini di Tasca D’ Almerita.

Skull by Sylvio Giardina, photo by N
Skull by Sylvio Giardina, photo by N
Bogue Mask along with MAAI and Cologne Bogue Profumo by Antonio Gardoni, photo by N
Bogue Mask along with MAAI and Cologne Bogue Profumo by Antonio Gardoni, photo by N

 

Non-seasonal dress by DiLiborio White Label(2013) and photos by Marco Bertolini, photo by N
Seasonless dress by DiLiborio White Label(2013) and photos by Marco Bertolini, photo by N

 

Non-seasonal dress by DiLiborio White Label(2013) and photos by Marco Bertolini, photo by N
Seasonless dress by DiLiborio White Label(2013) and photos by Marco Bertolini, photo by N

 

Dress Maurizio Pecoraro Fall/Winter 2007, photos by Marco Bertolini, photo by N
Dress Maurizio Pecoraro Fall/Winter 2007, photos by Marco Bertolini, photo by N

 

Renato Balestra haute couture, Fall/Winter 2012-2013, DiLiborio White Label seasonless dress 2013, photos by marco bertolini, photo by N

 

Head accessories  Olga Pong, necklace Myriam B., bag Arnoldo Battois, Cape and Pyjama suit Galitzine by Sergio Zambon Fall/Winter 2013, photo by N
Head accessories Olga Pong, necklace Myriam B., bag Arnoldo Battois, Cape and Pyjama suit Galitzine by Sergio Zambon Fall/Winter 2013, photo by N

 

Eyewear Frank Lo, jewelry Vernissage Project, head accessories Olga Pong, necklace Myriam B., photo by N
Eyewear Frank Lo, jewelry Vernissage Project, head accessories Olga Pong, necklace Myriam B., photo by N

 

Jewelry Vernissage Project, photo by N
Jewelry Vernissage Project, photo by N

 

Eyewear Frank Lo, photo by N
Eyewear Frank Lo, photo by N

 

Necklace Myriam B., photo by N
Necklace Myriam B., photo by N

 

Clutch Galitzine by Sergio Zambon, necklace Lucia Odescalchi, necklace Incredible creatures by Mario Salvucci, photo by N
Clutch Galitzine by Sergio Zambon, necklace Lucia Odescalchi, necklace Incredible creatures by Mario Salvucci, photo by N

 

Clutch Galitzine by Sergio Zambon, photo by N
Clutch Galitzine by Sergio Zambon, photo by N

 

Necklace Lucia Odescalchi, photo by N
Necklace Lucia Odescalchi, photo by N

 

Sylvio Giardina Fall/Winter 2014-2015, photo by N
Sylvio Giardina Fall/Winter 2014-2015, photo by N

 

Site specific installation by Olga Pong, photo by N
Site specific installation by Olga Pong, photo by N

 

Site specific installation by Olga Pong, photo by N
Site specific installation by Olga Pong, photo by N

 

Sergio Zambon experiencing Bogue the mask along with Sylvio Giardina, photo by N
Sergio Zambon experiencing Bogue the mask along with Sylvio Giardina, photo by N

 

Sergio Zambon and Antonio Gardoni experiencing Bogue the mask, photo by N
Sergio Zambon and Antonio Gardoni experiencing Bogue the mask, photo by N

 

Me, myself & Sergio Zambon, photo by N
Me, myself & Sergio Zambon, photo by N

 

Sylvio Giardina and Maria Sole Vannetti, photo by N
Sylvio Giardina and Maria Sole Vannetti, photo by N

 

Me. myself & Lorcan O' Neill, photo by N
Me. myself & Lorcan O’ Neill, photo by N

 

 

THE FIRST SOLO EXHIBITION OF CELIA HEMPTON AT THE ROME GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL

Kamal by Celia Hempton, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O' Neill
Kamal (oil on canvas), Celia Hempton, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill

Expressionist dynamism, sensuality, eroticism along with the exploration of privacy and intimacy idea, their meaning in contemporary times connected to the redefinition of modesty, prudence and discretion shines on the canvas by Celia Hempton, who depicts landscapes, the bodies of friends and models (some of them sourced via internet and chat-rooms), focusing on their “private parts”. The young, brilliant and renowned London based artist – I was pleased to know many years ago and share with her joyful interludes – will open her first solo exhibition on 20th February 2014 in Rome at the Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill in Via Orti di Alibert and will run through 19th April 2014. A not to be missed happening to enjoy a vibrant artist.


LA PRIMA PERSONALE DI CELIA HEMPTON ALLA GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL DI ROMA

Caspar, oil on canvas by Celia Hempton, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O' Neill
Caspar (oil on canvas),Celia Hempton, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill

Dinamismo espressionista, sensualità, erotismo unitamente all’ esplorazione dell’ idea di privacy e intimità, il significato da loro assunto nella contemporaneità, connesso alla ridefinizione di modestia, prudenza e discrezione, splende sulle tele di Celia Hempton, la quale dipinge paesaggi, i corpi di amici e modelli (alcuni dei quali ricercati via internet e chat-rooms), concentrandosi sulle loro “parti intime”. La giovane, brillante e rinomata artista residente a Londra – mi ha rallegrato incontrare diversi anni fa e condividere con lei gioiosi intermezzi – aprirà la sua prima collettiva il 20 febbraio 2014 a Roma alla Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill in Via Orti di Alibert e proseguirà fino al 19 aprile 2014. Un evento imperdibile per apprezzare una vibrante artista.

Kajsa, oil on canvas, Celia Hempton, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O' Neill
Kajsa, oil on canvas, Celia Hempton, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill
Celia Hempton, oil on canvas, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O' Neill
Celia Hempton, oil on canvas, photo courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill
Installation photo of a Wall painting, Celia Hempton, photo Installation photo of courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O' Neill
Installation photo of a Wall painting, Celia Hempton, photo Installation photo of courtesy of Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill

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AN EXPLORATION OF URBAN LIVING: HANNA LIDEN AT THE ROME GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL

Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

Garbage, banana peels, tin cans, bottles join with to cement and become art, the art by Hanna Liden, featuring in the opening of “Diamonds in the mine”, which is recently held in Rome at the Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill. The exhibition – running through 13th December 2013 – hosts suggestive totemic sculptures evoking  modern, tribal suggestions and tells about the search of artist: an exploration of urban living, enriched by all that is usually ignored.

UNA ESPLORAZIONE DELLA VITA IN CITTÀ: HANNA LIDEN ALLA GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL DI ROMA

Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

 Rifiuti, bucce di banana, lattine, bottiglie si uniscono al cemento e diventano arte, l’ arte di Hanna Liden, protagonista dell’ opening di “Diamonds in the mine”, che si è recentemente tenuta a Roma presso la Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill. La mostra – che prosegue fino al 13 dicembre 2013 – ospita suggestive sculture totemiche che evocano moderne suggestioni tribali e raccontano la ricerca dell’ artista: una esplorazione della vita in città, arricchita anche da tutto ciò che solitamente si ignora.

Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
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Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Hanna Liden, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

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“DIAMONDS IN THE MINE”, THE SCULPTURES BY HANNA LIDEN AT THE ROME GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL

Hanna Liden
Hanna Liden

It will be opened on 4th November 2013, at 6:30 pm, in Rome at the Galleria Lorcan O’ NeillDiamonds in the Mine” the solo exhibition (running through 13th December 2013) by Hanna Liden, bright young artist who is Stockholm native and based in New York, featuring the new sculptures made of unusual materials as cement, tin cans, beer bottles, cheap sunglasses, garbage bags and chains that successfully emphasize her creative search: to explore the ignored edges of urban living. A not to be missed happening to know and enjoy a bright artist.

“DIAMONDS IN THE MINE”, LE SCULTURE DI HANNA LIDEN ALLA GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL DI ROMA

Lorcan O' Neill and me
Lorcan O’ Neill and me

Sarà inaugurata il 4 novembre 2013, alle ore 18:30, a Roma presso la Galleria Lorcan O’ NeillDiamonds in the Mine” la personale (che proseguirà fino al 13 dicembre 2013) di Hanna Liden, brillante, giovane artista che è nata a Stoccolma e vive New York, di cui sono protagoniste le nuove sculture realizzate con insoliti materiali quali cemento, lattine, bottiglie di birra, occhiali da quattro soldi, borse della spazzatura e catene che enfatizzano felicemente la sua ricerca creativa: esplorare i limiti ignorati del vivere urbano. Un evento imperdibile per conoscere e apprezzare una brillante artista.

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ALTAROMA: THE MARVELOUS SINUOSITIES OF JEAN PAUL GAULTIER

Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

The empowered femininity has shined and celebrated by the genius Jean Paul Gaultier in the Fall/Winter 2013-2014 haute couture collection he made, presented in Rome during the latest edition of Altaroma, which featured the patterns and sophisticated constructions being a leitmotiv of his work: corsets, stripes, transparencies, fringes evoking art deco suggestions, lace, sequins and fur (who was proud of using, as he asserted during the press conference I attended at the Hotel Flora Baglioni).

Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

The man has appeared in this fashion show, a charming contemporary glampire has “turned into an object”, as the couturier said, emphasizing the force and theatricality of the woman he depicted. A enchanting event as well as a successful chance to meet and enjoy a legendary creative, who was extremely generous and modest during the press conference, also answering to the controversial questions of some Italian journalists (concerning the models and celebrities who would featured in the fashion show and other ones belonging to the same standard).

Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

Instead me, I has been religiously silent, preferring hearing him, who generously spoke Italian and celebrated Rome, its suggestions, the Italian culture which has very relevant in its training as creative and individual (later, at the end of press conference I talked with him about Italian film, who has been very inspiring for him, about Federico Fellini and Luchino Visconti) and hearing  the President of Altaroma Silvia Venturini Fendi who made concrete a laudable work developing contemporary fashion, its culture under the sign of art and internationality.

 

ALTAROMA: LE MERAVIGLIOSE SINUOSITÀ DI JEAN PAUL GAULTIER

Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

L’ emancipata femminilità ha brillato ed è stata celebrata dal geniale Jean Paul Gaultier nella collezione alta moda autunno/inverno 2013-2014 da lui realizzata, presentata a Roma in occasione dell’ ultima edizione di Altaroma di cui sono stati protagonisti i motivi e le sofisticate costruzioni che sono un leitmotiv della sua opera: bustier, righe, trasparenze, frange che evocano suggestioni art decò, pizzo, paillettes, trasparenze e pelliccia ( che è stato fiero di usare, amando la pelliccia, come costui ha affermato durante la conferenza stampa a cui ho partecipato presso l’ Hotel Flora Baglioni).

Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

L’ uomo è apparso in questa sfilata, un affascinante vampiro glam contemporaneo, trasformato in oggetto, come couturier ha detto, enfatizzando la forza e teatralità della donna da lui ritratta. Un incantevole evento che è stato anche una felice occasione per conoscere vis à vis e apprezzare un leggendario creativo che è stato estremamente generoso e modesto durante la conferenza stampa, rispondendo anche alle discutibili domande di alcune giornaliste italiane( inerenti le modelle e celebrities che avrebbero partecipato alla sfilata unitamente ad altre della medesima levatura).

Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

Invece religiosamente silente, ho preferito ascoltarlo, il quale ha generosamente parlato in italiano e celebrato Roma, le sue suggestioni, la cultura italiana che ha avuto un ruolo molto significativo nella sua formazione creativa e individuale (successivamente, alla fine della conferenza stampa ho parlato con lui del cinema italiano, che lo ha ispirato molto, di registi quali Federico Fellini e Luchino Visconti) e ascoltando il Presidente di Altaroma Silvia Venturini Fendi la quale ha concretizzato una felice opera che consolida la moda contemporanea, la sua cultura all’ insegna dell’ arte e l’ internazionalità.

Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Franca Sozzani and Suzy Menkes, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Franca Sozzani and Suzy Menkes, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Cesare Cunaccia, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Cesare Cunaccia, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Andrea Provvidenza, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Andrea Provvidenza, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Angelos Bratis, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Angelos Bratis, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Beppe Modenese, Simone Cipriani, Simonetta Gianfelici, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Beppe Modenese, Simone Cipriani, Simonetta Gianfelici, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Fabio Quaranta, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Fabio Quaranta, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Lupo Lanzara, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Lupo Lanzara, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Olivier di Gianni, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Olivier di Gianni, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Lorcan O' Neill and Sergio Zambon, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Lorcan O’ Neill and Sergio Zambon, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Cesare Cunaccia and Silvia Venturini Fendi, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Cesare Cunaccia and Silvia Venturini Fendi, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jean Paul Gaultier & me, photo by N
Jean Paul Gaultier & me, photo by N

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MARTIN CREED AT THE ROME GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL

Martin Creed
Martin Creed

The work by the smashing British visual artist and musician Martin Creed will feature in an exhibition which will be opened on 4th June 2013 at 6:30 pm at the Rome Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill in Via D’ Orti d’ Alibert. The exhibition will be also visible from 5th June 2013 in the new gallery of Lorcan at Vicolo Catinari 3. A not to be missed happening to enjoy a brilliant artist.

MARTIN CREED ALLA GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL DI ROMA

L’ opera del formidabile artista e musicista inglese Martin Creed sarà protagonista di una mostra che sarà inaugurata il 4giugno 2013 alle ore 18:30 presso la Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill di Roma in Via D’ Orti d’ Alibert. La mostra sarà anche visibile dal 5giugno 2013 nella nuova galleria di Lorcan a Vicolo Catinari 3. Un evento imperdibile per apprezzare un brillante artista.

 

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THE GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL AT ART BASEL HONG KONG

Untitled, Richard Long, mud and paint on canvas, 2013
Untitled, Richard Long, mud and paint on canvas, 2013

It will feature from 23rd to 26th May 2013 in Hong Kong at the contemporary art tradeshow event Art Basel Hong Kong at the stand 1- D41 Level 1 the smashing Rome Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill along with the works by vibrant artists who are resident in the gallery as Richard Long, Eddie Peake, Pietro Ruffo, Prem Sahib, Kiki Smith and Rachel Whiteread. A not to be missed happening to enjoy contemporary art and the work of Lorcan O’ Neill, a brilliant art dealer.

LA GALLERIA LORCAN O’ NEILL AD ART BASEL HONG KONG

Black chat, Prem Sahib, black and white photograph, 2013
Black chat, Prem Sahib, black and white photograph, 2013

Sarà protagonista dal 23al 26 maggio 2013 a Hong Kong presso l’ evento fieristico di arte contemporanea Art Basel Hong Kong presso lo stand 1-D41 Level 1 la formidabile Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill di Roma unitamente alle opere di vibranti artisti residenti alla galleria quali Richard Long, Eddie Peake, Pietro Ruffo, Prem Sahib, Kiki Smith e Rachel Whiteread. Un evento imperdibile per apprezzare l’ arte contemporanea e l’ opera di Lorcan O’ Neill, un brillante gallerista.

Lorcan O' Neill and Pietro Ruffo, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Lorcan O’ Neill and Pietro Ruffo, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

www.artbasel.com

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THE ROME LORCAN O’ NEILL ART GALLERY AT THE NEW YORK FRIEZE ART FAIR

Martin Creed
Martin Creed

It will features from 9th to 13th May 2013 in New York at the Frieze Art Fair, pavilion A19, the artists residents in the Rome Lorcan O’ Neill art gallery as Martin Creed, Eddie Peake, Prem Sahib, Rachel Whiteread, Ceryth Wyn Evans. A not to be missed happening to enjoy the work of a bright-art dealer, the vibrant artists he hosts and contemporary art.

LA GALLERIA D’ARTE LORCAN O’ NEILL DI ROMA ALLA FIERA D’ ARTE FRIEZE DI NEW YORK

Lorcan O' Neill, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Lorcan O’ Neill, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

Sarà protagonista dal 9 al 13 maggio 2013 a New York presso la fiera d’ arte Frieze, al padiglione A19, gli artisti residenti nella galleria d’ arte Lorcan O’ Neill di Roma quali Martin Creed, Eddie Peake, Prem Sahib, Rachel Whiteread, Ceryth Wyn Evans. Un evento imperdibile per apprezzare l’ opera di un brillante gallerista, i vibranti artisti che ospita e l’ arte contemporanea.

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INTIMACY & POP SUGGESTIONS AT THE ROME LORCAN O ‘NEILL GALLERY

The enchanting work evoking vapour by Prem Sahib
The enchanting work evoking vapour by Prem Sahib, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

It has recently opened in Rome at the Lorcan O’ Neill Gallery two smashing exhibitions, “Back chat” and “River crossing” featuring the works by Prem Sahib and Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu that embody different suggestions. Intimacy, desire and its ambivalence is the core of work by the Anglo-Indian artist Prem Sahib as it evidences the enchanting art-work evoking the vapor and the gesture of two individuals’ hands removing the water drops on a surface. More fun and colored it’s the work under the sign of pop suggestions by Anglo-Nigerian artist Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, who used discarded cartons to ship banana around the world for creating objects that evoke the river crossing, theme featuring in a performance which will be held on the forthcoming month. A successful chance to enjoy two vibrant artists.

 

INTIMITÁ & SUGGESTIONI POP ALLA GALLERIA LORCAN O ‘NEILL DI ROMA

Prem Sahib
Prem Sahib, photo by N

 

Sono state recentemente inaugurate a Roma presso la Galleria Lorcan O’ Neill due formidabili mostre, “Back chat” e “River crossing” di cui sono protagoniste le opere di Prem Sahib e Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu che racchiudono diverse suggestioni. Intimità, desiderio e la sua ambivalenza è il nucleo della poetica dell’ artista anglo-indiano Prem Sahib come si evince dall’ incantevole opera che evoca il vapore acqueo e il gesto delle mani di due individui che rimuovono le gocce d’ acqua da una superficie. Più divertente e colorato all’ insegna di suggestioni pop è l’ opera dell’ artista anglo-nigeriano Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu che si è avvalso di cartoni usati per spedire le banana nel mondo per creare oggetti che evocano la traversata di un fiume, tema protagonista di una performance che si terrà il mese prossimo. Una felice occasione per apprezzare due vibranti artisti.

Prem Sahib, photo by N
Prem Sahib, photo by N
Pietro Ruffo and Lorcan O' Neill, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Pietro Ruffo and Lorcan O’ Neill, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Prem Sahib, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Prem Sahib, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Prem Sahib, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Prem Sahib, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Prem Sahib, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Prem Sahib, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
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Back chat by Prem Sahib, photo by N
Prem Sahib & a friend, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Prem Sahib & a friend, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, photo by N
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, photo by N
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu and a friend, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu and a friend, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Laurita and me, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Laurita and me, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Yvonne Sciò and Enrico Quinto, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
Yvonne Sciò and Enrico Quinto, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
The British artist Celia Hempton I didn't see since a long time and me, photo by Giorgio Miserendino
The British artist Celia Hempton I didn’t see since a long time and me, photo by Giorgio Miserendino

www.lorcanoneill.com

www.lorcanoneill.com

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