Exhibition of works of Italian artists opens in ACCEA
17:04 • 13.06.12
A peculiar exhibition of contemporary Italian art opened at Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art (ACCEA) where Italian art figures reflected their perception of Armenia through their works.
Coordinator Martina Corgnati said the conception of the exhibition entitled “Remote sensing” is acquisition of information about a thing or phenomena without physical contact with them.
It is not the first serious cultural initiative of Corgnati in ACCEA.
The Italian art figures have been offered to intensify their “remote sensing” and express their attitude, perceptions and feelings about Armenia.
The most expected perception in the presented works is the pictured apricot stone. The exhibition will last till June 28.
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