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PAST EXHIBITIONS & PHOTOS
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Renato Zanon
Renato's paintings of figures and landscapes depict a sensitive handling of line and their colour seems infused with light. His beautiful one-of-a-kind painted ceramics, silver work and romantic sculptures place him in a unique category of artists.
Was on display May 24 - June 25, 2006
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Francesco Galle: Happy Bike People in Giro
In a style reminiscent of Chagall, Galle uses watercolour and ink in order to illustrate characters in various ethereal poses. Through the use of bicycles, featured in various colours and forms, Galle's paintings show an appreciation for life's simpler things: getting a coffee, or even a ride through the countryside.
Was on display April 6 - 31, 2006
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Amedeo Brogli: Paintings 2000-2006
The exhibit, organized by the Basilicata Cultural Society of Canada, included paintings with a variety of subject matter, from nudes to urban landscapes. Brogli infuses his work with distinctive colours contrasted to create his various "visions". He is a painter that not only paints what he sees, but above all paints what he feels.
Was on display April 6 - 23, 2006
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Antonio Caruso
The art of Antonio Caruso is a continuous, spontaneous, and natural evolution in classical art. His sculptures look as if they could spring into life, and through his use of colour, lines, light, and tones, emotions such as pain and joy, are revealed on the canvases of his paintings.
Was on display April 27 - May 21, 2006.
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Renato Canini
"...Canini's paintings have a codified message to communicate: namely, that the politically correct is not correct at all; that we acquiesce to conditions that are flagrantly incongruous to our convictions; that, despite all, our determination to live overrides any obstacle; and, above all, that our miniscule self can contain the infinity of the universe..." Cosimo Stifani (Art Writer)
Was on display March 3 - 31, 2006.
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Totò at Columbus Centre, Exhibit & Retrospective
Istituto Italiano di Cultura & Centro Scuola celebrated Antonio De Curtis - aka Totò - at Columbus Centre with the exhibition "Excerpts of a Prince named Totò" tracing the actors life and career.
Was on display February 3 - April 27, 2006.
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