Southampton, July 24-28 – Galleria Ca’ d’Oro is honored to announce its participation in Art Southampton, NY.

Galleria Ca’ d’Oro will be participating to the Southampton Art Fair bringing important European Contemporary artists such as: Camilla Ancilotto, Ewa Bathelier, Cracking Art Group, and Alfredo Rapetti Mogol, the famous Italian songwriter. The Galleria is also proud to announce the representation of the Modern Art masters such as Salvador Dalí and Giorgio de Chirico (Close friend with Antonio Porcella), which have always been strong components for the Gallery since its origins. Galleria Ca’ d’Oro will be showcasing Giorgio de Chirico’s sculpture Cavalli Antichi, 1983 (Edition 1/6). The bronze sculpture is exclusive as Giorgio de Chirico mainly produced painting rather than sculpture during his career.

In June 2014 the Galleria has grown even further by opening its doors in Chelsea, New York City, the capital of the Art-World.
The Galleria today welcomes Renee Farina in Miami, and Giada Baselice Pignata in New York who have  joined Gloria Porcella as partners in this tenacious and enthusiastic endeavor.

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Official Site: www.art-southampton.com/

CAMILLA ANCILOTTO

BAER&KNELL

EWA BATHELIER

CRACKING ART GROUP

ALFREDO RAPETTI

VITTORIO SACCO

Galleria Ca’ d’Oro invites you to visit us at our new Miami Design District location in the historic 4141 Building to preview the artists that will be on exhibition during Miami Art Week, including the colorful animals of internationally acclaimed Cracking  Art Group and William Sweetlove, as well as sculptures by famed Italian sculptor Lorenzo Quinn available for the first time in the US, Ivan Lardshneider, Carlo Pasini, Camilla Ancilotto, Ewa Bathelier and Erika Calesini.

The first 25 visitors to the gallery will receive tickets* to Art Miami’s highly anticipated, and by invitation only, Opening Night VIP Preview on December 3, 2013 to benefit the Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). Additionally, the coveted tickets provide entrance to both ART MIAMI, CONTEXT and AQUA Art Miami Fairs.

*Limit 2 tickets per visitor to the gallery, FCFS (first-come, first-served)

CONTEXT - the sister fair to Art Miami, now in its 24th year as the longest-running art fair in Miami – is committed to the development and reinforcement of emerging and mid-career artists. Providing the ultimate platform for established and emerging galleries to present cutting-edge works, CONTEXT creates a meaningful dialogue between artists, galleries and collectors. In its second year, sixty-five international galleries, vetted by a selection committee of contemporary art professionals, will exhibit highlights from their gallery programs, solo artist exhibitions and curated projects. From December 3rd to 8th, 2013, CONTEXT will take place in a freestanding 45,000-square-foot pavilion directly adjacent to the Art Miami pavilion; the two fairs will be joined by an outdoor café, lounge and curated open-air art exhibition.

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INSTALLATION

CAMILLA ANCILOTTO

EWA BATHELIER

ERIKA CALESINI

CRACKING ART GROUP

IVAN LARDSCHNEIDER

CARLO PASINI

LORENZO QUINN

WILLIAM SWEETLOVE

Marilyn Monroe | Tribute to A Female Icon

Curators Gloria Porcella and Lamberto Petrecca

August 5 – Wednesday, October 10

Opening reception: Wednesday, August 22^nd, 7pm-10pm

The most important collective art exhibition in the U.S. honoring the memory of Marilyn Monroe

Miami, FL: Galleria Ca’d’Oro is pleased to present Marilyn Monroe | Tribute to a Female Icon, a group exhibition of 21 artists celebrating the life of the screen goddess in the date the marks the 50 year anniversary since her death.

An opening reception will be held on Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.  Marilyn Monroe | Tribute to a Female will be on view through Wednesday, October 10th, at Galleria Ca’d’Oro, located at 135 San Lorenzo Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida.

Marilyn might be gone, but fifty years later she still continues to electrify the world. Marilyn Monroe | Tribute to a Female is intended not only for those who appreciate the arts, but also for the ultimate Marilyn fan. This vibrant celebration of the Hollywood star not only pays tribute to the icon, but explores the woman behind one of the world’s most quintessential sex symbol.

The exhibition showcases a life-size sculpture of Marilyn wearing the iconic white dress immortalized by Seward Johnson in her most famous pose; an unusually lanky rendition by Valentina De Martini, a naked Marilyn immersed in color by Pablo Echaurren, a pop interpretation by Ludmilla Radchenko alongside the Marilyn series produced by Andy Warhol, a decollage by Mimmo Rotella, a witty composition by Leonardo Hidalgo, a painting with a real black diamond on the famous Marilyn beauty mark by Enrico di Nicolantonio and a live performance by Erika Calesini. The tribute to the American starlet comes to life in a 28-work exhibition that includes paintings, photographs, video, installations, and sculptures.

Pepsi Italy has created a Pepsi Light limited edition can to commemorate the myth and the 50th anniversary of the death of the timeless star. Among all the artists that made Marilyn immortal, Pepsi chose Sid Maurer; who’s many talents range from painting to music- to create an art can which captures the charisma, femininity, and sex appeal of the world famous style icon.  The collectable Marilyn can will make it’s first U.S. appearance at the opening reception at Galleria Ca’ d’Oro (© Sid Maurer / www.MuseumMasters.com) .

Marilyn Monroe | Tribute to a Female made its successful debut in June 8^th, 2012 at the nineteenth-century Palazzo Wedekind in Piazza Colonna, in Rome, Italy, only a few days after what would have been Marilyn’s 86^th birthday.  For this symbolic reason curators Gloria Porcella and Lamberto Petrecca chose the months of June and August for the double launch of the exhibition.

The exhibition features work of: Andy Warhol, Mimmo Rotella, Seward Johnson, Pablo Echaurren, Renzo Nucara, Erika Calesini, Valentina de Martini, Camilla Ancilotto, Monica Casali, Cristiano Cascelli, Florence Fabre, Fabio Ferrone Viola, Leonardo Hidalgo, Massimo Lupoli, Flavia Mantovan, Daria Paladino, Ludmilla Radchenko, Marcello Reboani, Fabiana Roscioli, Sasha Torrisi, and Enrico di Nicolantonio.

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curated by Gloria Porcella and Lamberto Petrecca

Thursday, September 15th

7 pm

Galleria Ca’d’Oro

135 S. San Lorenzo Avenue

Suite 130

Coral Gables, Florida 33146

Committed to bringing Italian art to the U.S., Galleria Ca’ d’ Oro will highlight Camilla Ancilotto’s Original Sin Sculpture and other art works this September. Ancilotto has skillfully united traditional pictorial techniques with interactive elements found in a certain type of contemporary art. Using lively and playful images and colors, she invites the viewer to participate both physically and thoughtfully while viewing her work.

Mounted on a steel frame, hand crafted parallelepipeds and prisms are finished with a stucco surface to which the pigments of oil paint can adhere. Each element rotates to interweave images and shapes gathered from the illustrious repertoire of Italian art history. Emerging in an exultation of color, the reinterpretation of Michelangelo’s Last Judgment comes forth, or a detail from the Sistine Chapel, or a masterpiece by Bronzino or Tiziano; each piece revealing Camilla’s distinct and masterful talent and full command of classic artistic technique. Contemporary icons are also present and never overlooked: some pieces feature President Barack Obama or a reference to James Cameron’s Avatar.

The spectator plays an essential role in releasing the aesthetic phenomenon as he or she actively collaborates in the creation of the image by rotating the parallelepipeds. In the continuing metamorphoses of images, from man to woman to animal and even plant, we can intuit a reference to the timeless struggle between man and nature. In the end, it is the viewer who decides if the human or natural element prevails in the composition, or if an agreement will finally be reached between them in a cosmic fusion of a primary oneness.

Camilla teaches us that reality is not absolute but rather is constantly changing. The foundation upon which we have built our assumptions crumbles and we witness new scenes that inspire reflection giving us the possibility to observe the world from new perspectives. Each of Camilla Ancilotto’s masterpieces is many works in one, a dialogue open to imagination and wonder. Guests will enjoy Camilla’s sculptures and interactivity at Galleria Ca’ d’ Oro’s opening night reception. In true Italian style, Italian wines and light bites will be passed.

Biography: Camilla Ancilotto was born in Rome, Italy on October 14, 1970; she currently lives and work in Rome and Tuscany. In 1993 she began four years of study of art and design at the Institute of Design in Rome and at the School of Ornamental Art in Rome. During her studies she partecipated in a number of student group shows in Rome. In 1997 she came to New York City to study at the New York Academy of Art where she received her MFA. In New York, she partecipated in a group show at the Atmosphere gallery in Chelsea, and passed a competition to exhibit her figurative work at Studio 4 West. She returned to Rome in 2001 and in 2002 she partecipated in the first annual National Competition for Artists at the Baronale di Fondi Castle, where she took fourth prize. In February 2003 she had her first solo show in Rome at the Ca’ d’Oro gallery, Rome. Later in that year, the gallery presented her painting Venus Reclining at the spring show of A.R.G.A.M. – The Association of Roman Contemporary Art Galleries. In March 2004, her work appeared at the triennal show of young artists, the GAI di Vercelli, in Santa Chiara. Her work was exhibited in two group shows in 2006 at the Ca’ d’Oro gallery, the first entitled Bestiario which featured some of the top young artists of Italy, and the second entitled Homage to Rembrand 1606/2006 where her work was featured among the leading artists of Italy including Calabria, Kokocinsky and Guarienti. In 2008 she was invited to show her work at the Davico gallery, Turin. In 2009 her work appeared in two exhibits at the Palazzo Torlonia in Rome entitled Decompositions and Homage to de Chirico, Ca’ d’Oro gallery, Rome. The exhibit Homage to de Chirico, Ca’ d’Oro gallery, Rome, travelled to America in 2010 where it appeared in New York, Los Angeles and Miami. In 2011 she exhibited her work Il peccato originale at the first Biennial of Sculpture in Rome, alongside great artists such as Manzu, de Chirico, Dalì and many others.

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