why thetwentieth century art is Italian so in decline? But can't the drop in prices of XNUMXth century works become an excellent opportunity to do business by buying on extremely convenient terms? That's what is being asked Marika Lion, the curator of FIRST Arte on the weekend edition of the online magazine on the world and on the art market and on cultural current affairs, according to which those who will have the patience to wait for the fever of the contemporary to be over and that the works of the The twentieth century recovering appeal will be able to do excellent business…
Together with the art of the twentieth century, two other cover services characterize this weekend's FIRST Arte. The first is the Borsino degli Artisti, curated by Giuliano Papalini and dedicated in this issue to Maria Merz, the First Lady of Arte Povera: in addition to her profile, Borsino tells us how much her works are worth on the market based on the latest auctions. The other must-see service brings us to Matera and it is a long interview by Camilla Carabini with Carlos Solito, author of the beautiful photographic exhibition Mater(i)a Petr(i)a, 80 splendid images that celebrate the genellation between two cities of unique beauty such as Matera and Petra.
ArtCity in Bologna, as a prelude to Arte Fiera with which the Emilian capital will liven up for 10 days in the name of art, the story of Vasari rediscovered and exhibited at Palazzo Corsini in Rome and all the 2019 exhibitions in the capital, as well as theChristie's auction on the clothes of Catherine Deneuve are other services to read in one breath.
This and more on FIRST Art.
