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Milan, Grandart Modern & Contemporary Fine Art Fair debuts

A new modern and contemporary art fair totally dedicated to that perimeter of painting, sculpture and applied arts which maintains a close link with artistic techniques and the poetics of materials. From 10 to 12 November, The Mall, Porta Nuova district in Milan.

GRANDART, promoted by Ente Fiera Promoberg and by Media Consulter, in collaboration with ANGAMC (the National Association of Modern and Contemporary Art Galleries), enters the Milan trade fair scene as a real novelty.

GRANDART is a new modern and contemporary art fair dedicated to all those galleries and artists who move within that perimeter of painting, sculpture and applied arts which maintains a close link with techniques, with the poetics of materials, and with the great history of art.

GRANDART will welcome a nucleus of Italian and international galleries, selected by a scientific committee, made up of Bianca Cerrina Feroni, journalist and critic, Martina Mazzotta, curator, Angelo Crespi, journalist and critic, Lorenza Salamon, gallery owner, Federico Rui, gallery owner, Stefano Zuffi , art historian, chosen based on criteria in which the values ​​of "know-how" and the tension towards solutions call into question the category of beauty, to be traced in the present.

A series of protagonists of the classic-modern panorama, among which real rediscoveries stand out, will be accompanied by a panel of names in contemporary art and emerging young people.

As Angelo Crespi states, "GRANDART aims to be a fair that pays homage to the Italian pictorial tradition in a city, Milan, which has seen the birth and affirmation of some very important artistic movements, such as Lucio Fontana's Spatialism, kinetic art, nuclear art , existential realism and others, but also twenty years away from that Milanese workshop which had its most characteristic expressive figure in figuration”.

Image: Fortunato Depero, Marionette (Architecture of dancers), 1917, tempera on cardboard, 34,5×37,5 cm. Courtesy Matteotti Gallery, Turin

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