CONTINI ART | VENICE

From March 26th to October 12th, the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències in Valencia will host the exhibition Genoma y estructura escultórica by Park Eun Sun. Following the great success of the exhibition projects dedicated to Igor Mitoraj in 2022 and Pablo Atchugarry in 2024, the prestigious cultural centre continues its program with a show dedicated to the Korean master. The project presents a selection of the artist's monumental sculptures and offers a reflection on the relationship between sculptural form, scientific structure, and perception of space. These reflections are synthesised in modular structures, serpentine patterns and double helix configurations, which refer to processes of growth, interaction and transformation. The exhibition setting fosters an ongoing dialogue between Park Eun Sun's works and the architectural complex designed by Santiago Calatrava that hosts them.

Following the great success of the exhibition projects dedicated to Igor Mitoraj in 2022 and Pablo Atchugarry in 2024, the prestigious cultural centre continues its program with a show dedicated to the Korean master, the exhibition Genoma y Estructura Escultórica is curated by Kosme de Barañano. The project presents a selection of the artist's monumental sculptures and offers a reflection on the relationship between sculptural form, scientific structure, and perception of space. These reflections are synthesised in modular structures, serpentine patterns and double helix configurations, which refer to processes of growth, interaction and transformation. The exhibition setting fosters an ongoing dialogue between Park Eun Sun's works and the architectural complex designed by Santiago Calatrava that hosts them.

The Contini Art Gallery is pleased to present, at Bagno Alpemare, “Alpemare 10th Anniversary: Art Collection,” a curated selection of works by various artists celebrating the tenth anniversary of the historic beach owned by the Bocelli family. Curated by Alberto Bartalini and held under the patronage of the Municipality of Forte dei Marmi, the exhibition will remain open until September 2026. The Bocelli family has created a unique meeting place where art, landscape, and hospitality converge. Through its collaboration with the Contini Art Gallery, a distinctive and firmly established tradition has emerged, whereby each summer sculptures by internationally renowned artists are thoughtfully set in dialogue with this unique and highly refined setting. To mark this milestone, this year’s exhibition takes on a new form, a collection of works bringing together the leading artists featured in past Alpemare exhibitions, including Igor Mitoraj, Manolo Valdés, Pablo Atchugarry, Park Eun Sun, and Mario Arlati. The exhibition thus unfolds as a visual atlas, a constellation of works that evoke encounters, spatial transformations, and the ongoing dialogue between contemporary art and landscape. It is a celebration not only of an anniversary, but also of a cultural project that, over time, has shaped a shared vision and enriched the identity of Versilia.

Contemporary Art Gallery is pleased to present Recent Paintings, an exhibition of new works by John Doe. The show will feature a selection of large-scale paintings that explore the artist's ongoing interest in color and form.

After the great success achieved at its Cortina d’Ampezzo location, the Contini Art Gallery is pleased to present in Venice the group exhibition …tutto ciò che (ri)luccica (All that Glitters...). The exhibition, scheduled from November 29th, 2025 to April 7th, 2026 in the gallery spaces on Calle Larga XXII Marzo, offers a new chapter of the exhibition project that captivated the summer audience, renewed with some variations in artworks and display. The show investigates the allure of gold in art and how the artists on display reinterpreted it in a contemporary key, questioning the link between value and matter. A variety of works - including painting, sculpture and jewellery - create a rich and captivating path. The exhibition brings together important international artists such as Manolo Valdés, Igor Mitoraj, Pablo Atchugarry, Park Eun Sun, Lucio Fontana, Robert Indiana, Lorenzo Quinn, Rachel Libeskind, Jean-Paul Sabatié, Desire Obtain Cherish and Lee Kyung Hee, along with a selection of eminent italian artists such as Mario Arlati, Giuseppe Maraniello, Carla Tolomeo, Paolo Vegas, Andrea Valleri, ES c/o Riccardo Contini, Francesco Salvi and Marco Adamo.

After the great success achieved at its Cortina d’Ampezzo location, the Contini Art Gallery is pleased to present in Venice the group exhibition …tutto ciò che (ri)luccica (All that Glitters...). The exhibition, scheduled from November 29th, 2025 to April 7th, 2026 in the gallery spaces on Calle Larga XXII Marzo, offers a new chapter of the exhibition project that captivated the summer audience, renewed with some variations in artworks and display. The show investigates the allure of gold in art and how the artists on display reinterpreted it in a contemporary key, questioning the link between value and matter. A variety of works - including painting, sculpture and jewellery - create a rich and captivating path. The exhibition brings together important international artists such as Manolo Valdés, Igor Mitoraj, Pablo Atchugarry, Park Eun Sun, Lucio Fontana, Robert Indiana, Lorenzo Quinn, Rachel Libeskind, Jean-Paul Sabatié, Desire Obtain Cherish and Lee Kyung Hee, along with a selection of eminent italian artists such as Mario Arlati, Giuseppe Maraniello, Carla Tolomeo, Paolo Vegas, Andrea Valleri, ES c/o Riccardo Contini, Francesco Salvi and Marco Adamo.

Contini Art Gallery is pleased to present Lorenzo Quinn's solo exhibition, LOVE WILL SAVE US, held at its Cortina d'Ampezzo location. Following the recent success of ALL WE NEED IS LOVE, held at Bagno Alpemare in Forte dei Marmi, the celebrated Italian-American sculptor returns as the protagonist of a new exhibition project set in the heart of the Dolomites. The exhibition brings together thirty-five works — including sculptures and paintings — that intertwine in an engaging dialogue exploring the universal theme of love. Through a poetic and symbolic journey, Quinn’s works invite viewers to reflect on the dynamics of human relationships, leading to a deeper understanding of the bonds that unite us. The works on display convey a message of unity and hope: they promote the building of bridges between cultures and individuals, urging us to overcome barriers while encouraging tolerance, mutual understanding, and harmony. The exhibition also bears witness to Quinn’s stylistic and technical evolution. For years, the artist has experimented with a variety of materials — from refined bronze and stainless steel, distinctive elements of his sculptural language, to wood, resin, and acrylic. Each material is molded and shaped by the artist to give tangible form to emotions and to make feelings physically perceptible. Despite the diversity of media, Quinn’s purpose remains unchanged: to use art as a tool for dialogue and as a bridge between communities, spreading a message of awareness. Through his creations, the artist seeks to inspire reflection and engagement, reminding us that true strength lies in connection and solidarity among human beings — in a harmonious balance between the individual and the collective, between humankind and nature, between feeling and reason. An internationally acclaimed artist, Lorenzo Quinn has exhibited in numerous cities around the world, developing over time a language that combines aesthetic research with ethical commitment. His works address universal issues and themes, inviting the viewer to reflect and become more conscious of both the planet and humanity. In this unique setting, where culture and nature coexist in perfect harmony, Cortina d’Ampezzo — the pearl of the Dolomites — becomes a place of encounter and contemplation, open to all who wish to immerse themselves in art and be inspired by beauty.