Perugia editorial team
FOLIGNO (Perugia) – It is called “Vettor Pisani. Journey to the boundaries of the mind” the anthological exhibition curated by Italo Tomassoni which will open its doors on Saturday 8 June at 11.30 at Ciac in Foligno and will lead through the rooms an exhibition itinerary dedicated to one of the most representative artists on the international contemporary art scene among the end of the 20th and the beginning of the 21st century.
The exhibition, which will last until September 22nd, promoted and supported by the Cassa di Risparmio di Foligno Foundation and organized in collaboration with Maggioli Cultura e Turismo, includes over 50 masterpieces carefully selected from the works of the Seventies and those of subsequent production , very intense until the author’s death. It will also be possible to view the rare photographic material relating to the documentation of the performances which, being unrepeatable, cannot otherwise be documented. During the exhibition, Vettor Pisani’s voice, preserved on six tapes, will be broadcast in the background.
The exhibition, as mentioned above, is curated by Italo Tomassoni who had a long association with the artist who, for long and repeated periods, was his guest in Foligno. The works come from various collections and, for the most part, from the collection of the Morra Foundation in Naples, from the Vettor Pisani Museum in Caggiano and from the Pieroni-Stiefelmeier collection in Rome; as well as from the Jacorossi collections in Rome, Cardelli and Fontana collections in Sarzana, Paneghini collections in Busto Arsizio. Also a large collection of catalogues, photographs, documents and video materials.
