In November Amalart is back in Shanghai, a city where it is putting down roots, this time for the Shanghai Art Fair, now in its seventeenth edition: one of the longest-running art fairs in Asia, with galleries and professionals from dozens of countries. At stand B37, with Nade Gallery, the works of the six Italian artists are once again on show.
Compared with the June fair, the scale is different. ShanghaiMART brings together Chinese and international galleries, and visitors come to discover, compare and buy. Lorenzo Sala's black-and-white photographs, his large city shots, and the painting and sculpture of the other artists hold their own against a very wide offering and attract constant attention.
In a few months the same artists have moved from one gallery to two fairs. This is how Amalart takes root in Shanghai: a recognisable presence and a network of relationships with galleries and collectors, from which many other projects will grow over the years.
Before, July 2013: Between art and wine tasting →
Next, December 2013: Hou Chuan Fang in dialogue with Italy →
