Artists · 2015

A message from Italy

Italian photography and digital art at the W Museum in Iksan: Amalart's first stop in Korea

Iksan · 12 October – 11 November 2015

The W Museum in Iksan with the exhibition banner, October 2015
The W Museum in Iksan with the exhibition banner, October 2015Photo: Amalart
Venue
W Museum, Iksan, South Korea
In collaboration with
NPRG Global Partners
Artists
Scilla Felici, Simona Giuggio, Lorenzo Sala, Chiara Schiaratura
Amalart's role
curation of the exhibition, in collaboration with NPRG Global Partners

In the autumn of 2015 Amalart arrives in South Korea for the first time. Together with NPRG Global Partners it brings to the W Museum in Iksan "A Message from Italy", a group exhibition of photography and digital art by four Italian artists: Scilla Felici, Simona Giuggio, Lorenzo Sala and Chiara Schiaratura.

Iksan, in North Jeolla Province, is an ancient city: it was one of the centres of the Baekje kingdom, and the remains of its temples and royal palace have been part of UNESCO World Heritage since 2015. The W Museum aims to be the city's reference point for contemporary art, a place where the memory of the territory meets the languages of today.

In the concrete and brick rooms the black-and-white photographs, mounted on large panels, alternate with Scilla Felici's colour digital works: four different ways of looking at the body, light and nature. It is the beginning of a collaboration: in the following months Amalart will return to the W Museum with two more exhibitions, and in 2017 with Lorenzo Sala's solo show.

January 2016, back at the W Museum: The Artist's Dreams →

In spring, the third exhibition in Iksan: Drawing with Light →

In 2017, Lorenzo Sala's solo exhibition: Human scan →

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