After Monaco, Amalart brings Michel Aubéry to China. At the invitation of the One Space Gallery in Wuhan, the gallery that promotes contemporary art and exchange among young artists in the Yezhihu West Road creative district, it organises his first Chinese solo exhibition, "From Montecarlo with Love". The exhibition is curated by Professor Zhou Feng, dean of a school of art and design and director of an art magazine, a reference figure for the Hubei art scene.
The sea creatures that Aubéry paints with his alphabet of signs return to the rooms: the shark, the nautilus, the octopus, the ray, the seahorse. The canvases, dense with colour and patterns, alternate on white walls and among the thin lines of an installation that cuts through the space like a net. At the opening a very young public walks through the exhibition with catalogues in hand.
The special guest is Giuliano Grittini, from Milan, an art printer and photographer who worked with Baj, Sassu, Guttuso, Scanavino, Tadini, Rotella and Warhol and photographed them in their studios. In the same days, in the same gallery, Amalart also presents Vito Carta and Stefania Pinsone: two separate exhibitions that for a month bring to Wuhan a small overview of today's Italian and Monegasque art.
Two Italian voices: Carta and Pinsone at One Space →
In June, at One Space: Dialogue with modern technology →
In November, the Hubei Fine Arts Festival →
Two months earlier, in Monaco: Monegasque turtles →
Summer 2018, Aubéry in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat: Sea and Mountain Poetry →
