The sculptures of Justin Peyser can be admired at the XVII century palace Ca’ Zenobio, close to Campo Santa Margherita in Venice. Justin lives and works in New york city. He studied Visual & Environmental Studies at Harvard College and Painting in Bologna and New York. (more…)
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Alla Deriva – Sculptures by Justin Peyser
Wednesday, August 4th, 2010Palazzo Fortuny will open with 3 new expositions
Thursday, March 25th, 2010 Palazzo Fortuny will open the 27th March after a restauration.
At the ground floor there will be “Città delle Città“, a work of Francesco Candeloro where architecture (of the city and of the environment) join photography and sculpture, creating a labirinth.
At the first floor you will find an exposition of Mariano Fortuny, Silk and Velvet. This is a great collection of rare original Delphos coming from all over the world.
At the second floor there is the exposition of the colletion Koelliker from Milan: Samurai. You will have the chance to see armours, helmets and accessories: not only a war instrument but also the symbol of power and social condition.
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