Author Archives: R. Gonella

The VIP vernissage on Thursday, 11 July 2019 was a big success as was the public opening on Friday, 12 July. There were over 2,000 visitors to the exhibition and thirty newspaper articles published on it in the first two … Continue reading →

This is how a show is built: intense collaboration with artists––a community. What a wonderful experience installing the “Interference” show with the artists. What a whirlwind, it’s hard to believe how quickly everything came together after months of hard work! … Continue reading →

Just one month to go until “Interference” opens! Join us in Como, Italy on July 12 for the vernissage; the exhibition will be up through August 4. From the press release: “The Interference of modern technology brings up ethical and … Continue reading →

Dear art lovers, I will  be making a magical, inspiring exhibition with the City of Como and I hope that some of you can come to the opening. The artists will be there, and myself and my wonderful team will … Continue reading →

…. are you ready for the next revolution in art? Works by these coders/artists are out there for everyone to see! These are the artists and coders who are using the blockchain and two upgraded and very different algorithms to … Continue reading →

I thought long and hard about how to make it in a man’s world of art. So I decided to go through history and find a woman artist who really made it. Specifically, she had to be commercially successful, feted … Continue reading →

Well, this work by Keymi, a french artist out of the Urban Art movement, known worldwide for his Pin Up series out of the 50s woke me up. After many art fairs in Miami and living in Miami off and … Continue reading →

I invite all of you to come by and enjoy our opening if you are in Zurich at this time. More info at galerie thalberg: http://galeriethalberg.ch/en/category/future-exhibitions/ Share This:

Alexander the Great I have just come back from Ancient Greece, well modern Greece too.  Athens looked sparkling and lively,  people filling the cafes till late into the night. Greece will be all right. their young population will come back … Continue reading →