Temporary Installations Light Art in Italy - 11th Edition

Opere pubblicate / Previous issues:
Gellini, Murano – Light Art in Italy 2008
Gellini, Murano – Light Art in Italy 2008 – English Version
Gellini, Murano – Light Art in Italy 2009
Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2010 – Temporary Installations
Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2011 – Temporary Installations
Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2012 – Temporary Installations
Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2013 – Temporary Installations
Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2014-2015 – Temporary Installations Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2015-2016 – Temporary Installations
Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2016-2017 – Temporary Installations
Gellini – Light Art in Italy 2018-2019 – Temporary Installations

Gisella Gellini
laureatasi a Firenze in architettura, è ricercatrice della cultura della luce e in particolare della Light Art, ha collaborato con il collezionista Giuseppe Panza di Biumo. Attualmente è docente del corso Luce e Colore tra Arte e Design alla Scuola del Design del Politecnico di Milano. Ha curato: nel 2009, Dan Flavin nella Collezione Panza al Museo Berardo, Lisbona e l’installazione Light Blade di Nicola Evangelisti, Villa Reale, Milano; nel 2010, la mostra collettiva Luces – Light Art from Italy e, nel 2012, JETZT Archäologische Schatten di Fabrizio Corneli, entrambe al Museo Archeologico di Francoforte. Nel 2014, con Domenico Nicolamarino, ha curato Light Art Ensemble, presso l’ex chiesa di San Carpoforo a Milano ed è stata direttrice artistica di Arezzo in Luce, con installazioni luminose di Sebastiano Romano. Dal 2015 cura la mostra itinerante Black Light Art: la luce che colora il buio, con la collaborazione di Gaetano Corica e Fabio Agrifoglio. Gisella Gellini scrive per riviste ed è relatrice in seminari e workshop.
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Gisel la Gellini
holding an Architecture bachelor degree from Florence University, is a researcher in the field of light, in particular with regards to Light Art. She worked with the great collector Giuseppe Panza di Biumo. At present she is teacher of the Light and Color between Art and Design course at the School of Design, Polytechnic of Milan. In 2009, she curated the Dan Flavin from Panza Collection at Berardo Museum, Lisbon and the Light Blade installation by Nicola Evangelisti, Villa Reale, Milan; in 2010, the Luces- Light Art from Italy collective exhibition and in 2012 JETZT Archäologische Schatten solo exhibition of Fabrizio Corneli, both at the Frankfurt Archaeological Museum. In 2014, together with Domenico Nicolamarino, she curated Light Art Ensemble at the former San Carpoforo Church, Milan and was the artistic director of Arezzo in Luce, urban festival with Sebastiano Romano projections of light. From 2015, she has been curating the Black Light Art: la luce che colora il buio travelling exhibition, together with Gaetano Corica and Fabio Agrifoglio. In addition, Gisella Gellini is a contributor to magazines and lecturer in seminars and workshops.
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