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28/12/2023

Raffaela Zenoni. New exhibition in Zagreb.

“THE OTHER ANCESTRAL GALLERY”

JOSIP RAČIĆ GALLERY – NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART

7-11-2023
10-01-2024

The National Museum of Modern Art concludes its exhibition programme in 2023 with Raffaele Zenoni’s exhibition Gallery of Other Ancestors at the Josip Račić Gallery.

For the inaugural presentation of her artistic work in Zagreb, the artist chose a dozen intensely coloured portraits from the cycle of the same name, executed in acrylic technique on canvas, and a monochrome anthropomorphic sculpture whose elongated, slender volume, according to an art historian Branko Franceschi, evokes the memory of Giacometti’s emaciated figures… continue reading…

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09/12/2023

Raffaela Zenoni designs sets for the opera Don Pasqualele

Donizetti’s opera Don Pasquale is a turbulent, timeless comedy full of twists, intrigue and poignant moments.

Don Pasquale, a wealthy old bachelor, decides to marry to disinherit his nephew Ernesto who, against his uncle’s wishes, wants to marry the penniless widow Norina. But his confidant Malatesta sides with the young couple and sets a trap for them. Caterina Panti Liberovici’s production, in vaudevillian style and with characters typical of commedia dell’arte, offers an entertaining show. With young talents as soloists and an expressive set design with paintings by the Swiss artist Raffaela Zenoni, Compagnie Sequenda underlines its excellent reputation in the field of international opera.

https://lequotidien.lu/culture/a-lopera-sequenda-lutte-pour-lexcellence-pedagogique/

27/03/2021

Sánchez Zabaleta : “Art and science in the XXI century”

Joseba Sánchez Zabaleta is part of the collective exhibition”Art and science of the XXI century”.This exhibition organized by the Arcilla Foundation and the National Museum of Natural Sciences of Madrid can be seen, brings together some thirty artists to talk about Art and Science.It can be visited from March 25 to August 30, 2021.