‘Italian Treasures’, Brun Fine Art, 38 Old Bond Street, London W1, until 16th December 2016
Trapani (Sicily), Early 18th Century
Nativity
Ivory, Coral, Tortoise, Lapis, Bronze
35 x 30 cm
I thought, given the time of year, I would use this Nativity image to draw your attention to this exhibition of fine coral objects created in Trapani in Sicily which are shown alongside 17th and 18th century Italian bronzes and old master paintings.
Installation view
Fabio Lattanzi Antinori – Behind the system, Brun Fine Art, 38 Old Bond Street, London W1, until 28th June 2016
And Then We Celebrated, 2015 Approx 70x50x25cm
Somerset paper, screenprint, data from the last ten years of
Lehman Brothers’ nancial trading, electric paint, custom
supports. Edition: 2 of 5.
The Italian artist Fabio Lattanzi Antinori lives and works in London. The collapse in 2008 of Lehman Brothers served as the inspiration for his interactive works. He manipulates commercial or financial data and their language to give us an unexpected but intriguing look “behind the system”.
The Abyss, 2013 2.20×1.20×1.0mt
Sculpture + Data Resin, paint, microcontroller, steel, OLED
display, acrylic, database containing descriptions of the
cheapest goods on sale on amazon.co.uk and ebay.co.uk, an
equal number of ameliorative synonyms and a selection of the
most used adjectives of the last twenty years of advertising
communication.
Belvedere, 2015 50x70cm
One colour screen print on Somerset Paper 240gsm
Edition: 1 of 6. Framed
Tim Forrest's E & A 