Palermo – Palazzo dei Normanni is opening the exhibition season of 2012 with The wall sounds, BIOS Vincent solo show, curated by Martina Cavallarin, from January 14 to February 3, 2012. A courageous and exceptional shows which confirms the strong propensity of the Sicilian Parliament to slisten to the dynamics of contamination that the languages of contemporary art are able to activate.
The Sicilian Parliament will welcome visitors to Palazzo dei Normanni with a launching ceremony on Friday, January 13, 2012 at 19:00. An original performance will introduce the vision of the exhibition that celebrates the long-awaited return of the young artist Trapani in his homeland after the recent artistic experiences in China, in Boston and Berlin.
The exhibition is under the Patronage of the Sicilian Region, the Sicilian Regional Assembly and the Fondazione Federico II, and promoted by Sicily Promotion Association, with the contribution of Galleria Affiche Milano and Galleria 71 Palermo. Sponsored by URSA Italy SrL.
THE EXHIBITION
The artist builds for the spaces of Palazzo dei Normanni a most unusual path, which runs from the lower floor, with BIOS video-performance, until the central hall on the upper floor, where a labyrinthine installation of over 40 works envelops the visitor into coils of matter that take over and lead to the great wall entirely covered with large emotional work.
BIOS extraordinary artistic practice is always balanced between painting and installation. His works finds in the extruded polystyrene panels produced by URSA Italy SrL the physical and conceptual support for his works, a way to assemble different materials as painting , objects of recycling, plastics, textiles, cement.
Looking at the panels sprayed with cement or left almost alive, perforated by bullets of various calibers as Magnum, piombini, Lupara, and looking at the wall installations with numbers, words, letters, signs that are violated by the specific and targeted use of firearms, visitors are carried away by the echo of the sound that chronicles the lives and sufferings of men.
BIOS art - says the exhibition curator Martina Cavallarin - seems self-taught but comes instead from a unique cultural journey into ancient manuscripts such as graphics or medieval literature, engravings, sacred art and a visionary imaginary world. His artistic investigation is prolific and constant, increasingly turned to issues of environmental sustainability and consecrated to the spasmodic search for justice, truth, conscience, love. The reconstruction and protection of the memory make their way into the concrete surface, powerfully, as the bullets which pierce it, to expand the silence and do not lose the keepsake.
Those of Vincent's are the walls of life, that tell the life story of men - writes the architect Michele Premoli Silva who designed the exhibition - Walls that, like those of houses in places of war or conflict, are marked by bursts of bullets that have carved their alphabet, remembering broken lives. BIOS has chosen to tell the life of the world through the wall.
THE LOCATION
The Palazzo Reale in Palermo better known as Palazzo dei Normanni, was erected during the Arab domination, with features typically defensive, in the highest place of the city, over a Punic settlement located in the section below the current Sale Duca di Montalto. Transformed into a royal palace by the Normans, who made it the nerve center of the city, with Frederico II became the beating heart of the culture of the Kingdom. Today it houses the Sicilian Regional Assembly, that is the Sicilian Parliament. In the Sale Duca di Montalto take place institutional exhibitions of contemporary art.
THE ARTIST
BIOS Vincent
born in Erice, Trapani, on 24.11.1976
Large wall installations and mixed media techniques are used in his research, which focuses on the social dimension, analyzing touchy themes such as abortion, ecology, oppression, violence, physical barriers, mental deaf and memory and necessary.
BIOS is currently engaged in the process of environmental installations in which there is the use of renewable energy sources. Since 2000 his work has been exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad.
He lives and works in Milan and China and cooperates with several studies of architecture in the development of projects between art and architecture.
INFO
BIOS Vincent | The wall sounds
curated by Martina Cavallarin
from January 14th to February 3th 2012
opening: January 13th 2012 at 7 pm
Palazzo Reale, Sala Duca di Montalto
Piazza Indipendenza, 1 – Palermo - ITALY
Under the Patronage of:
Sicily Region |Sicilian Regional Assembly |Federico II Foundation
Sponsored by:
URSA Italia Srl
With the contribution of: Galleria Affiche - Milano | Galleria 71 - Palermo
Scientific management: Scatola Bianca - Venezia
Exhibition project: Studio Premoli Silva
Communication concept and design project: Tosi comunicazione
Open: Monday-Saturday: 8:30 am - 5:40 pm; on Sundays and (public) holidays: 8:30 am-1:00 pm Ticket: 3 euro
Info: www.federicosecondo.org
Tel: +39 091_6262833
The exhibition is accompanied by a prestigious catalog edited by Federico II Foundation Editore in three languages - italian | english | chinese with essays by Martina Cavallarin | Micol Di Veroli | Michele Premoli Silva
Press office:
Flavia Lanza | ph. +39 340_4265760 |mail: Flavia.Lanza.Press@gmail.com
Palermo – Palazzo dei Normanni is opening the exhibition season of 2012 with The wall sounds, BIOS Vincent solo show, curated by Martina Cavallarin, from January 14 to February 3, 2012. A courageous and exceptional shows which confirms the strong propensity of the Sicilian Parliament to slisten to the dynamics of contamination that the languages of contemporary art are able to activate.
The Sicilian Parliament will welcome visitors to Palazzo dei Normanni with a launching ceremony on Friday, January 13, 2012 at 19:00. An original performance will introduce the vision of the exhibition that celebrates the long-awaited return of the young artist Trapani in his homeland after the recent artistic experiences in China, in Boston and Berlin.
The exhibition is under the Patronage of the Sicilian Region, the Sicilian Regional Assembly and the Fondazione Federico II, and promoted by Sicily Promotion Association, with the contribution of Galleria Affiche Milano and Galleria 71 Palermo. Sponsored by URSA Italy SrL.
THE EXHIBITION
The artist builds for the spaces of Palazzo dei Normanni a most unusual path, which runs from the lower floor, with BIOS video-performance, until the central hall on the upper floor, where a labyrinthine installation of over 40 works envelops the visitor into coils of matter that take over and lead to the great wall entirely covered with large emotional work.
BIOS extraordinary artistic practice is always balanced between painting and installation. His works finds in the extruded polystyrene panels produced by URSA Italy SrL the physical and conceptual support for his works, a way to assemble different materials as painting , objects of recycling, plastics, textiles, cement.
Looking at the panels sprayed with cement or left almost alive, perforated by bullets of various calibers as Magnum, piombini, Lupara, and looking at the wall installations with numbers, words, letters, signs that are violated by the specific and targeted use of firearms, visitors are carried away by the echo of the sound that chronicles the lives and sufferings of men.
BIOS art - says the exhibition curator Martina Cavallarin - seems self-taught but comes instead from a unique cultural journey into ancient manuscripts such as graphics or medieval literature, engravings, sacred art and a visionary imaginary world. His artistic investigation is prolific and constant, increasingly turned to issues of environmental sustainability and consecrated to the spasmodic search for justice, truth, conscience, love. The reconstruction and protection of the memory make their way into the concrete surface, powerfully, as the bullets which pierce it, to expand the silence and do not lose the keepsake.
Those of Vincent's are the walls of life, that tell the life story of men - writes the architect Michele Premoli Silva who designed the exhibition - Walls that, like those of houses in places of war or conflict, are marked by bursts of bullets that have carved their alphabet, remembering broken lives. BIOS has chosen to tell the life of the world through the wall.
THE LOCATION
The Palazzo Reale in Palermo better known as Palazzo dei Normanni, was erected during the Arab domination, with features typically defensive, in the highest place of the city, over a Punic settlement located in the section below the current Sale Duca di Montalto. Transformed into a royal palace by the Normans, who made it the nerve center of the city, with Frederico II became the beating heart of the culture of the Kingdom. Today it houses the Sicilian Regional Assembly, that is the Sicilian Parliament. In the Sale Duca di Montalto take place institutional exhibitions of contemporary art.
THE ARTIST
BIOS Vincent
born in Erice, Trapani, on 24.11.1976
Large wall installations and mixed media techniques are used in his research, which focuses on the social dimension, analyzing touchy themes such as abortion, ecology, oppression, violence, physical barriers, mental deaf and memory and necessary.
BIOS is currently engaged in the process of environmental installations in which there is the use of renewable energy sources. Since 2000 his work has been exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad.
He lives and works in Milan and China and cooperates with several studies of architecture in the development of projects between art and architecture.
INFO
BIOS Vincent | The wall sounds
curated by Martina Cavallarin
from January 14th to February 3th 2012
opening: January 13th 2012 at 7 pm
Palazzo Reale, Sala Duca di Montalto
Piazza Indipendenza, 1 – Palermo - ITALY
Under the Patronage of:
Sicily Region |Sicilian Regional Assembly |Federico II Foundation
Sponsored by:
URSA Italia Srl
With the contribution of: Galleria Affiche - Milano | Galleria 71 - Palermo
Scientific management: Scatola Bianca - Venezia
Exhibition project: Studio Premoli Silva
Communication concept and design project: Tosi comunicazione
Open: Monday-Saturday: 8:30 am - 5:40 pm; on Sundays and (public) holidays: 8:30 am-1:00 pm Ticket: 3 euro
Info: www.federicosecondo.org
Tel: +39 091_6262833
The exhibition is accompanied by a prestigious catalog edited by Federico II Foundation Editore in three languages - italian | english | chinese with essays by Martina Cavallarin | Micol Di Veroli | Michele Premoli Silva
Press office:
Flavia Lanza | ph. +39 340_4265760 |mail: Flavia.Lanza.Press@gmail.com
Palermo – Palazzo dei Normanni is opening the exhibition season of 2012 with The wall sounds, BIOS Vincent solo show, curated by Martina Cavallarin, from January 14 to February 3, 2012. A courageous and exceptional shows which confirms the strong propensity of the Sicilian Parliament to slisten to the dynamics of contamination that the languages of contemporary art are able to activate.
The Sicilian Parliament will welcome visitors to Palazzo dei Normanni with a launching ceremony on Friday, January 13, 2012 at 19:00. An original performance will introduce the vision of the exhibition that celebrates the long-awaited return of the young artist Trapani in his homeland after the recent artistic experiences in China, in Boston and Berlin.
The exhibition is under the Patronage of the Sicilian Region, the Sicilian Regional Assembly and the Fondazione Federico II, and promoted by Sicily Promotion Association, with the contribution of Galleria Affiche Milano and Galleria 71 Palermo. Sponsored by URSA Italy SrL.
THE EXHIBITION
The artist builds for the spaces of Palazzo dei Normanni a most unusual path, which runs from the lower floor, with BIOS video-performance, until the central hall on the upper floor, where a labyrinthine installation of over 40 works envelops the visitor into coils of matter that take over and lead to the great wall entirely covered with large emotional work.
BIOS extraordinary artistic practice is always balanced between painting and installation. His works finds in the extruded polystyrene panels produced by URSA Italy SrL the physical and conceptual support for his works, a way to assemble different materials as painting , objects of recycling, plastics, textiles, cement.
Looking at the panels sprayed with cement or left almost alive, perforated by bullets of various calibers as Magnum, piombini, Lupara, and looking at the wall installations with numbers, words, letters, signs that are violated by the specific and targeted use of firearms, visitors are carried away by the echo of the sound that chronicles the lives and sufferings of men.
BIOS art - says the exhibition curator Martina Cavallarin - seems self-taught but comes instead from a unique cultural journey into ancient manuscripts such as graphics or medieval literature, engravings, sacred art and a visionary imaginary world. His artistic investigation is prolific and constant, increasingly turned to issues of environmental sustainability and consecrated to the spasmodic search for justice, truth, conscience, love. The reconstruction and protection of the memory make their way into the concrete surface, powerfully, as the bullets which pierce it, to expand the silence and do not lose the keepsake.
Those of Vincent's are the walls of life, that tell the life story of men - writes the architect Michele Premoli Silva who designed the exhibition - Walls that, like those of houses in places of war or conflict, are marked by bursts of bullets that have carved their alphabet, remembering broken lives. BIOS has chosen to tell the life of the world through the wall.
THE LOCATION
The Palazzo Reale in Palermo better known as Palazzo dei Normanni, was erected during the Arab domination, with features typically defensive, in the highest place of the city, over a Punic settlement located in the section below the current Sale Duca di Montalto. Transformed into a royal palace by the Normans, who made it the nerve center of the city, with Frederico II became the beating heart of the culture of the Kingdom. Today it houses the Sicilian Regional Assembly, that is the Sicilian Parliament. In the Sale Duca di Montalto take place institutional exhibitions of contemporary art.
THE ARTIST
BIOS Vincent
born in Erice, Trapani, on 24.11.1976
Large wall installations and mixed media techniques are used in his research, which focuses on the social dimension, analyzing touchy themes such as abortion, ecology, oppression, violence, physical barriers, mental deaf and memory and necessary.
BIOS is currently engaged in the process of environmental installations in which there is the use of renewable energy sources. Since 2000 his work has been exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad.
He lives and works in Milan and China and cooperates with several studies of architecture in the development of projects between art and architecture.
INFO
BIOS Vincent | The wall sounds
curated by Martina Cavallarin
from January 14th to February 3th 2012
opening: January 13th 2012 at 7 pm
Palazzo Reale, Sala Duca di Montalto
Piazza Indipendenza, 1 – Palermo - ITALY
Under the Patronage of:
Sicily Region |Sicilian Regional Assembly |Federico II Foundation
Sponsored by:
URSA Italia Srl
With the contribution of: Galleria Affiche - Milano | Galleria 71 - Palermo
Scientific management: Scatola Bianca - Venezia
Exhibition project: Studio Premoli Silva
Communication concept and design project: Tosi comunicazione
Open: Monday-Saturday: 8:30 am - 5:40 pm; on Sundays and (public) holidays: 8:30 am-1:00 pm Ticket: 3 euro
Info: www.federicosecondo.org
Tel: +39 091_6262833
The exhibition is accompanied by a prestigious catalog edited by Federico II Foundation Editore in three languages - italian | english | chinese with essays by Martina Cavallarin | Micol Di Veroli | Michele Premoli Silva
Press office:
Flavia Lanza | ph. +39 340_4265760 |mail: Flavia.Lanza.Press@gmail.com
Comunicato stampa:
Giorno Martedì 23 Agosto 2011 alle ore 21.00 nel programma di Taormina ARTE 2011, alla villa comunale di Taormina. In anteprima si svolgerà lo spettacolo, il nuovo teatro danza sperimentale.
JAZZIRET EL AHLAM regia di Sabah Benziadi .
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JAZZIRAT EL AHLAM
Di Sabah Benziadi
Spettacolo coreografico/multimediale sulla rivolta araba
Soggetto originale e Regia Sabah Benziadi
Corpo di ballo: El Kahina
Coreografia e danza: Sabah Benziadi
Attore AbdelKbir Rgagna
Video di scena Rosanna Costantino
Testi di Pietro Pedone
Costumi di scena Sabah Benziadi e Paulel Perroux,
Poesie di : Azzedine Mihoubi
Elementi scenografici Sabah Benziadi
Danza contemporanea Giulia Montalbano
Disegno luci Sabah Benziadi
Produzione Associazione Culturale SABAH
جزيرة الأحلام
JAZIRAT EL AHLAM
(L’Isola sognata )
Di Sabah Benziadi
Spettacolo coreografico/multimediale sulla rivolta araba
Il progetto “Mondi teatrali” nasce dalla volontà di collegare le istituzioni culturali al nostro Festival di Taormina per favorire scambi e spettacoli che raccontino il modo di interpretare il teatro e di metterlo in scena unendo culture diverse e lontane dal gusto e dalla ricerca europea.
L’incontro tra le idee e i popoli è il filo conduttore delle proposte di TAOART di quest’anno. Per questo ci è sembrato molto interessante dedicare un’intera sezione al teatro Algerino, che si chiamerà “El Kahina” come una delle sue compagnie più importanti, il corpo di ballo della regista e coreografa Sabah Benziadi.
L’obiettivo è quello di mostrare al pubblico le radici arabe che si celano nell’anima della Sicilia e tale legame sarà evidenziato non solo da un percorso antico di incontro e contaminazione, ma anche dai testi tratti dal poeta siracusano del 1056 Ibn Hamdis.
Lo Spettacolo“Jazzirat el Ahlam” di Sabah Benziadi, di grande suggestione coreografica e teatrale, on stage in anteprima al TAOART 2011, aprirà successivamente quattro festival internazionali: quello del teatro Timgad in Algeria, di Casablanca, Marrakech e il Festival Internazionale di Amman.
Esso trae spunto dagli scenari politici incandescenti che stanno caratterizzando i paesi del Nord Africa e nasce dall’esigenza di un momento di riflessione per analizzare ed approfondire gli stravolgimenti riguardanti parte del mondo islamico, che attualmente coinvolgono non solo il Mediterraneo, ma l’Europa intera.
Lo spettacolo si articolerà attraverso la sovrapposizione di più linguaggi espressivi ed in particolare attraverso la danza, la cui tecnica affonda le radici nell’antica cultura araba, un patrimonio che attualmente si riflette attraverso molteplici forme nel paesaggio siciliano.
Sarà mostrato il rapporto archetipo tra l’Isola e la cultura araba che ancora oggi risiede non solo nelle splendide tracce lasciateci da un popolo che mille anni fa aveva reso splendida la nostra regione, ma anche, forse, nell’animo profondo della gente, degli abitanti di una terra.
Una relazione storica e indissolubile che per questo può farsi ponte, legame tra le diverse culture del Mediterraneo e portatrice di un meraviglioso messaggio di pace.
Info:
Taormina Arte
Corso Umberto, 19
98039 Taormina
tel.+39 0942 21142
fax +39 0942 23348
http://www.ticketone.it/
Ringraziamento al mio corpo di ballo El KAHINA
e in particolare alle mie assistenti
Silvia Celano
Samantha Caruso
Emanuela Primiero
Progetto grafico
Alessia Paolillo
Foto di Riccardo Gaglio e Silvia Celano
A Cattafi, nel comune di San Filippo del Mela, località sita nella provincia di Messina, in occasione del tradizionale carnevale "cattafese"sfilano gli "Scacciuni", maschera tipica del luogo, che vuole rievocare la cacciata di un'orda di pirati saraceni da parte degli antichi abitanti del vecchio casale di Cattafi.
L'origine della suddetta maschera sembra collocarsi fra il 1500 e il 1600, quando orde di turchi (saraceni) imperversavano nei nostri mari, saccheggiavano e depredavano le località costiere.
http://www.carnevalecattafese.it
6/8 marzo 2011
Domenica domenica 28 novembre 2010 a Santa Lucia del Mela si terrà la terza edizione del Festival del Mamertino DOC, vino siciliano, è conosciuto sin dai tempi dei Romani infatti è sopranominato il vino dell’Imperatore.
La giornata è dedicate all’enogastronomia locale di qualità e ai vini certificati del territorio in cui degustazioni e visite guidate faranno da cornice al festival. Protagonista dell’evento è il Mamertino doc, vino raffinatissimo e di antica tradizione risalente ai romani, molto esportato all’estero.
Il festival ha l’obiettivo di promuovere il territorio attraverso l’enogastronomia di qualità e il turismo culturale, territorio appunto che vanta una grande produzione di vini prestigiosi conosciuti in gran parte del mondo.
L’evento è organizzato dal comune di Santa Lucia del Mela e dalle associazioni “Strada e rotte del vino“, “Pro.sca“, con il patrocinio della Provincia Regionale di Messina e dell’Assessorato all’agricoltura della Regione Siciliana.
http://www.sagradelmamertinodoc.it/
http://www.stradadelvinomessina.it
Exhibition by Roberto Bono at
caffè letterario
via libertà 78, Trapani
Artist Biography
1960 I was born in Trapani, Sicily
1970-77 I was a high-level amateur chess player
1982-87 I lived in ICELAND ... 2 exhibitions
1987-88 I lived in EDINBURGH ... 1 exhibition
1988-89 I lived in TOULOUSE… I started minimo two and study art therapy
1989-90 I lived in GLASGOW at WASPS studios
1990-92 I lived in TUSCANY … 1 exhibition
1992-93 I lived in SARAGOZA ... 1 exhibition
1993-94 I lived in THAILAND and took part in the Chiang Mai Art Festival
1994-97 I lived in SICILY and I set up ARTeUTILe, organising art events ....a sort of mix between happiness, art and therapy
1997-2005 I lived in LONDON and I created www.arteutile.net ... 1 exhibition - Exhibition in London
2006 I am living in YORKSHIRE - OTLEY
fortunately I am still optimistic
The THIRD RENAISSANCE
Languages of hybrid sensitivity
Cureted by Angelo Cruciani, Carmelo Strano, Grace Zanotto
An idea by Famiglia Margini
On Saturday, July 17th 2010 at 6.30pm
Vernissage of the exhibition
and opening ceremony of ÀCAOS
PARTICIPATING Artists
Veronica BELLEI, Fabrizio BELLOMO, Emanuele BENEDETTI, Alda CASAL, Paolo
CASSARÁ, Michele CIACCIOFERA, Riccardo Cristina, Francesco DI LUCA, ERON, Juan
ESPERANZA, Andrea FRANCOLINO, Luigi GALASSO, Maurizio GALIMBERTI, Fabrizio
GARGHETTI, Fabio INVERNI, Nera KELAVA, Wilma KUN, Luca LILLO, Giuseppe
MASTROMATTEO, Gamal MELEKA, Salvatore MELILLO, Beatrice MORABITO, Claudio
ONORATO, Max PAPESCHI, Lia PASCANIUC, Erika PATRIGNANI, Luca REFFO, Jorge
ROMEO, Ruggero ROSFER, Alberto SCODRO, Fratelli SCUOTTO, Gabor SZOKE, Anan
TZUCKERMAN, Marilena VITA, Christian ZANOTTO, Massimo ZERBINI
The exhibition is set up on the premises of ÀCAOS, the Norman Castle (XI century) and the nearby
Russo Palace, which is also under protection. The manor house leans out over the sea from a cliff
and looks towards Africa on the one hand and Mount Etna on the other. Just in Aci Castello there
are volcanic rocks which originated in the undersea environment 500 or 600 thousand years ago. It
is not a coincidence that we talk of “Pre-Etnean Gulf”, exalted also by the “Pillows” (spherical lava
pillow blocks). Inside the castle there has been set up an ethno-paleontological civic museum. The
context tells of myths (the rocks thrown by Polyphemus against Ulysses and his own fellows) and
of literary history: Aci Trezza, where Verga set his “Malavoglia”; the Medlar House holds ethno-
anthropological finds and photographic materials of the film “The earth trembles”, where Luchino
Visconti, in 1947, told the events of the novel.
THE EXHIBITION
The Third Renaissance: a possibility of evolution for the artistic language, expressed by a list of
current artists who, using various expressive media, are trying to find again the meaning of existing.
They are creative artists who, through paths of “deviance”, reflect the need to move on ahead
toward the retraining of the values of Beauty and Goodness. Values that are morphologically and
conceptually chameleonic, because they insist on the contamination originated from the migrant
stratifications. The values of Beauty and Goodness, and their Greek matrix, find in Sicily their
natural ground. So they become magnetic poles of the energy flow belonging to a triangle of land
between the seas whose symbol is the Trinacria, symbol of dynamic languages and cultural graft.
The Margini Family Association, which is committed to being an active part in the new growing
age (Angelo Cruciani and Grace Zanotto belong to the management), tries to contribute to create
a future that goes beyond the crisis and the emotional disorientation. A nomadic project for
constitution and itinerant, too (it will continue in other cities, even abroad).
The works in the Exhibition stir up the principle of participation, even in a social sense, “able
to arouse energetic tangles with the other and open door elsewhere. Only the courage of
reconnaissance will manage to seed the utopia of a still possible agreement with the Planet Earth
A collaboration between
Organization : Famiglia Margini, Milan. www.famigliamargini.com
famigliamargini@gmail.com Telephone 0255199449
and the Civic Gallery of Aci Castello
Norman Castle – ÀCAOS Contemporary Art Civic Gallery
Aci Castello – Catania, from July 17th to October 10th 2010
Under the patronage of: Sicily Region, Province of Catania, Ministry of Heritage and Cultural
Inauguration: on Saturday, July 17th 2010 at 6.30pm
Open: from Tuesday to Sunday (including holidays) from 9.00am to 1pm and from 4pm to 8pm
Address: Piazza Castello – c/o- Castello Normanno, via Savoia 32
Info: Cristina Valastro – info@acaosgallery.com; dir@acaosgallery.com; telephone 095_271026
Web site: www.terzorinascimento.org; www.acaosgallery.com;
Organization: Famiglia Margini Cultural Association
www.famigliamargini.com; famigliamargini@gmail.com;
phone 02_55199449 – 328141308
and Civic Gallery of Aci Castello. Àcaos, Contemporary Art Civic Gallery of Aci Castello;
Catalogue in the exhibition.
Press office: Ada Tullo – tulloada@hotmail.it; 349_2674900
Date :
10-10-2010
Location :
Contemporary Art Gallery, Municipality of Aci Castello (Italy)
The small town Cefalù is located 70km east of Palermo and is really worth a visit! Cefalù is a picturesque fishing village that enjoys a splendid position between the sea and a
