May 19 – The Italian Cultural Institute in Budapest shows off its collection for four days. From now until Thursday, fifteen works by Italian artists of the interwar period will be on display at the Institute. The works by Orazio Amato, Nicola Arrighini, Antonio Barrera, Amerigo Canegrati, Emanuele Cavalli, Domenico Colao, Franco Dani, Guido Farina, Riccardo Francalancia, Achille Lega, Clelia Panzini, Aldo Raimondi, Pippo Rizzo, Dyalma Augusto Stultus, Guido Trentini, Domenico Valinotti, and Domenico Valinotti come mostly from the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome. The works are part of a collection started in 1943, the foundation year of the Italian Cultural Institute in Budapest. The exhibition will open today at the Xenia Gallery with a presentation by art historian Zsuzsanna Ordasi.
