(November 28, 2016) With his watercolors, Marco Arcidiano reproduces the colors of the Mediterranean: a dip in the artistic beauty in the Mare Nostrum, one of the great riches of our country. His works will be exhibited in Malta at an exhibition in support of the people of Amatrice, affected by the earthquake. The watercolors exhibition, entitled “Malta for Italy”, will be inaugurated by Professor Paul Xuereb on Thursday, December 1st at 19:30 at the Italian Institute of Culture in Valletta and will be open until January 13. Marco Arcidiano develops his artistic training at the Birkfield School of Art, under the tutelage of Professor Gabriel Dechamps, who loved to paint the Mediterranean coast. He participates in numerous group exhibitions in the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Bulgaria, Romania and Malta and also takes personal exhibitions in Brighton, Shambles York, Cork Street Gallery, Russian Gallery, Stuttgart Gallery and Gallery Sofia in Bulgaria. In almost 50 years of production of watercolors, Arcidiacono has reproduced the colors of the Mediterranean that are dear to him and painted by his father himslef, the great Maltese watercolorist Giuseppe Arcidiacono, known to the Royal Academy. (Red)
