(September 18, 2017) The cultures of Italy and Bosnia meet in an exhibition titled “Compars / Poređenja”: a contemporary art exhibition inaugurated in recent days and open to the public until October 16 at the Yugoslav Cinematheque in Belgrade. The exhibition project, curated by Alessia Carlino and Marko Gavrilović, is organized with the collaboration of the Italian Cultural Institute of Belgrade, Gloria Porcella, of the Galleria Cà d’Oro Rome – Miami – New York and promoted by Gabriella Carlucci. The exhibition involves six artists, three Serbs and three Italians, and builds a confrontation between two cultures that intersect and merge into a single aesthetic code. The three Serbian composers (Milija Belić, Marko Gavrilović and Ivana Milev) represent three different generations, three different aesthetic-cultural approaches. The Italian part of the exhibition is represented by Emanuela Fiorelli, Micaela Lattanzio and Paolo Radi, who have in common the strong relationship with space, in the auxiliary material research of a third dimension. (Red)
