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The exhibition is an exclusive opportunity to explore the\u00a0practice of Gianni Piacentino, one of the most acclaimed and unique figures on the international art scene.<\/p>\n Gianni Piacentino constructed a contemporary vision of Futurism, combining Pop Art, Minimalism, technical precision, and an intuition about speed, art, and design.\u00a0The exhibition tracks his career not in a strictly chronological order, but according to the point of view of the artist himself, choosing to display together past and recent works to emphasize\u00a0elements of continuity in his works.<\/p>\n Partners & Mucciaccia, presents his most recent METALLIC works which are shown for the first time to the public in this occasion. Piacentino revisits in shapes, sizes and colours the monochrome of 1965 in metallic industrial colours, and TRANS-CHROME of the years 1966-67. 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Mucciaccia Gallery SINGAPORE<\/h3>\n
03 March – 24 June 2018<\/span><\/h6>\n
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Blk 6 Lock Road #02-10 Gillman Barracks
Singapore 108934
Tel. +65 6694 3777
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singapore@mucciaccia.com
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