ข่าวสาร และ สิ่งตีพิมพ์
A collective fundraising exhibition in aid of Pianoterra onlus.
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Ronchini Gallery presents a solo show of works by accomplished painter, Roberto Coda Zabetta. The exhibition will be a striking showcase of large
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No matter what part of the world you call home, you’re probably immersed in World Cup fever. As the 2014 FIFA World Cup puts Brazil in the spotlight, we’re following suit and examining some of the varied places to experience art in the diverse country. Since its return to democracy in 1985, the country has become rich with a fine art, architecture and cultural renaissance that match the beauty of the country’s famous beaches and lush rainforests. Aside from many starchitect-designed museums that have popped up all over the country, independent art galleries, art fairs and public art are thriving.
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Roberto Coda Zabetta was born in Biella, in January 1975.At first he attended the Experimental Polytechnic School in Biella, but then he completed his studies at the Art Institute, in Rome. Coda Zabetta inherits his technique and was greatly influenced by the artist,Aldo Mondino, a way of being rather than a painting technique, the true idea of art rather than practical creative skills. Roberto has been awarded several Italian prizes such as : Passaggi a Nord- Ovest Pistoletto Foundation Award, Bologna Arte-Fiera Award, Miart Young Artists Award in 2003 and 2004. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including 'Dyptich: Untitled' sold at Phillips London 'Under the Influence' in 2012 for $22,178. There have been many articles about Roberto Coda Zabetta, including '“The Milky Way 3 – A Suitcase for 1000 Days” at Galleria Gió Marconi, Milan' written for MOUSSE Magazine in 2016. Roberto Coda Zabetta is represented by Annet Gelink, Amsterdam.
For additional information about this artist, visit Mutual Art
