ArtVerona, now in its 17th edition, returns to Veronafiere from 14 to 16 October, strengthening its rapport with domestic operators. It also welcomes international guests, supporting Italy’s art system, while providing collectors and visitors with engaging experiences. The first three years of management have been a decidedly evolving path for ArtVerona, with a different vision of the event and a multi-year programming of events and formats.
Two interesting new sections
The 2022 edition includes many new features, including two new sections: Habitat and Curated by. The latter presents the proposals of galleries that have collaborated with a curator for the construction of their stand, whereas Habitat is a cultural project dedicated to the presentation of important environments of great Italian historical artists.
Promoting new galleries and artists
The main section features a selection of galleries united by qualified research on Italian and international artists ranging from the most historicized to others that are just emerging. The Introduction sections have been reconfirmed, with historical galleries invited to present exhibition spaces that have opened and grown, and this is followed by galleries dedicated to promoting up to three talents from the most recent generations. The evolution of ArtVerona emphasises the importance of experimental languages like Solo, in which galleries are invited to enhance the work of a single Italian artist of the 1990s with a monographic stand. Then there is the second edition of LAB, which is dedicated to experimental non-profit organisations promoting contemporary art in Italy.
A coordinated programme of activities
ArtVerona organises and promotes a series of appointments involving various public and private institutions and venues in Verona that participate in a coordinated programme of
