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Ulrich Rückriem, "Ohne Titel," 2006, Dolomite stone, 180x60x60 cm, photo by Mattia Mognetti, courtesy of the Friends of Morterone Cultural Association, Morterone.

Carlo Ciussi, "Untitled," 2010, Iron, 384x316x60 cm, photo by Bruno Bani, courtesy to Museum of Contemporary Art in the Open of Morterone, Morterone.

Partial view of the exhibition House of Art, Morterone, 2021, from left to right: Pino Pinelli, Bruno Querci, photo by Mattia Mognetti, courtesy of the Friends of Morterone Cultural Association, Morterone.

François Morellet, "The door flies," 2012, neon blue, 261x138 cm, photo by Mattia Mognetti, courtesy to Morterone Open Air Museum of Contemporary Art, Morterone. Michel Verjux, "Night at Morterone," 2012, projector, photo by Mattia Mognetti, courtesy to Morterone Open Air Museum of Contemporary Art, Morterone.

Lake Como, Morterone

Morterone. Natura Arte Poesia

Museum of Contemporary Art opens “Morterone. Natura Arte Poesia,” an exhibition with works by international artists belonging to different generations, opening June 26.

In collaboration with Friends of Morterone Cultural Association, Museum of Contemporary Art is presenting “Morterone. Natura Arte Poesia,” an exhibition of work by international artists across generations, from June 26, 2021.

Curated by Epicarmo Invernizzi and Francesca Pola, the show is composed of works by those who have participated since the mid-1980s in regenerating and animating the cultural life of Morterone. The space is split into individual rooms where artists such as Rodolfo Aricò, Gianni Asdrubali, Francesco Candeloro, and Nicola Carrino are focused on philosophical themes like memory, combined with visual and perceptive research.