We can work it out
Renata Fabbri is pleased to announce WE CAN WORK IT OUT, a collective exhibition gathering the work of ten artists, tied to the gallery’s research: Bea Bonafini, Ana Cardoso, T-Yong Chung, Elif Erkan, Clarissa Falco, Matthieu Haberard, Sophie Ko, Giovanni Kronenberg, Andrea Martinucci, Giulio Saverio Rossi.
Developed as a special project and presented in parallel with the gallery’s official program, the show has been conceived from the attempt to answer and react to the experience of uncertainty and slowdown that in the past few months has been influencing the entire artistic system. Faced with new questions about the role of the gallery as a cultural entity and a space of confrontation, the Renata Fabbri Gallery has felt the need to rethink its path. As the name suggests, the exhibition is promoting a positive attitude toward the future, as well as the discovery of new imaginable and imaginative possibilities, inherent to the process of resolution and overcoming an obstacle.
WE CAN WORK IT OUT is a call to action and fruition, a manifesto that the gallery has come up with during this global moment of difficulty and that, through the physical reapproach to the artistic experience in the space of the gallery, presents itself as a dialogue between different practices and expressions, supporting the multiplicity of languages of contemporary art. Through the selection and combinations of visual, pictorial and sculptural works, WE CAN WORK IT OUT brings the exhibiting artists together in the gallery’s research, looking with self-criticism at what was the past and with optimism at what will be the future.
Renata Fabbri is pleased to announce WE CAN WORK IT OUT, a collective exhibition gathering the work of ten artists, tied to the gallery’s research: Bea Bonafini, Ana Cardoso, T-Yong Chung, Elif Erkan, Clarissa Falco, Matthieu Haberard, Sophie Ko, Giovanni Kronenberg, Andrea Martinucci, Giulio Saverio Rossi.
Developed as a special project and presented in parallel with the gallery’s official program, the show has been conceived from the attempt to answer and react to the experience of uncertainty and slowdown that in the past few months has been influencing the entire artistic system. Faced with new questions about the role of the gallery as a cultural entity and a space of confrontation, the Renata Fabbri Gallery has felt the need to rethink its path. As the name suggests, the exhibition is promoting a positive attitude toward the future, as well as the discovery of new imaginable and imaginative possibilities, inherent to the process of resolution and overcoming an obstacle.
WE CAN WORK IT OUT is a call to action and fruition, a manifesto that the gallery has come up with during this global moment of difficulty and that, through the physical reapproach to the artistic experience in the space of the gallery, presents itself as a dialogue between different practices and expressions, supporting the multiplicity of languages of contemporary art. Through the selection and combinations of visual, pictorial and sculptural works, WE CAN WORK IT OUT brings the exhibiting artists together in the gallery’s research, looking with self-criticism at what was the past and with optimism at what will be the future.
- Andrea Martinucci, Remembering that thing I said in 2009-2020Acrylic and graphite on pvc, pigmented steel structure, 300x50x15 cm
- Bea Bonafini, Il Lato Nascosto del Nodo, 2019Pastel on mixed carpet inlay, 200x200 cm
- Elif Erkan, Bells From Afar, 2020Tin, paraffin, vaseline, mineral oil, glass, 25x25 cm
- Giulio Saverio Rossi, Problemi di definizione linguistica nella pittura in scala 1:1 (#3), 2020Diptych, oil painting on canvas, 120x80 cm
- Matthieu Haberard, Books hands 1, Books hands 2, Books hands 3, 2020Cardboard, canvas, acrylique, 16x22x3 cm

- Sophie Ko

- Ana Cardoso

- Bea Bonafini,
- Andrea Martinucci,
- Serena Vestrucci
Oct 14 – 16, 2022
Main Section
Pav. 12 – Booth H7

- Sophie Ko,
- Giovanni Kronenberg
Apr 1-3, 2022
Established
Pav. 3 – Booth B07

- T-Yong Chung,
- Andrea Martinucci,
- Florian Roithmayr
Oct 11-13, 2019
Pav. 12 – Booth SC7

- Rebecca Ackroyd,
- Sophie Ko,
- Andrea Martinucci
Oct 13-15, 2018
Pav. 12 – Booth SC7