The Wall Project is the series of exhibitions curated by Federico Montagna, managing director of Artoday & digital curator, and Myriam Kuehne Rauner, which involves the most talented emerging painters on the international contemporary art scene. A window where the artists can show a unique and unreleased work that appears on the wall in Angelo della Pergola 1 gallery in Milan. An analogic display in the real world on which the artist shares with the public his latest researches, without using any hashtag, but leaving one written on the wall, instead.

The Wall Project No. 4

#AndreaCarpita

“Some Things Last a Long Time”

23.01.2019 – 30.01.2019

The Wall No. 4 shows off the unreleased work “Some Things Last a Long Time” by Andrea Carpita, the first of a new series dedicated to the tormented songwriter Daniel Johnston. Carpita  (1988) lives and works in Carrara. He graduated in Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts of Carrara in 2015. His research led him to go through various stages of the representation process: From a fantastic and delicate imaginary to reminiscent phytomorphic suggestions of Japanese aesthetics, up to a radical synthesis of the visible that in the Minimum Portraits series uses few points and lines to summarize a body, a face, a landscape, without having the pretension to tell everything the story about it. His most recent exhibitions include: in 2017 Passengers curated by Claudia Contu at The Flat-Massimo Carasi, Milan and TU35 EXPANDED at the Luigi Pecci Center for Contemporary Art, Prato. In 2018 Birthmarks at The Flat-Massimo Carasi, Milan and at the MAC Museo Arte Contemporanea in Lissone for the Lissone 2018 exhibition-prize.

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