Arte Povera: Homage to Amalfi ‘68
Exhibition
2018
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Arte Povera: Homage to Amalfi ‘68, an exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, commemorated a three-day art exhibition in 1968 that changed the course of contemporary art in Italy. Arte Povera, literally meaning poor art, was an art movement that encouraged guerrilla art-making practices and the use of inexpensive materials.
Texts for the exhibition were displayed on plywood boards leaned against the wall, reminiscent of the heavy-handed and material quality of the works in the show.
Art Direction: Luis Bravo
Curators: Erica F. Battle, Carlos Basualdo
Exhibition Design: Jorge Galvan
Editor: Amy Hewitt
Photography: Philadelphia Museum of Art Photo Studio
Texts for the exhibition were displayed on plywood boards leaned against the wall, reminiscent of the heavy-handed and material quality of the works in the show.
Art Direction: Luis Bravo
Curators: Erica F. Battle, Carlos Basualdo
Exhibition Design: Jorge Galvan
Editor: Amy Hewitt
Photography: Philadelphia Museum of Art Photo Studio