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Francesca Pola
Francesca Pola

Art historian and curator, she is an associate professor of the history of contemporary art at UniSR, where she collaborates with ICONE, the European Research Center for the History and Theory of the Image. Pola has been Fulbright Distinguished Lecturer Chair in Italian Studies at Northwestern University in Evanston (Chicago) and has curated hundreds of exhibitions and publications dedicated to the different forms of artistic expression in the contemporary world: from drawing to painting, from sculpture to installation, from photography to new media. She believes that all art is (has been) contemporary and she considers artistic creativity one of the privileged spaces in which to build dialogues between individuals, disciplines, eras, cultures.

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A "pentimento" of the Napoleonic period: M. de Norvins by Ingres

The density and rapidity of political events and upheavals that characterize Europe in the Napoleonic period, between the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century, make it a particularly interesting scenario for iconographic investigations that deal with historically determined "...

4 Mar, 2022 0 Comments
Unveiled images: the double portrait of the Lavoisiers

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Unveiled images: the double portrait of the Lavoisiers

In the historical-artistic lexicon, an artist's ongoing intervention that reconfigures the iconography, composition or some detail (more or less significant) of the image is defined as "pentimento" ("repentance"): it is a rather common practice in ancient and modern painting (we find it in authors...

4 Feb, 2022 0 Comments

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