THE END OF THE WORLD AT THE CENTRO PECCI IN PRATO

works by 50 international artists displayed until March 19th, 2017

photography by Massimo Pacifico

Giovanna Amoroso & Istvan Zimmermann: Australopithecines, 2016.

The Nuovo Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci reopened on October 16th, 2016, after the completion of its enlargement by the Dutch architect Maurice Nio, and the original building redevelopment by Italo Gamberini.

For the reopening, the Centro Pecci is hosting the exhibition “LA FINE DEL MONDO (THE END OF THE WORLD)” curated by the director Fabio Cavallucci.

LA FINE DEL MONDO with works of different nature, often to have to be physically crossed, in a scansion of space and sound that follow one another, drag in a continuous motion, a kind of loop, of eternal return that rhythmically distances and draws one to the present.

Throughout the exhibition all the expressions and artistic languages are interconnected. Music, theater, cinema, architecture and dance are mixed as integrated and engaging moments.

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Robert Kusmirowski: Quarantine, 2016

Henrique Oliveira: Transarquitectonica, 2014.

Giovanna Amoroso & Istvan Zimmermann: Australopithecines, 2016.

Thomas Hirschhorn: Break-Throught (two). 2016.

Jimmie Durham: Petrified Forest, 2003.

Hiroshi Sugimoto: Seascapes Series, Baltic Sea, 1994.

Olafur Eljasson: The Domadalur Daylight Serie (Nort), 2006.
Andy Warhol: Sunset screen prints, 1972.

Mineral Collection (Adalberto Giazotto).

Marcel Duchamp, Umberto Boccioni, Lucio Fontana

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Francis Bacon: Studio per Ritratto, 1951.

Tadeusz Kantor: Children at their Desk from The Dead Class, 1975

Tadeusz Kantor: Children at their Desk from The Dead Class, 1975.
Marlene Dumas: Female, 1992-1993.

Tadeusz Kantor: Children at their Desk from The Dead Class, 1975

Arash Hanaei: To a Passerby, 2016

Babi Badalov: Geopolitical Poetry, 2016.

Volodymyr Kutnetsov: Cultivation, 2016.

Cal Guo-Qiang: Head On, 2009.

Giovanna Amoroso & Istvan Zimmermann: Australopithecines, 2016.