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This year, Arte Fiera Art First celebrates its 35th edition, to be held in Bologna from 28 to 31 January 2011.

One of the first international modern and contemporary art fairs organized in Italy in the 1970s, Arte Fiera has gradually become Italy’s largest and most important art fair. Every year, this must-see event is the first exhibition devoted to modern and contemporary art, and attracts gallery owners, collectors, curators, artists, and art lovers from Italy and around the world.

Aware of the new function that art fairs have assumed on the art market, Arte Fiera Art First has maintained its role of showcase and continues to cultivate and promote Italian and international art from the early 20th Century right up to the latest trends, while progressively increasing synergy with local institutions thanks to a programme of high-level collateral events.

More than 200 galleries are present in the Bologna Exhibition Centre’s 15,000 square metres, divided

into three sectors (modern art, contemporary art, and latest trends), with an emphatically international section reserved to Young Galleries with not more than five years of activity.

This edition offers many new features and events, such as:


AT THE EXHIBITION CENTRE
The Art Talks space presents the roundtable entitled Art Education Programs‚ organized by IACCCA (International Association of Corporate Collections of Contemporary Art), which has chosen Arte Fiera Art First as the ideal occasion to introduce itself to Italy and to discuss various forms of art education that corporations with collections of contemporary art now promote and offer to their employees. Speakers include: Jacqueline D'Amencourt of LHOIST Group (Belgium), Janina Vitale of DZ Bank, Frankfurt (Germany), and Aline Pujo of Fondation Neuflize Vie (France), who will discuss the subject with moderator Walter Guadagnini of Unicredit Group (Italy).

Arte Fiera Art First also presents two important Prizes dedicated to young artists:
The 5th edition of the Euromobil Under 30 Prize - main sponsor of Arte Fiera Art First – addressed to young artists represented by galleries at Arte Fiera and selected by a jury of critics and professionals. This year’s winner will be announced in the “I luoghi dell'arte, I luoghi del design” space.

The 8th edition of Furla Prize, the Italian prize recognized as a fundamental stepping stone for Italian artists to embark on an exchange from abroad, with the cooperation of Arte Fiera organizes a roundtable at the Fair with the participation of its five finalists and the Italian and foreign curators who selected them. The patron artist of this edition is Christian Boltanski, who created the graphic image and the motto Pleure qui peut, rit qui veut.
Every day, the Art Café Space, in cooperation with Corraini Edizioni, offers meetings and presents art books and catalogues. Critics, artists, publishers, and gallery owners discuss various aspects of the art world by means of the latest publications.

Vlatka Horvat, This Here and That There, 2010

Vlatka Horvat, This Here and That There, 2010

Silke Rehberg, Vanishing Point, 2010

Silke Rehberg, Vanishing Point, 2010

Stefano Bombardieri, RPC - Rino Petrol Company, 2010

Stefano Bombardieri, RPC - Rino Petrol Company, 2010

Arte Fiera 2011

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from 28/01/2011
to 31/01/2011

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Vanessa Chimera
New York USA

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