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STEFANO MINZI
Street View Project, Lungara Space
APRIL 2011 - MAY 2011

On Friday 15 April 2011, the gallery will open a new project in its space in Via della Lungara, with a show by a young Italian artist Stefano Minzi: a series of works dedicated to 'air' in its multifaceted meanings and shapes. Watching these landscapes, the viewer sees something appear, it's a group of warplanes. Like modern grasshoppers carrying bombs.

CARSTEN NICOLAI
Unitxt Mirrored
FEBRUARY 2011 - APRIL 2011

Carlsten Nicolai’s work ‘Untixt Mirrored’ is comprised of a room-size audio-visual installation consisting of constantly shifting coloured horizontal lines which occupy the entirety of the gallery’s front wall. The projection of these coloured lines is the effect of real-time manipulation of patterns generated by an audio signal, with the projection thus responding to and being encoded by sound. The placement of mirrors along the side walls of the space acts as a reflective surface, used to extend the projections beyond the physical walls of the space.

	MICHAEL DEAN Street View Project DECEMBER 2010 - FEBRUARY 2011 On Friday 10 December 2010, the gallery will open a new Street View project in its new space on the corner of Via Orti d'Alibert and Via della Lungara, with a show by English artist Michael Dean, The Look of Touch. On display two large sculptures which reflect upon the monumental structures of Rome.

	DON BROWN New Sculptures and Drawings DECEMBER 2010 - FEBRUARY 2011 On Friday 10 December 2010 the gallery will open the second exhibition of the British artist Don Brown. Questioning ideas of perfection, his sculptures catch Yoko, his wife, in everyday poses. Although without the heroics of classical portraiture, their detailed craftsmanship allude to the works of Ancient Greece or Canova.

RACHEL WHITEREAD
Looking On
SEPTEMBER 2011 - NOVEMBER 2011

Galleria Lorcan O’Neill Roma presents a show of new sculptures and drawings by Rachel Whiteread. Whiteread is one of the most prominent international artists of her generation. She creates sculptures which investigate architecture, space, absence and memory. Her works very often explore intimate domestic spaces and household objects bringing to evidence invisible aspects of their ordinary life.

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