Hi All,
Does anyone know of any photography studios in Rome, Italy that deal with or specialise in photographing original artworks? Or alternatively a place for digital scanning that has a large flatbed scanner. I need hi definition photos or scans of my artworks so I can create prints, thanks.

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There was a second floor, mostly about the story of street art
(sorry for the poor quality of some pics here, I had to do with my wife's phone)

Solo show: www.alicepasquini.com/alice-pasquini-solo-show/




After three years, the artist returns to exhibit in her hometown, selecting PHILOBIBLON GALLERY’s Rome exhibition space to show her new body of work.

THE UNCHANGING WORLD is an introspective journey along the evolutionary path from childhood to adulthood, examining the middle ground as a transitional space. The work explores the thin line between objective and subjective realities—and the overlap between these dual realities where illusion, creativity, and gameplay meet.

Inspired by concepts introduced by WINNICOTT, Alice retraces the movement from one state of evolution to another, giving life to the transitional objects children use to help themselves move toward a shared reality without trauma.

With this in mind, an abandoned doll house, consumed by time, is a place/non-place where everyone can delve into their childhood memories and return, for a brief time, to the distant past. Spying through the keyhole, we reflect back on ourselves, conscious of what our psyche has created.

THE UNCHANGING WORLD is an exhibition devoted to the magic of making ourselves. And as such, the artistic objects express—just as the transitional ones—a world not faithful either to the internal or external world, but the grey area of illusion. This intermediary area between the subjective and objective dimensions represents in and of itself “illusion…that in adulthood is an intrinsic part of art and religion” and that the territory where creativity lives is first manifested in gameplay, and later in cultural life.

The exhibition demonstrations that time does not change ourselves and that the architecture we built as children are the same ones we inhabit as adults….

Alice is one of the few female exponents of street art working actively in the international arena. Her work can be admired on city walls, as well as in museums and galleries around the world. Sydney, New York, Singapore, Barcelona, Moscow, and Paris to name a few.

Hello everybody!

We are waiting for you at the special location of Palazzo Velli for “Niente può fermarmi”, exhibition by the american artist JonOne.

After his first solo show in the Milanese gallery of Wunderkammern in 2016, JonOne arrives in Rome in the prestigious frame of Palazzo Velli in Trastevere. French by naturalization, JonOne is one of the most important contemporary artists and a key figure in the world of graffiti. His works have been exhibited in famous institutions such as Cartier Foundation and Grand Palais in Paris. He boasts collaborations with international brands such as Lacoste, Perrier, Air France and Guerlain. Hardly definable with a single art movement, his production is the result of the perfect union between graffiti and abstract expressionism, between calligraphy and performative use of color.

“Niente può fermarmi” is the first solo show by JonOne in Rome and the first exhibition of Wunderkammern organized to be hosted at Palazzo Velli. Cogito Ergo Sum, as Descartes has said. Scribo Ergo Sum, would say JonOne. It is impossible to understand the nature of the energy that makes a writer to tag on all walls of his city and on walls of all cities in the world. We can only try to imagine that the energy searching for a perfect style, with a nearly monastic commitment - besides challenging laws of the so-called civil society - is something which creates addiction. Pushing to do it. And then re-do it. And then re-do it again. And making you never want to stop. The only strength that can push to do such an extreme, revolutionary, uncalled gesture, is the impelling need to remind everyone, and first of all oneself, that we are there. There and in that moment, and in all moments when any passer-by will read that name.


When: 17th March 2018 – 14th April 2018
Where: Palazzo Velli, Piazza Sant'Egidio 10, Rome
Facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/403072013451832/

The collector catalogue is out!
Get in touch with us at: wunderkammern@wunderkammern.net


Quick artist info:
JonOne (John Andrew Perello, 1963, New York, USA) is one of the most recognized contemporary artists in France today, and a key figure in the world of graffiti. He has shown in important galleries and in prestigious institutions alike, such as with the group shows Born in the Street at the Fondation Cartier and Le Tag Collection Gallizia at the Grand Palais (both in Paris in 2009). In addition, the artist boasts highly artistic and creative collaborations with renowned companies such as Guerlain, Air France, Lacoste, and Perrier.

Hello everybody!



We are waiting for you at Wunderkammern Milan for “Tilt”, exhibition by the american artist Aakash Nihalani.



After the exhibition Vantage inaugurated in 2014 at the Rome gallery, Wunderkammern presents in Milan a new solo show by Aakash Nihalani: Tilt. For this occasion the artist will produce a site-specific work with adhesive tape and painting directly on the gallery walls. Investigating the theme of perception, Aakash Nihalani relates to space to create a unique and immersive experience in which the spectator is called to participate actively. The “tilted” disruptions, optical illusions created by the artist with bright colors, foster not only the opening of a playful and ironic three-dimensionality, but also of a deeper space of reflection on the use and consumption of today's digital images, strictly two-dimensional. Aakash Nihalani presents for the exhibition at Wunderkammern, in addition to the site-specific installation, a series of small-format works created with ink and paint on paper.




When: 28th March 2018 – 28th April 2018

Where: WK Milan, Via Ausonio 1A, Milan

Facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/154510858555831/



The collector catalogue is out!

Get in touch with us at: wunderkammern@wunderkammern.net





Quick artist info:

Aakash Nihalani (USA, 1986) lives and works in New York. In 2008 he obtained a BFA at Steinhardt School, New York University (NYU) and in 2012 he gained a residency from Lisa de Kooning at the Willem de Kooning studio in East Hampton, NY. Known internationally, he has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in numerous countries including Saudi Arabia, India, United States, England, Italy and Hong Kong. Currently some of his works are visible at the Rose Kennedy Greenway in Boston (2017). The relationship of Aakash Nihalani with the urban architecture of New York was fundamental for his artistic development. The repetitive architecture of the city, its geometric shapes and its dimensions have attracted the artist who has begun to relate to it. The artist has found his meeting point with the public precisely in the universality of geometric language, accessible at every age.

Really cool my dog sighs work just off the main trastevere road, ill find dtls and post them. Also found 1-2 invaders but just by chance.

Thanks for the info mate. I have found a map on Google that shows where Invaders should be, but whether they are still there or not is the question!

The Blu works look amazing, I am definitely finding them and the ROA ones.