Artist’s showcase at Fornasetti Store on Corso Matteotti
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Milan
The Fornasetti Store on corso Matteotti is hosting an artist’s showcase exclusively for Milan Art Week.
Carlo Dell’Acqua, who, like Fornasetti, has succumbed to and has become obsessed with Lina Cavalieri’s face, has manipulated it and pieced it back together in his “S/oggetti parziali” installation, which can be viewed until April 14, 2019.
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