Lucio Del Pezzo (Naples, 1933), Neapolitan artist and leading figure in Object Painting. Born and raised in Naples, where he attended the Academy of Fine Arts, Del Pezzo was part of a small core of intellectuals who gravitated around the magazine Documento Sud, a journal linked to ... Maggiori Info

Ronnie Cutrone (New York, 1948 - Lake Peekskill, 2013) was a leading exponent of American Pop Art. He attended School of Visual Art from 1966 to 1970. Between 1972 and 1980 he was an assistant to Andy Warhol, in the most productive years of his famous Factory, ... Maggiori Info

Alberto Burri (Città di Castello, 1915 - Nice, 1995) exponent of Informal Art. After graduating from medical school in 1940, he enlisted as a medical officer during World War II. Taken prisoner in Tunisia by the Americans, he was imprisoned in the Hereford concentration camp in Texas, where ... Maggiori Info

Renato Barisani was born in Naples in 1918. His training took place first in Naples, where in 1937 he graduated from the Art Institute and in 1941 from the Academy of Fine Arts in sculpture, then in Monza, where he had the opportunity to attend courses by Semeghini, ... Maggiori Info

Marco Abbamondi was born in Naples on June 7, 1974. He began his artistic career in 1999 with works on canvas and wood that interpreted with hyperrealist traits architectures of Naples - indulging his choices, inspirational and thematic, aimed at that city, its history and cultural traditions.... Maggiori Info

Damien Hirst was born in Bristol in 1965. His artistic career began in the late Eghties when, with other young artists from Goldsmiths College in London, he began exhibiting his first artworks at some indipendent londoneer spaces (such as at Dock Offices for the exhibitions "Freeze" in 1988, ... Maggiori Info