Tag: Cracks by Roberto Alborghetti

THE GHOST BUS: A PHOTO FROM THE PREMIERE (MARCH 27, 2015, NOTTINGHAM, UK) IS “PHOTO OF THE YEAR”

  Yes, the road never ends for THE GHOST BUS PROJECT by Roberto Alborghetti, Marysia Zipser, Act Group, Simon Barton and Bartons Plc. The photo by Christopher Frost about the event of last MARCH 27, 2015 (premiere of the two short films) is PHOTO OF THE YEAR! Congratulations to friend and fellow journalist Christopher Frost for… Read More THE GHOST BUS: A PHOTO FROM THE PREMIERE (MARCH 27, 2015, NOTTINGHAM, UK) IS “PHOTO OF THE YEAR”

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“THERE IS A CRACK IN EVERYTHING, THAT’S HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN…”: THE VIDEOCLIP

* Cracks is part of Roberto Alborghetti’s Lacer/actions project-research about decomposed publicity posters, natural crevices and scratches, urban and industrial matters… This clip is dedicated to the wonderful world of cracks magnifications. The images are not paintings or digitally made works, but abstract photos of the reality. And of the cracks around us… The wonderful… Read More “THERE IS A CRACK IN EVERYTHING, THAT’S HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN…”: THE VIDEOCLIP

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THE ITALIAN PREMIERE OF “THE GHOST BUS”: THE OFFICIAL TRAILER IN HIGH DEFINITION

* Videoclip in HD, High Definition (to watch it, click on 720 p HD on the tool bar of Animoto window) about the Italian premiere of “The Ghost Bus”, project by ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI, Bartons PLC, ACT GROUP. After the successful events of March 2015 in Nottingham ( UK ), the short film premiere will take… Read More THE ITALIAN PREMIERE OF “THE GHOST BUS”: THE OFFICIAL TRAILER IN HIGH DEFINITION

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“THERE’S SOME CHAOS…”: MY ABSTRACT WORK INSPIRING IN ITALY AN ALL DAY DEDICATED TO DANCE, MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS

  This artwork titled “There is some chaos, but with a focal point” (“C’è del caos ma con un punto focale”) – abstract photo on canvas (42 x 62) I “captured” in Milan during a cloudy day on December 2010 – is displayed since April 2013 at the Permanent Collection of Contemporary Art, in Mercatello S/M,… Read More “THERE’S SOME CHAOS…”: MY ABSTRACT WORK INSPIRING IN ITALY AN ALL DAY DEDICATED TO DANCE, MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS

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DRAGOONS, ALIENS, MONSTERS AND GHOSTS…: ABSTRACTS FROM LAMEZIA TERME STREETS (THE VIDEOCLIP)

*** These images aren’t paintings, but abstract photos of the world around us. They were taken from poles along the streets in Lamezia Terme (Italy). They are part of Roberto Alborghetti ‘s project and research (called “Lacer/actions”) about decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, urban and industrial matters. Soundtrack: Crossing Destiny, Audiomachine.

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WHEN NATURAL DECOMPOSITION AND LIMESTONE “PAINT” CERAMICS AS EXTRAORDINARY MASTERPIECES OF CONTEMPORARY ART / THE PHOTOGALLERY

A few weeks ago in Vietri, the Amalfi Coast town (Italy) famous for its wonderful ceramics, my eyes have been attracted by an unusual and spectacular corrosion. The surface of a fountain, not far from the beach, showed an exceptional cracking. The blue ceramic, of which the structure was made, had undergone a process of deterioration… Read More WHEN NATURAL DECOMPOSITION AND LIMESTONE “PAINT” CERAMICS AS EXTRAORDINARY MASTERPIECES OF CONTEMPORARY ART / THE PHOTOGALLERY

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BLUE CRACKING ICE… MAGNIFICATIONS OF DECOMPOSED CERAMICS IN VIETRI (AMALFI COAST, ITALY)

* A few weeks ago in Vietri, the Amalfi Coast town (Italy) famous for its wonderful ceramics, my eyes have been attracted by an unusual and spectacular corrosion. The surface of a fountain, not far from the beach, showed an exceptional cracking. The blue ceramic, of which the structure was made, had undergone a process… Read More BLUE CRACKING ICE… MAGNIFICATIONS OF DECOMPOSED CERAMICS IN VIETRI (AMALFI COAST, ITALY)

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THE NOTTINGHAM YOU DIDN’T EXPECT… MODERN ART UNDER THE SKY AND ALONG THE STREETS

© Roberto Alborghetti – LaceR/Actions, Nottingham, 2015 * During my recent stay in East Midlands for The Ghost Bus short films premiere (March 27, 2015, Bartons Plc, Chilwell) I had the opportunity to have a look around in the very heart of Nottingham trying to catch some images of torn and decomposed posters, natural cracks… Read More THE NOTTINGHAM YOU DIDN’T EXPECT… MODERN ART UNDER THE SKY AND ALONG THE STREETS

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THE OCTAGONAL BAPTISTERY (XI CENTURY) ON LAKE COMO: THE BEAUTIFUL SETTING FOR MY UPCOMING SOLO SHOW

  My upcoming solo exhibition – “Colors Of An Apocalypse 2015″ – will take place in a beautiful setting: the amazing Romanesque Baptistery on Lake Como, Italy. My show is scheduled for 3 days, on July 3-4-5,  in the beautiful Lenno town, in the historical center –  50 meters from the lake shore! – where… Read More THE OCTAGONAL BAPTISTERY (XI CENTURY) ON LAKE COMO: THE BEAUTIFUL SETTING FOR MY UPCOMING SOLO SHOW

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MY GREEN CRACKS FOR “THE EARTH DAY” (APRIL 22): BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE THROUGH SIMPLE ACTIONS

THE CRACKS GALLERY: https://robertoalborghetti.wordpress.com/new-laceractions-the-cracks-gallery/ * Earth Day is honored around the world on April 22, although larger events such as festivals and rallies are often organized for the weekends before or after April 22. Many communities also observe Earth Week or Earth Month, organizing a series of environmental activities throughout the month of April. Earth… Read More MY GREEN CRACKS FOR “THE EARTH DAY” (APRIL 22): BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE THROUGH SIMPLE ACTIONS

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THE GHOST BUS / CARD # 15 (“LANDS”)… “CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT THIS ART IS FROM AN OLD BUS?”

This is Card # 15 (“LANDS”) from “The Ghost Bus” project, an epic voyage and a visual adventure in the Land of Robin Hood. “Can you believe that this art is from an old bus?”… The short films will be premiered on March 27, 2015, at 7,00 pm, at Bartons Plc, 61 High Road, Chilwell-Nottingham, UK. The event… Read More THE GHOST BUS / CARD # 15 (“LANDS”)… “CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT THIS ART IS FROM AN OLD BUS?”

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