Electronic Art Cafè
The Electronic Art Café (EAC) is a touring art project, which consists of events and exhibitions by artists of international avant-garde. The seat was in the Exhibition Palace in Rome.
Located in New York City in 1994 from an idea of Umberto Scrocca, was hosted in the Great Hall of The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art at the symposium "New York City - Sarajevo", was attended by Vanessa Redgrave, Susan Sontag and Lisa Gaye. Currently the seat is in Rome in Piazza Farnese at the Wine Bar Camponeschi and is curated by Achille Bonito Oliva,[1] which invites artists on stage to perform with their work, a performance or a video, thus creating the brand of artist EAC.[2][3]
Artists[edit]
- Fabrizio Bertuccioli
- Paolo Bielli
- Vito Bongiorno
- Enzo Cucchi
- Baldo Diodato
- Pablo Echaurren
- Francesca Fini
- Mark Kostabi
- Kyrahm e Julius Kaiser
- Felice Levini
- H. H. Lim
- César Meneghetti
- Carla Mura
- Sergio Picciaredda
- Piera Scognamiglio
- Sergio Tumminello
- Fiorenzo Zaffina
- Win Wenders
Curators[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Events of Electronic Art Cafe during Rome Art Week". RAW 2016. Retrieved 2 December 2020.
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