Until August 1st, 2025

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Osart Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition that aims to create a dialogue between works by Italian masters of modern art and major figures of contemporary Minimalism, while also highlighting contemporary African artists—an area in which the gallery has distinguished itself over the past ten years as one of the first Italian spaces to explore and promote talent from this continent.

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Through a selection of works of the highest expressive quality, the exhibition invites viewers to embark on a journey across different eras and artistic movements, much like within a museum.

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EXHIBITED ARTISTS:

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Carla Accardi (Italian, 1924-2014)

Afro Basaldella (Italian, 1912-1976)

Lawrence Carroll (Australian, 1954-2019)

Ugo Celada da Virgilio (Italian, 1895-1995)

Ikeorah Chisom Chi-FADA (Nigerian, 2000)

Dubossarsky&Vinogradov (Russian, 1964 e 1963)

Franklyn Dzingai (Zimbabwean, 1988)

Feni Chulumanco (South African, 1994)

Teresa Kutala Firmino (South African, 1993)

Dan Halter (Zimbabwean, 1977)

Tim Litzmann (American, 1963)

Fausto Melotti (Italian, 1901-1986)

Cinthia Sifa Malanga (Congolese, 1997)
Ubaldo Oppi (Italian, 1889-1942)

Gaetano Previati (Italian, 1852-1920)

Linnet Panashe Rubaya (Zimbabwean, 1991)

Abongile Sidzumo (South African, 1996)

Phil Sims (American, 1940)

David Simpson (American, 1928)

Katlego Tlabela (South African, 1993)

Francesco Trombadori (Italian, 1886-1961)