Early One Morning

                               Sculpture Exhibition

                       Marino Marini Museum, Firenze

On Saturday, 17th november 2012 there will be the inauguration of the sculpture exhibition of Yuri Ancarani, which opens the project Early One Morning created by Alberto Salvadori, artistic director of the florentine Marino Marini Museum. The title Early One Moment is drawn on a work by the famous English sculptor Anthony Caro from 1962. It is a one and a half year long project committed to the subject of sculpture and its interpretation from the sixties until today. It is composed by a program of exhibitions and events. Focus of attention is not the sculpture in itself but the dinamic union of the object and the body which interacts with it, offering to the spectator a different relation from the traditional one. The project examines different working methods, from the historical reconnaissance and reactivation of sculptures thanks to the interaction with the public, to the research made by young Italian and international generations. And even the use of video as an instrument of research and of relation between people, objects, architecture. The exhibitions, inedited projects in Italy, are been conceived and producted for the Marino Marini Museum and can be visited until February 2014.

17th November 2012 – 5th January 2013

Early One Morning - Yuri Ancarani

Memories for modern

Curated by Alberto Salvadori and Luigi Fassi

February - April 2013

Early One Morning - Andrea Kvas

Curated by Barbara Casavecchia

April - June 2013

Early One Morning - Matthew Brannon and Nicola Martini

Curated by Alberto Salvadori

October - November 2013

Early One Morning - Deimantas Narkevicius

Curated by Andrea Viliani

November 2013

Water statues

Curated by Simone Menegoi

December 2013 – February 2014

Early One Morning - Justin Matherly

Curated by Alberto Salvadori