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  • Agenda degli Artisti – Exhibition

    MOSTRA AGENDA DEGLI ARTISTI 2026

    is the new collective exhibition bringing colour and contemporary visions to the historic Libreria Bocca in Milan, under the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the city’s “drawing room” just a few steps from the Duomo. Founded in 1775 and recognised as one of the oldest and most prestigious bookshops in Italy, Bocca is a Historic Shop, a Historic Venue of the Lombardy Region and a “Place of the Heart” of the FAI, a reference point for lovers of books, art and culture.(Il Giorno)

    The exhibition, curated by Simona Heart, will feature a dialogue between the works of several artists in a unique space, where floor-to-ceiling shelves and traces of publishing history become the backdrop to contemporary painting.

    Among the works on display will be the painting by GianPaolo Macario, Come un fremito felino, selected and published in the Agenda degli Artisti, which invites visitors to dwell on a vibrant instant of feline energy and sensitivity in the beating heart of Milan.

    Event Information

    Date: January 11-24, 2026, with opening on Sunday, January 11, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

    Where: Bocca Bookshop, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (Duomo), Milan

    Below the calendar page with the publication of the work:

  • Refraction

    Thus, Refraction becomes the silent tale of a paradox: a single fragment of imperfect glass is enough for an age-old city to appear new, for the everyday to be tinged with unreality, for a physical law to turn into visual poetry. In that encounter between light, matter and memory, the viewer is not merely looking at a landscape: they lean out over a dream that never quite comes into full focus, and it is precisely for this reason that it continues to enchant.

    TITLE:   

    Refraction

    SUPPORT:

    Cotton canvas on frame

    SIZE:

    90 x 60 cm

    TECHNIQUE:

    Oil on canvas

    DATE:

    Nov 2025

    SERIAL N.:

    20251101

    NOTES:

    Subject taken from a photograph, made solely with a spatula

  • Atlante dell’Arte Contemporanea 2026


    Atlante dell’Arte Contemporanea 2026

    Rooted in 1940, the Atlas of Contemporary Art is the longest-running Italian art yearbook and a touchstone for scholars, gallerists, and collectors.

    Recognized by the Senate of the Republic as an “instrument for promoting Italian culture worldwide,” it has cemented a historic role in mapping modern and contemporary art.

    Unique in its kind, it is featured at major international events: MoMA, the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), Art Basel Miami, the Frankfurt Book Fair (Giunti stand), and the Venice Biennale (Book Pavilion at the Giardini).

    The next edition, in 2026—curated by Stefania Pieralice (Volume Curator) and Gianni Dunil (Editor-in-Chief)—will be presented at MoMA by renowned art critic Daniele Radini Tedeschi, further strengthening dialogue with global institutions. Published and distributed by Giunti, the Atlas of Contemporary Art reaches readers and industry professionals extensively.


    Event information

  • Bougainvillea

    I saw it — it was there! Alive in my friend’s photograph — a burst of magenta red, with tiny real flowers at the center of the luminous bracts.
    A few green leaves, oval, sometimes slightly pointed; woody and thorny branches, perfect for climbing the sun-warmed plaster wall.
    This image was taken on August 11, 2023, on the Greek island of Patmos by my friend Cesare Rotondo, a Milanese manager, photographer, and jazz musician of rare talent.

    TITLE:   

    Bougainvillea

    SUPPORT:

    Cotton canvas on frame

    SIZE:

    50 x 60 cm

    TECHNIQUE:

    Oil on canvas

    DATE:

    July 2025

    SERIAL N.:

    20250701

    NOTES:

    Subject taken from one photographs, created solely with a spatula

  • Race in the Camargue

    A rider, elegant and steady, gallops at full speed, facing with a watchful gaze the charge of a young bull.
    Rays of light vibrantly cut through the lush landscape, amplifying the sensation of speed and motion.
    Between man and nature unfolds a dialogue of strength and harmony: the bull’s instinctive energy against the controlled precision of the rider and his steed.
    A suspended moment, full of sunlight, color, and movement.

    TITLE:   

    Corsa in Camargue

    SUPPORT:

    Cotton canvas on frame

    SIZE:

    50 x 50 cm

    TECHNIQUE:

    Oil on canvas

    DATE:

    August 2025

    SERIAL N.:

    20250801

    NOTES:

    From one of my photographs, created exclusively with a palette knife.

  • Art Exchange: America & Italy Vibo Valentia


    Art Exchange: America & Italy – A Cultural Bridge Between Calabria and the United States

    From August 6 to 24, 2025, the elegant halls of Palazzo Gagliardi in Vibo Valentia will host the international group exhibition “Art Exchange: America & Italy”, promoted by the Carlo Rambaldi Foundation. After its successful debut in New York at the Culture Lab LIC in Long Island City, the event now arrives in Italy as a vibrant cultural exchange between two artistic worlds: Italian and American.

    The initiative aims to foster a visual and creative dialogue between Calabria and the United States, bringing together Italian and American artists through diverse expressive languages united by shared values and universal perspectives. As Giuseppe Lombardi, Vice President of the cultural association Rambaldi Promotion, stated, the exhibition “highlights art as a universal language capable of transcending borders and promoting mutual understanding.”

    Among the featured works are pieces ranging from tradition to innovation, showcasing a wide variety of styles, techniques, and artistic approaches. The exhibition as a whole invites visitors to reflect on the power of art as a tool for intercultural connection and as a vehicle for shared creativity..


    Event Information

    Date: From July 17 to August 24, 2025, with opening on Thursday, July 17 at 5:00 PM

    Where: Palazzo Gagliardi – Corso Umberto I, 121, 89900 Vibo Valentia VV

    Exhibition Curator: Daniela Rambaldi


    The Calabrian press and television gave extensive coverage to the event, which was covered and described on numerous occasions, often highlighting my painting of New York.

  • The Grandfather and the Little Grandson

    I resume: A crouched child covers his head with both hands. He opens one eye and looks around, bewildered, at a world lashed by the wind. The grandfather hugs him, wraps him up warmly. He takes his tiny hand and whispers, “don’t worry,” before accompanying him outside on one of the very first walks of his life.

    TITLE:   

    The Grandfather and the Little Grandson

    SUPPORT:

    Cotton canvas on frame

    SIZE:

    50 x 50 cm

    TECHNIQUE:

    Oil on canvas

    DATE:

    January 2025

    SERIAL N.:

    20250101

    NOTES:

    A fantasy subject, painted with a brush.

  • The World in an Instant

    First Solo Exhibition
    by GPaolo Macario

    Organized by Promo.terr within the exhibition spaces of the Grand Hotel Guinigi in Lucca.

    Twelve selected works presented to the public for a full month.

    From June 9th to July 9th, 2025

    Grand Hotel Guinigi – Lucca

    Curator: Gianni Capolei

    Grand hotel Guinigi – Lucca

    GianPaolo Macario presents “The World in an Instant”, an exhibition where the Lombard artist captures and freezes on canvas a variety of life’s images that surround him — a kaleidoscope of moments in which Macario seizes the fleeting instant of a cat, a landscape, a woman, or a memory by the sea.

    The exhibition is part of the “Art Path” curated by Promo-Terr Association, offering guests a true artistic tour inside the hotel — starting from the lobby and leading visitors floor by floor to discover the works on display.

  • The suspended quiet of Valletta

    In the scorching heart of August, Valletta presents itself as a city frozen in time, carved in golden stone that challenges the gaze and heats the air. A few steps echo through its streets emptied by the sun, where the eye seeks refuge in the shade of a balcony, behind the corner of a door.

    The facades, sand and honey colored, shine with bright light, but they are enlivened by the “gallariji” – wooden balconies painted in bold shades, emerald green and cobalt blue – that look out like silent observers above the pavement.

    Above our heads, strings stretched between the houses hold colored paper lanterns, light as cheerful thoughts, ready for the celebration of the Assumption. Red, yellow, indigo and emerald, they dance in the breeze of the nearby sea, between shadow and sun, waiting for the evening when the city will wake up in a bright explosion of faith and joy.

    In this suspended moment, my painting captures the warm breath of the city and its hidden heart, which beats slowly, waiting for the party.

    TITLE:   

    The suspended quiet of Valletta

    SUPPORT:

    Cotton canvas on frame

    SIZE:

    65 x 80

    TECHNIQUE:

    Oil on canvas

    DATE:

    June 2025

    SERIAL N.:

    20250602

    NOTES:

    Subject taken from one of my photos and made entirely with a spatula

  • Barcelona Art Exibition

    Barcelona – Gallery C6

    A major group exhibition of artists from different European countries, Gracia, Italy, Spain and France. The exhibition, organized by ROI Moving Art was more than a simple showcase: it was a dynamic platform for interaction and growth, attracting a wide range of professionals and enthusiasts from the artistic community to a venue in the historic center of Barcelona, ​​near the Cathedral.

    Event information

    Period: From May 29th to June 3rd 2025, with inauguration on Thursday May 29th at 17:00

    Where: Gallery C6 – Carrer de l’Hostal d’en Sol, 7, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, ​​Spain

    Exhibition curator: Eleni Eirini Xenaki

    Below you can consult the catalog:


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