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Maxxi L’Aquila Opens Exhibition on Fabio Mauri’s Centenary

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Maxxi L’Aquila Opens Exhibition on Fabio Mauri’s Centenary

Maxxi L’Aquila has opened an exhibition exploring the subtle allure of propaganda in the work of Italian artist Fabio Mauri.

Curatorial Team

The show is curated by artists Maurizio Cattelan and Francesco Papini, who selected works spanning Mauri’s career.

Centenary Celebration

The exhibition coincides with the 100th anniversary of Mauri’s birth, marking a milestone for the late painter.

Exhibition Focus

Visitors will encounter paintings and installations that illustrate Mauri’s restrained approach to political imagery, described by the curators as “discreet charm of propaganda.”

Current Status

The exhibition is open to the public through the end of the year, with guided tours scheduled weekly.

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