Red and blue mark the exhibition experience of Rossella Andriani in Gubbio, until the 30^th June at the Diocesan Museum. 

Rossella Andriani, Apulian with Salento origins, was born in 1953, studied and lived in Bari until her relocation to Mola di Bari in 1978 where she currently lives and works. Her technical-commercial preparation that she got in the school couldn’t compete with her favourite travelling companions, that is art and literature.

As self-taught person, she could complete an artistic education of high level, so to obtain great successes from the public and the critics, thanks to her artworks she has exhibited since 1982 in Italy and abroad.

All her exhibition in Gubbio is based on the theme of red and blue, as recalled in the title, and the artworks find themselves interacting with one of the oldest historical buildings of the city, the Canonical Palace, seat of the Museum, with an extraordinary architecture and close links to permanent collections.

The exhibition will be open to the public from the 3^rd to the 30^th June, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 6 pm. 

For further information:

075 9220904; info@museogubbio.it

www.rossellaandriani.it

www.comune.gubbio.pg.it/