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Gianna Scoino Sewn Memories

Well known Florentine artist Gianna Scoino has a show opening tomorrow at Galleria Tornabuoni (Borgo San Jacopo 53r) called “Memorie Cucite” – Sewn memories. These multimedia works (paper, sewing thread, hand printing) are subtely beautiful. They sew together memories of the past using a personal visual language.

Opening October 28th at 6pm; Until November 16th. Free.

By arttrav on October 27, 2010 – 11:00 amNo Comment

Tags: contemporary art, exhibit, Florence

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ArtTrav is a blog about expat life, art, and travel in Italy and Europe. I am Alexandra Korey, a Florence-based art historian turned blogger.

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