Laveronica Arte contemporanea is proud to announce the staging of U 'ncuontru by the Albanian artist Adrian Paci. The event took place in Modica in the hours before dawn on April 4, Easter Sunday 2021, along a path that ... Read more →

Laveronica arte contemporanea is proud to present The Chouas – We are the movie!, the first solo show in Italy by the belgian moroccan artist Saddie Choua. Five men pushed in a corner of a room. A photo. Found ... Read more →

Within the frame of the religious events of Holy Week, the Processione delle Pietre will be a lay moment in which to acknowledge the value of active citizenship. It will feature various realities from Modica which—despite operating in different ... Read more →

Easy like Sunday morning  (Emilian/Terrestrial tautology) I had just been to Gino’s and I had added a major work by Maurizio Cattelan to my own meagre collection. On the A1, the questions buzzing round my head all concerned my actual ... Read more →

“Why don’t you open a gallery in Milan?” The idea behind Proloco came about after viewing the project Onore Perduto by the Sicilian architect Grasso Cannizzo at the Architecture Biennale in 2016. In the catalogue text, the ... Read more →

Laveronica Arte Contemporanea is delighted to present the exhibition Plant Echoes by Uriel Orlow. One of the most significant themes in Uriel Orlow’s work has been the challenging of methodologies of erasure. Whether he is investigating the legacy of ... Read more →

During the You Don’t Love Me Yet live tour (2002–17) local musicians, in 26 different cities were invited to cover the eponymous 1984 love song penned by Texan singer-songwriter Roky Erickson. In a diverse range of interpretations, ... Read more →

To celebrate its tenth anniversary, Laveronica Arte Contemporanea is delighted to present the exhibition Freedom Is a Constant Struggle by Emory Douglas, an artist who has tied his name to the Black Panther Party and who ... Read more →

Laveronica Arte Contemporanea is pleased to present Welcome to My Age of Anxiety, the first solo exhibition in Italy by Maryam Jafri. The exhibition investigates soft technologies of power invoking self-care at the heart of their ... Read more →

Laveronica Arte Contemporanea is proud to present Artists against MUOS, a collective exhibition with works by Antenne46, Francesco D’Amore, Francesca Dimanuele, Giuseppe Firrincieli, Guglielmo Manenti, Maddalena Migliore, Matilde Politi, Irene Puglisi, and Maria Domenica Rapicavoli. Along ... Read more →

Curated by Matteo Lucchetti  Galleria Laveronica is proud to present the new public work by Marinella Senatore Modica Street Musical – The Present, the Past and the Possible, a musical travelling around the city of Modica, ... Read more →

Curated by Matteo Lucchetti Laveronica Arte Contemporanea is pleased to present Propagandas, the first solo exhibition in Italy by Jonas Staal and developed in collaboration with the Ragusa-based Sicilian anarchist group Sicilia Libertaria. The exhibition revolves ... Read more →

Laveronica Arte Contemporanea presents The All Hearing, the first solo exhibition in Italy by Lawrence Abu Hamdan, curated by Robert Leckie.  Abu Hamdan explores the politics of listening through sound, video, sculpture, performance and installation. Recent ... Read more →

Laveronica Arte Contemporanea is pleased to present Adelita Husni-Bey’s second solo show at the gallery, featuring photographs, a film, and corollary works on paper. The film will be projected at the 19th-century  Aurora theatre in Modica shortly ... Read more →