Coloring albums have in recent years become a widespread practice, intended not only for children (as in origin) but especially for adults. A creative way to take a break, at the end of the day, and relax through the therapeutic effect of colors.
131 artists united for a colouring book on contemporary art
From Cattelan to Adrian Paci, over a hundred artists have been called to create original drawings that can be downloaded for free and coloured. A way to express creativity in times of quarantine.
Courtesy of the artist. © Archivio Maurizio Cattelan.
Courtesy of the artists. © Vedovamazzei.
Courtesy of the artist. © Nico Vascellari.
Courtesy of the artist. © Ettore Favini.
Courtesy of the artist and of Galleria Lia Rumma, Milano/Napoli.
Courtesy of the artist. © Jimmy Milani.
Courtesy of the artist. © Piero Corva.
Courtesy of the artist. © Bruno Marrapodi.
Courtesy of the artist. © Lucia Cristiani.
Courtesy of the artist. © Davide Allieri.
Courtesy of the artist. © Cleo Fariselli.
Courtesy of the artist. © Andrea Contin.
Courtesy of the artist. © Stefano Serusi.
Courtesy of the artist. © Vanni Cuoghi.
Courtesy of the artist. © Lorenza Boisi.
Courtesy of the artist. © Niccolò Moronato.
Courtesy of the artist. © Serena Vestrucci.
Courtesy of the artist. © Claudia Losi.
Courtesy of the artist. © Chiara Capellini.
Courtesy of the artist. © Nicolò Baraggioli.
Courtesy of the artist. © Nana Wolke.
Courtesy of the artist. © Emilio Isgrò.
Courtesy of the artist. © Andrea Sala.
Courtesy of the artist. © Roberto Amoroso.
Courtesy of the artist. © Alice Pedroletti.
Courtesy of the artist. © Marco Bongiorni.
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- Giulia Ronchi
- 17 March 2020
Now that the reasons for tension are several, because of the Coronavirus pandemic that forced Italy into quarantine, the artists decided to join and make their own contribution by realizing, a page each, a great coloring album of contemporary Italian art. The Colouring Book is an idea by Rossella Farinotti and Gianmaria Biancuzzi. The drawings can be downloaded or printed from the online platform Milano Art Guide and then coloured. The Colouring Book will be constantly updated with new contributions.
The artists partecipating until now are: Maurizio Cattelan, T-yong Chung, Andrea Contin, Cool Couple, Roberto Fassone, Matteo Fato, Ettore Favini, Irene Fenara, Cosimo Filippini, Anna Franceschini, Goldschmied & Chiari, Paolo Gonzato, Emilio Isgrò, Corrado Levi, Lorenza Longhi, Luca Loreti, Claudia Losi, Dario Maglionico, Masbedo, Samuele Menin, Marzia Migliora, Ornaghi & Prestinari, Adrian Paci, Parasite 2.0, Marinella Senatore, Sissi, Patrick Tuttofuoco, Nico Vascellari, Vedovamazzei, Serena Vestrucci Giulio Zanet among others.
- The Colouring Book
- Rossella Farinotti and Gianmaria Biancuzzi
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Maurizio Cattelan, L.O.V.E.
Vedovamazzei.
Nico Vascellari.
Ettore Favini, Camouflage.
Marzia Migliora, Situazioni.
Jimmy Milani, "Sebastiàn" x colorare i numerini.
Piero Corva, Corsa Sospesa.
Bruno Marrapodi, La Casa del mio commercialista.
Lucia Cristiani, Tirapugni.
Davide Allieri, Untitled.
Cleo Fariselli, Untitled.
Andrea Contin, Il Clown Dentone.
Stefano Serusi, Non riesco a nascondere che tutto ciò che mi ispira sia fuori dalla porta di casa.
Vanni Cuoghi, Maledetta Primavera.
Lorenza Boisi, Leggo con relativa preoccupazione.
Niccolò Moronato, Near far wherever you are.
Serena Vestrucci, Quaresima in quarantena.
Claudia Losi, Babilonia.
Chiara Capellini, Una sola pennellata.
Nicolò Baraggioli, Yellow Climax.
Nana Wolke, Equs Feminus XI (final scene).
Emilio Isgrò, La bella addormentata.
Andrea Sala, Termosifone.
Roberto Amoroso, Kattenkabinet.
Alice Pedroletti, Study for a sculpture (prototypes for an organic city). Sculpture 06/19.
Marco Bongiorni, il mondo non può + aspettare.