The conference on November 19, 2025 is titled Report
This is the second of three conferences that will take place during the same year, centered on the issue of languages in art.
During this conference, the speaker, Prof. Michele Tison, will present the results of the first lessons from the newly initiated painting course in Longarone.
The course is dedicated to teaching techniques, presenting themes, subjects, and genres of abstract and informal painting.
The second topic involves providing future students, as well as art enthusiasts and art history scholars, with contributions and insights for awareness and understanding of the language adopted by artists of informal art.
Informal art expressed itself in several trends, mostly non-figurative, which influenced subsequent developments in contemporary art from the 1960s to the present day.
The presentation by Professor Michele Tison will be preceded by a brief overview of the works of informal artists conducted in the neuro-sensory-perceptive-aesthetic projection by Dr. Renzo Barbazza.
For this reason, an excerpt from the Atlas of the History of the Works of the Artists will be used.
At the end of the conference, there will be ample space for questions from the audience and contributions made through their interventions.
Admission to the event is free and without reservation.
