The countdown has started! The new year is around the corner and so our programming is. The first appointment will be at BAF 2023. The Art Fair will show four oil paintings signed by Pizio. Come to see them at the Wikiarte Gallery stand. Stay tuned!
Events
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At the end of 1999 Pizio designed and realized the monument dedicated to Pope John XXIII for the village of Sotto il Monte (BG), commissioned by the then Mayor Pietro Esposito and the Association of Friends of Pope John XXIII. Initially it was located in Piazza della Pace but later […]
Published by Grafica & Arte, with writings by Amanzio Possenti, the catalog offers an overview of the artistic life of Tomaso Pizio. Proposed as an introspective journey also for the reader who faces the subject of Pizio for the first time. The works, mostly unpublished, show careful and in-depth pictorial, […]
On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of Pizio’s death, together with the Idica Choir of Clusone and Atiesse Schilpario, the family and dearest friends have decided to commemorate this event. On Saturday, August 11, 2018 at 11.00 a.m. will be celebrated the Holy Mass dedicated to the artist ” […]
The temporary exhibition will take place in Schilpario (Bg) at the former Cimon della Bagozza bar, in Cardinal Maj Square. The artist’s paintings, graphics and sculptures will be available from 4th to 26th August. During the month of August, two altarpieces dedicated to Don Bosco, made in 1984 and commissioned […]
The competition is aimed at discovering and taking a census of Pizio’s works installed both in public and private places. Participation is and free, just send a photo of the work to the following email address: tomasopizio@gmail.com, indicating the place where the work is located. The competition is open until […]
The bronze sculpture created by Tomaso Pizio in 1998, entitled ‘The Ballerina’, will be exhibited at the headquarters of the Province of Bergamo, from June 20th to September 19th, 2018. The sculpure was created to celebrate dance and woman, both strong and elegant, figures constantly at the center of Pizio’s […]