This colorful courtyard combines eccentric colors with historic art pieces. The Italian courtyard has been temporarily re-designed by Studio Fink to hold the Bergamo gallery. The outdoor exhibit takes place in a colorful courtyard where Renaissance paintings have been installed on angular planters. Each bright purple planter sits on the ground so the paintings are presented at low levels. The floor itself changes colors between a sea of blue and orange.
‘Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo’ created the ‘Palma de Vecchio Popup Square’ to showcase the beautiful Renaissance paintings in a modern atmosphere.
The bright explosions of colors add a sense of play to the traditional paintings. The outdoor museum will remain as an exhibit for 100 days.
Brightly Colored Courtyards
'Fink Studio' Made a Colorful Courtyard into a Historic Art Museum
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