AlexArt International Gallery was opened — and continues to be run — by an Italian woman with a colorful vision of the world. by: Niki Kottmann Managing Editor of Arts and Entertainment Alexa Scanziani’s art gallery literally turns heads.

Showcasing a very colorful collection, at Miami Spectrum Fabio Dal Boni sold more than any other artist. Redwood Media Group final report sees Fabio in fourth place in the general list of top sales by galleries and artists, and in the first place among artists who have participated in the event with a solo booth. A terrific result to be shared with all my collectors and fans. Thanks!

 

Read the entire story in Redwood Media Group!

In the happiest day of their life, Molly and Chris have decided to celebrate their wedding in a really special venue -- at AlexArt International Art Gallery.

 

Their marriage has thus begun in a feast of colors and of unique artworks by Fabio Dal Boni, Massimo Meda, Guido Borelli, Danka Weitzen and more international artists.

Christmas is a special time of the year and at AlexArt International Art Gallery it has been celebrated with beautiful decorations and surprises.

On November 29th, kids revealed the front store’s 3-panel window - that had been covered with Christmas paper - to discover a beautiful and exotic Nativity! It was created by 15-year-old Matilde Dal Boni with hundreds of hand-painted figures: all kinds of animals, fantastic figures and personalities from past history.

These peaceful creatures were positioned on concrete Medablocks (by artist Massimo Meda) and it seemed that they were converging toward baby Jesus, placed between his parents just outside a Sioux tent. On the background, a beautiful fluorescent Moon painted by Massimo Meda that has been shining every night and will continue to be there until January 7th!

On December 15th and 22nd, a special guest has visited AlexArt International Art Gallery — Santa! The dear bearded man in red and gold-rimmed glasses has given out presents to many young children who were at the gallery with their parents: books, soft toys, and candies.

Happy Holiday Season to all of you!

AlexArt International is proud to presents The Russian Art Journey, an exhibition of contemporary artists and memorabilia from the Czarist Era to the fall of the Soviet Union. The exclusive collection, curated by Alexa Scanziani, tells the big changes that shaped the future of this Region in the early ‘90s.

The artworks of some of the most acclaimed multidisciplinary talents like Dan Semenovich Markovich, Igor Aleksandrovich Krupenko, Andrei Sharov, and Alexander Tumanov are displayed in fascinating dialogue among the diverse cultures of Russia, Georgia, and the other former Soviet Republics. Exhibit dates: December 7 – January 31, 2018 Opening Reception: Friday, December 7, 6:00–9:00 pm

After last year's success, Fabio Dal Boni will return to Miami for the Art Week with an even bigger exhibition space. Save the date December 5-9, 2018 and enjoy the show at Miami Spectrum, booth 321. Book here to participate with Fabio at the most exclusive art week of the year!

 

Miami features leading artists, galleries, art dealers, art consultants, designers from America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia. Spectrum Miami. Red Dot Miami, Miami Art Basel and dozen of important fairs, all around Miami, showing significant works of Modern, Pop and Contemporary art. Visit and follow Fabio Boni's unearthly colors at Spectrum Miami, booth 321, at Mana Wynwood, 2217 NW 5th Avenue.

BY PHILIP LEDERER - SRQ DAILY - WEEKEND EDITION FRIDAY OCT 5, 2018

For those seeking out the aforementioned Italian Old Masters, look no further than AlexArt International Art Gallery on Pineapple Avenue. Inside, in addition to the vibrant, three-dimensional art of Massimo Meda, gallery owner Alexa Scanziani has put together a special exhibition of five paintings never before exhibited in the United States.  These works come from private collections and will only be on display through November 3. Paintings include Landscape with Cattle and Figures by Francesco Zuccarelli, Praying Virgin by Francesco Guardi and, in a Flemish touch, a landscape from Jan Wildens.

 

 

AlexArt International proudly presents Old Masters

Superb Old Masters Paintings will be on exhibit at AlexArt International Art Gallery in Sarasota, FL (USA) from October 5 to November 3, 2018.

The exhibition will lead guests, collectors, art teachers, and students along a path never explored. It will reveal a fascinating connection among some of the most representative Old Masters in Italian and Flemish Art. 

Major experts and important literature attest to the authenticity of the masterpieces.

The "Praying Virgin", a rare oval by Francesco Guardi, the “Capriccio with Tower and Village" by Michele Marieschi and the bucolic landscape by Francesco Zuccarelli will be showcased at AlexArt International Art Gallery for the sole concession of one of the heirs of the business magnate and art collector Antonio Giuliani. A beautiful landscape by Flemish 17-century painter Jan Wildens and an interesting Nativity of Jesus with Oriental flavor by an anonymous complete the rare collection.

AlexArt International Art Gallery of Sarasota has been selected as the exclusive representative to enhance a selection of this magnificent private collection.

This confirms the great positioning of the iconic studio in Sarasota as a perfect meeting point between Italian excellence, American collectors, and International events.

Join us at AlexArt International Art Gallery in Sarasota (Florida), 25 N Pineapple Ave, for this unique opportunity.

Pre-Opening by invitation: Friday 5, October 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm

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BY STACIE SCHAIBLE - WFLA NEWS CHANNEL 8 

WFLA) - Fabio Dal Boni is a gifted local artist. At 59, he suddenly suffered a massive heart attack while playing tennis with his wife. He was rushed to the Pepin Heart Institute at Florida Hospital in Tampa, but was unresponsive. He remembers, vividly, being overcome by a feeling of peace. "The light was incredible. White and bright," he said.

Doctors were able to revive Dal Boni after he was technically dead for several minutes, a time lapse far too long for most to survive. He suffered what is known as a widow maker heart attack. A main artery in his heart was 100 percent blocked. "The doctor said, 'you're back. You have an extra life.' Enjoy this extra life," said Dal Boni.

That was two and a half years ago and Dal Boni knew he had to show his gratitude in a way only he could. He created a very special work of art for the Pepin Heart Institute and the philanthropist behind it, Tom Pepin.

The two men met for the first time as Dal Boni presented Pepin with his creation. At first glance, the artwork is clearly in the shape of a heart but it goes much deeper than that. Dal Boni read about a cave in Navajo territory in Arizona, where for only a moment each day, sunlight hits the cave ceiling and forms the shape of a heart.

Dal Boni traveled there and captured the image on his cell phone that he then turned into an amazing work of art. Tom Pepin is deeply touched by Dal Boni's gift. He says the Pepin Heart Institute was built in honor of his father, Art Pepin, who was a heart transplant recipient. "Fighting heart disease is one of the greatest gifts we can give our community because there is a tsunami of cardiovascular disease that has hit our state and our nation," Pepin said. 

The Pepin Heart Institute is now 20 years old and has helped more than 100,000 patients in that time. "We have a philosophy that we treat the entire family, not just the patient. Over and over again I hear these stories and that does my heart well," said Pepin.

As for Dal Boni, he is living his best life and appreciating the second chance at life he's been given.

 Watch the video-interview on WFLA News Channel 8!