Art Crimes - Angelo Accardi Exhibition

Art Crimes. At the Ambrosiana in Milan, from 3 to 28 April, the Pop Surrealism of Angelo Accardi. From Plato to Duchamp, from Aristotle to Dalí, from Raphael to Cattelan: 500 years of art and mysteries following in the footsteps of The School of Athens.
"Art Crimes is a visual investigation into intellectual theft in art. Every work is born from another: art is a timeless dialogue where inspiration, homage, and appropriation blur together. From Leonardo to Duchamp, from Picasso to Bacon, art is an act of subtraction and transformation. Every masterpiece regenerates over time, feeding on references. Socrates converses with AI, while Clouseau chases an endless enigma: theft as an act of creation."
Entrance in Piazza San Sepolcro