150 Artists Brothers in Italy

“150 Artists Brothers in Italy” was a prestigious exhibition of artists held in Assisi in 2011, in conjunction with the tribute to the Romanian caricaturist Stefan Popa, winner of the Mediterranean Art Prize. The event featured the participation of numerous Italian artists, creating an important moment of encounter and cultural dialogue.

Among the protagonists was Alessandro Rinaldi, who contributed with his works distinguished by a personal and recognizable style, capable of combining contemporary sensitivity with artistic research. His presence further enriched the value of the exhibition, offering the public an original and intense perspective on the language of contemporary art.
The event produced official catalogues, now available at the OmpSi headquarters in Assisi, which collect the visual testimonies of all the participating artists, including Rinaldi’s works, confirming the cultural and documentary significance of the exhibition.

Event Details:

• Name: 150 Artists Brothers in Italy
• Location: Assisi, at the Monte Frumentario Palace
• Date: May 2011 (May 27–29)
• Context: An art exhibition held alongside a tribute to Stefan Popa, a Romanian caricaturist.
• Materials availability: The exhibition catalogues can be found at the OmpSi headquarters in Assisi.