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“Te Vejo” Beaded Sculpture by Beya Gille Gacha Temporarily Installed in Civitella’s Courtyard
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“Te Vejo” Beaded Sculpture by Beya Gille Gacha Temporarily Installed in Civitella’s Courtyard
A new sculpture sits beneath the statue of Ruggero Cane, the patriarch of the Ranieri lineage, in the Civitella courtyard. An iteration of her piece Te Vejo at the 61st Venice Biennale, Visual Arts Fellow Beya Gille Gacha was compelled to install this version of Te Vejo at Civitella, across from her studio, Upupa, after receiving a sign from […]
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