CESCA GIOVANNI

Giovanni Cesca was born in 1947 in San Donà di Piave, where he lives and he has his studio. He attended the Art Institute of Carmini in Venice, specializing in the fresco technique and in 1970 he graduated in painting at the Academy of Fine Arts of Venice.
Since 1967, he participates in the Italian art with various solo and group exhibitions and he is involved in national and international exhibitions. The most significant exhibitions that took part were held in Rome, Venice, Livorno, Pordenone, Perugia, Trevi, Florence, Vienna, Tokyo, Nagoya, Ghent, New York. He has given over thirty different personal lequali between Italian and foreign cities: Milan, Venice, Bologna, Florence, Naples, Savona, Bergamo, Ferrara, Treviso, Sarajevo, Zadar, Zagreb, Hamburg, Rotterdam.
In thirty five years of work the artist has explicitly put forward in various areas in-depth exposure work done by various techniques of painting, graphic works and installations. He has done paintings and mosaic works to places of worship, the most recent of which is the Via Crucis altarpiece for the Church of S. S. Maria Assunta Dona 'di Piave. He is teacher at the High School of Portogruaro, where, in addition to teaching drawing and art history, he is conducting an experiment in multimedia environment. Documentation of his artistic activity is located in the Historical Archive of Contemporary Arts and the Archive of Venice for the Italian art of the twentieth century of the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florence. Recently it has been included in the prestigious Dictionary of Art "Allgemeines Kunstlerlexicon" published in Germany.
In 2011 Giovanni Cesca is present at the exhibition "Terre Nuove. Paesaggi di bonifica nel Veneto orientale" Landscape Museum of Torre di Mosto from 25/06 to 11/09/2011 with the work map-graphy, Bonifica 2011, 40 crayons and graphite, cm 30x30.
From 10 to 31 December 2011, the exhibition "Treviso tra storia e natura" in Treviso at Cà da Noal-Casa Robegan.
On 2012, from 11/02 to 09/04 the exibition at the Galleria Talenti Arte & Cultura of Portobuffolè: "Portobuffolè: anima venetica nelle radure". A fascinating journey through art, history, culture and territory.