Artempo

Artempo was housed in the Venezian-Gothic Palazzo Fortuny, Mariano Fortuny's former home, studio, showroom, and "Think-Tank". Fortuny's own art ranged across many fields, and he was also an eclectic art-collector, as well as an organizer of lectures, concerts, and discussions. Artempo was designed with the spirit of Fortuny in mind, utilizing the Palazzo as a "Laboratory of Ideas". In 2009 the Museum Palazzo Fortuny organized a second exhibition, titled In-Finitum, built around the ideas from Fortuny and Artempo. ==Artists==

Along with objects from different periods and cultures, artists who were on display at Artempo were: • Marina Abramović • El Anatsui • Arman • Antonin Artaud • Francis Bacon • Erzsebet Baerveldt • Hans Bellmer • Alighiero Boetti • Christian Boltanski • Michael Borremans • Louise Bourgeois • André Breton • Peter Buggenhout • Alberto Burri • Cai Guo-Qiang • Enrico Castellani • Loris Cecchini • Tony Cragg • Yael Davids • Berlinde De Bruyckere • Giorgio de Chirico • Jean Dubuffet • Marcel Duchamp • Marlene Dumas • Jan Fabre • Robert Filliou • Fischli & Weiss • Lucio Fontana • Mariano Fortuny • Alberto Giacometti • Gotthard Graubner • Thomas Grünfeld • Gutai • Anish Kapoor • On Kawara • William Kentridge • Kimsooja • Yves Klein • Bertrand Lavier • Jean-Jacques Lebel • Man Ray • Piero Manzoni • Gordon Matta-Clark • Marisa Merz • Sabrine Mezzaqui • Tatsuo Miyajima • Jorge Molder • Sadamasa Motonaga • Klaus Münch • Saburo Murakami • Roman Opalka • Orlan • Pablo Picasso • Otto Piene • Markus Raetz • Robert Rauschenberg • Charles Ross • Medardo Rosso • Thomas Ruff • Claude Rutault • Richard Serra • Shozo Shimamoto • Fujiko Shiraga • Kazuo Shiraga • Thomas Schütte • Curt Stenvert • Dominique Stroobant • Shiro Tsujimura • Antoni Tàpies • James Turrell • Günther Uecker • Emilio Vedova • Jef Verheyen • Andy Warhol • Adolfo Wildt • Tsuruko Yamazaki • ZERO == References ==