A change of time

About

A Change of Time
International Group Exhibition in Naples from 7 to 21 June 2025
Curated by Nartwork APS, a network of international artists

From 7 to 21 June 2025, A Change of Time, a group exhibition bringing together 28 artists from 18 countries, will be displayed in Naples at Spazio57 Gallery. The exhibition is curated by Nartwork APS, a network of international artists promoting contemporary art.

The exhibition explores the evolution of time as both a subjective experience and a shared context: time as flow, as a tangle of lived experiences, as suspension. The artist becomes an interpreter of this uncertain passage, offering through their work a space where viewers can recognize themselves, lose themselves, and find themselves again in the present moment of emotion and reflection.

A Change of Time invites the public to pause in the “here and now,” where the encounter with art becomes an opportunity to generate new, intimate, and collective connections, free from the accelerated pace of contemporary life.

Opening
The opening will take place on Saturday,  7 June at 5:30 pm. The event will include a presentation of the exhibition by the curators and participating artists. Free copies of the exhibition catalog will be available. 

A small reception will follow.

Admission
Free entry. Open to the public from Tuesdays to Fridays, 2:30 PM – 7:30 PM, and Saturdays from 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM, at Spazio 57 Gallery, Via Chiatamone 57, Naples.

With the Patronage of
Regione Campania, Suor Orsola Benincasa University, and Associazione Alsob.

Artists:

Simona Berea (Romania), Anna Ceppi (Italy), CR-Abstrart (Italy), Alessandro Di Porzio (Italy), Rika Maja Duevel (Norway), Elijah Grannis (USA), Fadiese (France), Elvira Flamm (Germany), Monika Hartl (Austria), Violeta Hristova-Mintcheva (Bulgaria), Magdalena Jarochowska (Poland), Karaya (United Kingdom), Erich Kovar (Austria), Lausen (Switzerland), Atsushi Ohta (Japan), Attila Olasz (Hungary), Olga Osnach (Ukraine), Kseniya Oudenot (Ukraine), Kenny R.K. (Japan), Weronika Raczynska (Poland), Valentina Ranalli (Italy), Lisa Tahar (Germany), Maria Carolina Terracciano (Italy), Angela Thouless (Scotland), Gloria Vers (Spain), Roxana Yanovsky (Argentina), YOSHIKO (Japan), Lihong Zhang (Australia).

Curators

Rossella Bellan and Antonietta Panico

Art Critics and Historians

Gianpasquale Greco, Maria Aurelia Catalano Rossi Danielli

Graphic Design

Antonio Imparato

Exhibition Setup

Giulio Bellan