Gastone Biggi — Tempo Continuo

ABC-ARTE launches in Milan Tempo Continuo, the first solo exhibition by Gastone Biggi at the gallery's Milan space. Curated by Flaminio Gualdoni and produced in collaboration with the Fondazione Gastone Biggi, the show highlights selected works from six pivotal cycles of the artist's career.

Practical information

• When: 4 June 2026 – 12 September 2026
• Where: ABC-ARTE, Via Santa Croce 21, 20122 Milan
• Curator: Flaminio Gualdoni
• Collaboration: Fondazione Gastone Biggi
• Works on display: selection from six key cycles: I Continui, Le Variabili, Eventi – Guerra e Pace, New York, Puntocromie, and Fleurs

Why visit

The exhibition provides a cohesive reading of Biggi’s trajectory, contrasting works from different phases of his practice. It reveals the interplay between formal discipline and color experimentation, and includes previously unseen pieces that contextualize his influence on late 20th-century Italian art.

What to expect

The display ranges from the experimental black-and-white approaches of I Continui to the color fields of Puntocromie, including works inspired by New York and series addressing political and moral themes like Eventi – Guerra e Pace. The route concludes with the luminous, conceptually light Fleurs.

Short biography

Gastone Biggi (Rome, 1925 – Tordenaso, 2014) was a significant figure in Italian post-war art. Trained in the immediate postwar years, he pursued a research-focused practice on color, light and time, participating in major national and international exhibitions and contributing theoretical writings linked to his pictorial work.

Visitor tips

• Check the gallery's official website for opening hours and any closures before your visit.
• Recommended for contemporary art enthusiasts, scholars and collectors.
• Location: Via Santa Croce, 21 – 20122 Milan. Plan transport and parking in advance.