Studio Trisorio (Naples) launches 'Aperitivo con gli artisti': biweekly

The gallery as a community hub

Studio Trisorio in Naples is launching a new series of informal meetings designed to turn the gallery into a space for exchange and community building. The program, called Aperitivo con gli artisti, offers biweekly appointments where conversations among art professionals are opened to the public to share experiences and practices.

Format of the events

Each session is structured as a horizontal dialogue: one artist interviews another, addressing biographical aspects as well as research and insights into contemporary practice. After the talk, the gallery's garden hosts a convivial aperitif to continue the discussion in a relaxed setting.

Practical information

• When: Wednesday, 29 April 2026, 18:30
• Where: Studio Trisorio, via Carlo Poerio 110, Naples (gallery garden)
• Format: public dialogue followed by an aperitif prepared by Joca Restaurant
• Frequency: biweekly meetings

Opening session: Sergio Fermariello in conversation with Luciano Romano

The series opens with a conversation between Sergio Fermariello and Luciano Romano. The talk will focus on key moments of Fermariello's artistic trajectory, highlighting the interplay between mark-making, personal memory and collective imaginaries that define his work.

Artist profile

• Sergio Fermariello (born Naples, 1961) began his artistic research in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
• His practice is known for the repetition of a pictographic sign, central to series such as Guerrieri.
• Notable milestones include a solo debut in 1989 in Naples, participation in the 1993 Venice Biennale, and works held in public collections such as Museo Madre.

Why attend

The format is aimed at professionals in the art world and visitors interested in a deeper understanding of creative processes and contemporary practice. The informal setting and aperitif encourage direct conversation with artists and curators, creating an environment for meaningful exchange beyond standard exhibition presentations.

Practical tip: arrive a few minutes early for registration; the event is suitable for those seeking direct engagement with local art practitioners.