Emanuela Orler, daughter of Carmela and Davide Orler, second child of 8 children, is always been in the world of art and now is running 2 enterprises, one of sales and the other of expert advice of works of art. After having followed the family’s art galleries, clients and TV broadcasts for many years, she now takes part in the Dedalo River, a non-profit association for the arts.
p.m. to 9 p.m. both on Channel 78 and on Sky 918, or in streaming directly on the website. From September 4th to September 27th Affordable Art Point, including the artists involved in the project, will organize the exhibit “Arte Accessibile a Tutti” (“Art Accessible to Everybody”) at the Orler Gallery in Punta Ala, in Piazzetta Luna Rossa. In any case, Emanuela Orler does not only deal with these activities.
Its projects are the Affordable Art Point and Style Channel: the first started 5 years ago and is a website and a store that makes art more accessible, showing every artist and 10 of his or her more representative works online. Any user can surf inside the portal choosing among the available categories and perfecting his or her research among paintings, sculptures and photographs. This project also involves collectors and emerging artists and is broadcast in a TV program shown on Sundays and on Monday evenings from 8.30
In fact, in addition to Affordable Art Point, she activated a shop window on the international market through Style Channel, in streaming on www.affordablepoint. com , concerning various cultural themes and artistic movements, such as the Urban Art, the Street Art (represented by Fathi Hassan, Paolo Collini, Christian Costa, Ettore Sobrero, Bluer, Giuseppe Trentacoste, Graziella Pesenti, Julien Bacelon) and graffiti. All the works will be showed at the exhibit that will take place in September at the Orler Gallery in Punta Ala.
Venerdì 4 settembre presso la Galleria Orler di Punta Ala in Piazzetta Luna Rossa si inaugura la mostra di Affordable Art Point Arte Accessibile a tutti.
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Presenti artisti, telecamere, giornalisti e visita guidata. La mostra sarà apertà fino a domenica 27 settembre 41