Annibale Pace

Annibale Pace, also known as Carmine, was born in Grottaglie in 1963 and later moved to Taranto for work-related reasons. His passion for art, nurtured since his youth "in his heart," fully blossomed when he discovered the art courses offered by Maestra Antonella Micocci. Here, he learned the fundamentals of artistic interpretation and its diverse applications. After a period of apprenticeship, his thirst for knowledge led him to the workshop of Maestro Paolo Tagliaferro, where he cultivated a passion for hyperrealistic painting. Not content with that, and even more intrigued, he found himself under the skilled guidance of Maestro E. G. Solferino, a meeting that encouraged him to approach the Artistic Center "La Casaccia," where the maestro conducted courses in artistic disciplines. With the cultural baggage he acquired and the experiences gained over the years in the regional and national art scene, he aimed to participate in high-profile international exhibitions, garnering significant acclaim.

Bottega Artemisia

Paolo Tagliaferro

Centro Artistico "La Casaccia"

Carousell Du Louvre, Louvre, Parigi, 2013

Paestum Arte, Paestum, 2013

Premio Nazionale di Pittura, Grottaglie, 2015

100 Artisti per l’EXPO (EXPO 2015, Milano), Bergamo, 2015

Paolo Tagliaferro e i suoi allievi, Vicenza, 2018

Art’ Arete’, Grottaglie (TA), 2019

Dalla grisaglia al colore, Laterza, 2019

Arte in fiera Dolomiti, Treviso, 2022

Giganti di Puglia, Francavilla Fontana (BR), 2022

Cubiamo, Francavilla Fontana (BR), 2022

Natale degli artisti, Brindisi, 2022

Colors of Fashion – Biennale di Venezia, Venezia, 2022

Mesagnesi, Mesagne (BR), 2023

A Carnevale ogni scherzo vale, Francavilla Fontana (BR), 2023

Chi può esser lieto sia, Mesagne (BR), 2023

L’abbraccio delle donne, Villa Castelli (TA), 2023

Mostra d’arte per il centenario dell’aeronautica Militare, Francavilla Fontana (BR), 2023