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Expresion italiana que significa "arte pobre" y que define una corriente estetica aparecida en Turin hacia 1967 como reaccion frente al arte tradicional en la medida en que este es considerado bello y de materiales nobles.

El arte povera se vale de objetos del desecho o sin valor real ni artistico, triviales y ajenos a denominaciones como bello, hermoso o exquisito. Se propone dar valor a estructuras primarias conseguidas con materiales groseros y hasta repulsivos, pero siempre intentando dotarles de un espiritu poetico. Para ello trata de llevar la atenci�n del espectador hacia aspectos cotidianos anonimos y rutinarios a los que nunca se habia atribuido ninguna cualidad artistica, pero sobre todo se define como contrapeso de la cultura tradicional, a la que considera inalienable y cerrada a la averiguacion de las nuevas perspectivas revolucionarias.

Entre los artistas que cultivan el arte povera destacan Antoni Tapies, Giovanni Anselmo, Mario Merz, Gilberto Zorio, Giuseppe Penone, Michalangelo Pistoletto, Luciano Fabro, Pino Pascali, Janis Kounellis, Lawrence Weiner, Richard Serra, Robert Morris, Hans Haacke y Gerhard Azenall.

Italian expression that means "poor art" and that as opposed to defines an appeared aesthetic current in Turin towards 1967 like reaction the traditional art in the measurement in which this one is considered beautiful and of noble materials.

The povera art bond of objects of the remainder or without real nor artistic value, trivial and other people's to denominations like beautiful, beautiful or exquisite. One sets out to give value to obtained primary structures with crude materials and until repulsive, but always trying to equip to them with a poetic spirit. For it it tries to take the attention of the spectator towards anonymous and routine daily aspects to which never no artistic quality had been attributed, but mainly it is defined as counterbalance of the traditional culture, to which it considers inalienable and closed to the inquiry of the new revolutionary perspective.

Between the artists who cultivate the povera art emphasizes Antoni T఩es, Giovanni Anselmo, Mario Merz, Gilberto Zorio, Giuseppe Penone, Michalangelo Pistoletto, Luciano Fabro, Pascali Pine, Janis Kounellis, Lawrence Weiner, Richard Serra, Robert Morris, Hans Haacke and Gerhard Azenall.