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Francesco Bonami
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Me, Family
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The Spinster's Poems
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Francesco Bonami
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The Fourth Sex
Omnivorous and indefatigable, suggestible but independent, adolescents don't want to be balanced. They love extremes of everything from fashion and art to music and the Internet. Observed and studied by experts of all kinds, their behavior monitored by psychologists, educators, and marketing executives, adolescents represent a decisive and increasingly valuable segment of the buying public. They adore and consume trendy clothes and brand-new bands; they must be cool regardless of the cost. And adults turn to them more and more for clues on how to remain forever young and hip. The Fourth Sexturns a critical, illustrated spotlight on adolescence, a territory of transition crisscrossed by the m...
50 Times Bonami and Obrist by Teller
On the occasion of Hans Ulrich Obrist's fiftieth birthday in 2018, Swiss gallery 107 S-chanf asked fellow curator Francesco Bonami to create a celebratory exhibition. Bonami's initial idea was to invite 50 artists to create 50 portraits of Obrist in an ambitious collaborative homage. Yet the idea proved a little too ambitious, and Bonami decided to create the portraits all by himself. The gallery provided him with space and materials, and within just two weeks Bonami's 50 oil paintings were ready-endearing and humorous works, many of which playfully incorporate art figures of the past and present including Edward Hopper, Ai Weiwei and Georg Baselitz.During the Engadine Art Talks in January 2019 Juergen Teller was invited to view the exhibition "50 Times Obrist by Bonami," and with characteristic spontaneity he photographed Bonami and Obrist before each portrait. This resulting book, with Teller's photos on the left-hand pages and Bonami's paintings on the right, is an unconventional and tongue-in-cheek portrait of a portrait.To me, Swiss curator Hans Ulrich Obrist is what Campbell's soup was to Andy Warhol. He's the epitome of art, a sculpture, an icon. Francesco Bonami
Dreams and Conflicts
The 50th Venice Biennale starts again as if it were 1964 as the real artists return and technology takes a back seat. Iran makes its debut, China comes, Mexico returns and political art is overshadowed by reflections on the politics of art.
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Silence
Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo presents the second exhibition in their one-year programme linked to the theme of the Environment. The group exhibition, Silence. Listen to the show, is curated by Francesco Bonami and will run at the Fondazione's center for contemporary art in Via Modane, Turin from 1 June to 23 September 2007.
