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Italia Moderna 1945-1975
Gathering works by Lucio Fontana, Fausto Melotti, Emilio Vedova, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Enrico Castellani, Bruno Munari, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Jannis Kounellis and many others, Italia Modernareconstructs the complex artistic fabric of Italy during one of the country's most fertile periods of change. "Reconstruction" and "Protest" are of course not the only two organizing principles within which the Italian conception of modernity has unfolded, but they do usefully signify the cultural milestones and developments that brought Italy into the international limelight during this time. Here, 140 works, all selected from the collections of the Intesa Sanpaolo bank, serve to highlight the climate, atmosphere and fabric of the time. All the key Italian artists of this fruitful period are represented in the volume, from Fontana to Vedova, from Manzoni to Guttuso, from Kounellis to Merz.
Contemporary Paths 1957-2022
The monograph traces more than sixty years of the artist's research and activity. The work of Grazia Varisco (Milan 1937) is among the most interesting and innovative on the contemporary European art scene, being bound up with research into kinetic, programmed or more generally "exact" art. The combinations of planning and chance, play and process, have produced a range of surprising and always coherent results. This book, edited by Marco Meneguzzo, gives an account of over sixty years of continuous achievement through new critical essays, a broad selection of works and a scholarly apparatus that make it a staple work for understanding the artist in depth.
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Agnetti: a Hundred Years from Now
Vincenzo Agnetti (Milan 1926? 1981) was central to the international Conceptual Art scene in the 1960s: a poet, critic, and?reciter?, he followed his own path from the time of his friendship with Piero Manzoni and the Azimuth group. But it was in 1966?67 that he began to produce works? such as the Bakelite?axioms? and the felt?portraits?? and actions with their fundamental concepts of words, the territory,?translation?, relating, and the singularity and universality of communication.0This book, edited by Marco Meneguzzo together with the Archivio Vincenzo Agnetti, and thanks to its numerous essays and its abundant photographic and technical information, is the most complete tool for getting to know an artist to whom the global art system is paying the tribute of a well-merited success.00Exhibition: Palazzo Reale, Milan, Italy (04.07.-24.09.2017).
Mario Schifano: Pictorial Works
The first chapter of a comprehensive career survey of the "Andy Warhol of Italy" Mario Schifano (1934-1998) was a Libyan-born Italian painter and collagist of the Postmodern tradition whose work depicted themes of modernization, popular and street culture, activism and politics. This is the first chapter of a four-volume survey of his career, focusing on the 1960s.
Shahriar Ahmadi
A monograph dedicated to one of the main figures of the Iranian contemporary art scene.Shahriar Ahmadi is one of the leading exponents of the new Iranian art.40-something, he has been able to elaborate a painting that also visually is the crossing between Middle East and West, in the purest spirit of the Persian tradition.The Sufi philosophy of Rumi together with the Existential Western Philosophy meet in the large canvases that Ahmadi has been painting since the mid-nineties: great pictorial cycles of a figurative expressionism Persian that combine imagination with symbols and meanings of a globalize world.Shahriar Ahmadi was born in 1978 in Iranian Kurdistan.Once he moved to Tehran, he studied western modern painting and the philosophical currents related to Sufism. His first solo exhibition dates to 2000 at the Barg Gallery of Tehran.His international recognition was sealed by his participation to the exhibitions at the AB Gallery in Luzern in 2014, at the Etemad Gallery in Dubai and culminated with the Iranian Pavilion at the 56th edition of the Venice Biennal in 2015.
Lorenzo Puglisi
Bologna-based painter Puglisi's "Il Grande Sacrificio"--a wood panel painting with strong, gestural strokes of white on black--is exhibited alongside "The Last Supper" in Milan as an homage to Leonardo da Vinci on the 500th anniversary of his death. This volume documents Puglisi's work alongside sketches and preliminary studies.y studies.
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Carlo Valsecchi lives and works in Milan. His colour images of industrial sites, warehouses, rooms
