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Arte Povera. 13 italienisch Künstler – Dokumentation und neue Werke, Kunstverein München, München, 1971 (pdf here)

Feat.: Anselmo, Boetti, De Dominicis, Fabro, Kounellis, Merz, Paolini, Penone, Pisani, Pistoletto, Prini, Salvo, Zorio

Editors: Armin W. Boerne, Eva Madelung and Peter Nemetschek Contributors (Texts): Germano Celant, Luciano Fabro, Mario Merz, Giulio Paolini, Giuseppe Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto, and Gilberto Zorio

Exhibition: May 26 – June 27, 1971

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Luciano Fabro Installation view Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid November 27, 2014 - April 12, 2015

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Luciano Fabro

Due nudi che scendono le scale

1987-1989

Bardiglio marble

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 Luciano Fabro titled ‘Pair of Sheets with Two Pillowcases, 1968’

The Italian art movement, Arte Povera, featured art created from unconventional, everyday, and natural materials and industrial objects to challenge traditional art forms and “explore themes of impermanence, human connection to nature, and resistance to consumerism”

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FARSETTIARTE ASTE PRIMAVERILI: L’Arte della Tavola - 25 marzo – 8 aprile 2025. Importanti Dipinti Antichi e Dipinti del XIX e XX secolo - 10 e 11 aprile 2025. Prato 

FARSETTIARTE ASTE PRIMAVERILI  L’Arte della Tavola – 25 marzo – 8 aprile 2025 Importanti Dipinti Antichi e Dipinti del XIX e XX secolo – 10 e 11 aprile 2025 La sessione di aste primaverili di Farsettiarte si apre con l’incanto dedicato all’Arte della Tavola, dal 25 marzo all’8 aprile, con la formula dell’asta a tempo esclusivamente via web. In catalogo è presente una raffinata selezione di…

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Luciano Fabro (Italian artist, 1936 – 2007)

Luciano Fabro -  Ruota (1964)

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Luciano Fabro

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Luciano Del Fabro

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Luciano Fabro (Italian artist, 1936 – 2007)

Luciano Fabro.

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Marinella Pirelli (1925-2009) Italian

... back then I always had the camera with me just like a painter has an album with a pencil. In those years I took notes with a camera and thus made mine.

image: Film Ambiente (1969) steel structure, silk-screened sheets, light projections

A A crucial figure in Italian post-war art, Marinella Pirelli left behind a unique body of work, including painting, drawing, moving image, light environments and experimental cinema. With a career spanning more than fifty years, Pirelli's artistic efforts and unquestionable talent are still surprisingly under-recognised. Her approach–both incredibly personal, and avant-garde–has meant that Pirelli has avoided many definable schools and currents, although remaining in contact with the best of contemporary creativity of her time. Marinella was at this time particularly close to the artists Carla Accardi, Jannis Kounellis, Luciano Fabro, Bruno Munari and the important feminist theorist, Carla Lonzi. She was one of the few Italian woman artists working in experimental film and her works traverse numerous thematics connected to the body, the gaze and the relationship with the cinema apparatus/projection event.

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read:

https://www.juliet-artmagazine.com/en/light-and-movement-marinella-pirelli/

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Luciano Fabro, Sullo stato, 1970. Courtesy Sotheby’s

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Luciano Fabro, 2015

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MADRE Museum _ Napoli

December2024 _ May 2025

Rasna? is exhibited @museomadre in dialogue with the enchanting site specific installation room Ave Ovo (2005) by Francesco Clemente, as part of the exhibition GLI ANNI | Cap. 1 - among the works of an enlightening selection of Artists:

Carlo Alfano, Oli Bonzanigo, Benni Bosetto, Luciano Caruso, Federico Del Vecchio, Maria Adele Del Vecchio, Luciano Fabro, Dora García, Nan Goldin, Helena Hladilova, Mimmo Jodice, Allan Kaprow, Luisa Lambri, Mark Leckey, Valerio Nicolai, Piero Manzoni, Francesco Matarrese, Ugo Mulas, Hidetoshi Nagasawa, Vettor Pisani, Ugo Rondinone, Andrew Norman Wilson

Truly thank you to @evafabbris for curating this inspiring exhibition and to all the Museum team.RASNA? (2021) is an empirical study of ancient metallurgical techniques, with a focus on ritualistic Etruscan practices (9th-1st century BCE), engaging with a contemporary quest on divination.

It is a collection of three life size anatomical sculptures that recall the form of the human liver, created in bronze with traditional lost wax casting techniques and hand gilded with 22-carat gold leaf.

Rasna? is part of Madre - museo d'arte contemporanea Donnaregina in Napoli @museomadre permanent collection since 2021, as winner of the public call of CANTICA 21 - ITALIAN CONTEMPORARY ART EVERYWHERE - Under 35 section, promoted by MAECI-DGSP and MiC-DGCC.

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Les tatouages nature en pointillisme de Luciano Del Fabro

Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/les-tatouages-nature-en-pointillisme-de-luciano-del-fabro/

Les tatouages nature en pointillisme de Luciano Del Fabro

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ARTE POVERA - A la Bourse de Commerce... Faut-Il en dire davantage sur cet oxymore plein d'humour, voire de cynisme ??? Je ne sais pas....

Je serai donc très formelle :

À partir du 9 octobre 2024, Pinault Collection présente à la Bourse de Commerce, une exposition d’envergure dédiée à l’Arte Povera. Entre héritage et influence, l’exposition traverse plus de 250 œuvres historiques, contemporaines, et issues de ce courant artistique italien majeur des années 1960.

L'exposition « Arte Povera » s’attache à éclairer aussi bien la naissance italienne que le rayonnement international de ce courant, à travers les œuvres des treize principaux protagonistes de l’Arte Povera : Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Giulio Paolini, Pino Pascali, Giuseppe Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Prini et Gilberto Zorio.

Dans l’architecture singulière de la Bourse de Commerce, transformée par l’architecte japonais Tadao Ando, l’exposition est envisagée comme un paysage que l’on arpente et devient le terrain où s’enracine la poétique infinie de l’Arte Povera.

Imaginée par la commissaire Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, spécialiste internationalement reconnue de ce courant artistique, l’exposition rassemble une cinquantaine d’œuvres historiques et emblématiques de la Collection Pinault mises en correspondance avec celles d’autres collections prestigieuses, publiques et privées.

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ARTE POVERA

Jusqu'au 20 janvier 2025

A la Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection

Entre héritage et influence, l’exposition traverse plus de 250 œuvres historiques, contemporaines, et issues de ce courant artistique italien majeur des années 1960.

Cette exposition s’attache à éclairer aussi bien la naissance italienne que le rayonnement international de ce courant, à travers les œuvres des treize principaux protagonistes de l’Arte Povera : Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Giulio Paolini, Pino Pascali, Giuseppe Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Prini et Gilberto Zorio. Dans l’architecture singulière de la Bourse de Commerce, transformée par l’architecte japonais Tadao Ando, l’exposition est envisagée comme un paysage que l’on arpente et devient le terrain où s’enracine la poétique infinie de l’Arte Povera.

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