Galerie Jean-François Cazeau
Galerie Jean-François Cazeau
Works
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Studio d’Arte Campaiola
Studio d’Arte Campaiola
Works
Pino Pascali
13 - 1964-65 - stampa fotografica ai sali d'argento su carta - cm. 24x30
Pino Pascali
Aborigeno - 1964 - pittura su kodalith e cartoncino - cm. 25x35
Pino Pascali
Lucciola - 1964 - pastelli a cera su carta - cm. 22x28
Pino Pascali
Bazooka - 1964 - assemblaggio su tavola - cm. 33x64,5
Mimmo Rotella
Folate - 1954 - retro d'affiche su tela - cm. 23x19
Marino Marini
Cavallo e Cavaliere - 1953 - olio, gouache, penna e inchiostro su carta intelata - cm. 64,1x43,2
Giuseppe Capogrossi
Superficie G92 - 1954 - tempera su carta intelata - cm. 71x51
Lucio Fontana
Nudo femminile - 1960-64 - china nera su carta - cm. 100x70
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Studio d’Arte Campaiola
00187 Roma - Via Margutta 96
+39 06 85304622
+39 339 6995009
info@campaiola.it
http://www.campaiola.it/
Studio d’Arte Campaiola
Studio d'Arte Campaiola was founded in 1964 in Rome by Giuseppe Campaiola. The Gallery's work is centered on Italian art from the beginning to mid '900. During the past fifty years the Gallery has arranged, curated and hosted exhibitions of the most significant Italian painters of its period of interest such as Giuseppe Capogrossi, Carlo Carrà, Fabrizio Clerici, Giorgio de Chirico, Agenore Fabbri, Mario Mafai, Giorgio Morandi, Mattia Moreni, Pino Pascali, Mario Schifano and Emilio Vedova.
Currently the Gallery on top of carrying on its work on historical authors, it is also representing to contemporary artists Jenny Boot, Massimo Catalani and Veronica Montanino.
Works
Pino Pascali
13 - 1964-65 - stampa fotografica ai sali d'argento su carta - cm. 24x30
Pino Pascali
Aborigeno - 1964 - pittura su kodalith e cartoncino - cm. 25x35
Pino Pascali
Lucciola - 1964 - pastelli a cera su carta - cm. 22x28
Pino Pascali
Bazooka - 1964 - assemblaggio su tavola - cm. 33x64,5
Mimmo Rotella
Folate - 1954 - retro d'affiche su tela - cm. 23x19
Marino Marini
Cavallo e Cavaliere - 1953 - olio, gouache, penna e inchiostro su carta intelata - cm. 64,1x43,2
Giuseppe Capogrossi
Superficie G92 - 1954 - tempera su carta intelata - cm. 71x51
Lucio Fontana
Nudo femminile - 1960-64 - china nera su carta - cm. 100x70
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Raffaella De Chirico
Raffaella De Chirico
Works
Manu Brabo
Ukranian kids around a table during an Orthodox mass, 2109, digital printing on photographic paper. Available in cm 60x40, cm 66,5x100, cm 93x140 , limited at 7 series each.
Eva Sorensen
Untitled, 1982, Indian Ink on paper, cm 70x102. Exhibited for 1982 Biennale di Venezia, Danish Pavillion, represented by Eva Sorensen
Tiziana e Gianni Baldizzone
Dangerous routes, Mongolia 2011, digital printing on photographic paper. Available in 60x40 cm, 66,5x100, cm 105x158 for a total series
Borje Tobiasson
Borie Tobiasson, winning of New York Metz, 1986, digital printing on photographic paper. Available sizes: cm 60x90, cm 74x110, cm 80x130, sieres of 7 pieces each
Carla Accardi
Senza titolo, 1954, black tempera on laid down paper, cm 23x33
Fabio Perino
Butterfly, Vanessa cardui butterly applied on paper, cm 40x40
Marco Gastini
Untitled, 1974, mixed media on paper, cm 55x77
Federica Patera & Andrea Sbra Perego
Strada Doris e Marlene, Cruna del lago, Via della Notte Stellata, 2017, digital printing and collage on paper, cm 50x70
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Raffaella De Chirico Arte Contemporanea
Project: Via della Rocca, 19 10123 Torino
Home Gallery: Via Cervino 18B 10155 Torino
+39 3928972581
raffaella.dechirico@yahoo.it
http://dechiricogalleriadarte.com
Raffaella De Chirico Arte Contemporanea
La galleria Raffaella De Chirico Arte Contemporanea è stata fondata nel 2011 da Raffaella De Chirico e ha focalizzato il suo programma espositivo sulla produzione e realizzazione di progetti per la quasi totalità inediti sul territorio nazionale, privilegiando artisti di età inferiore ai 40 anni che si fossero già distinti per la ricerca e la proposta artistica fuori dal territorio italiano.
Lo stesso principio è applicato agli artisti storicizzati trattati dalla galleria, con particolare riguardo a coloro la cui ricerca si distinse negli Anni '60, ‘70 e ‘80.
Un costante filo conduttore di ricerca then/now caratterizza l’attenzione alla semantica, al minimalismo concettuale, alla ricerca di nuovi materiali di produzione ed alla fotografia di impronta sociale e di attualità. Puntuale è la ricerca di un dialogo con il passato, determinata a sviscerare le peculiarità del presente, nel tentativo di stimolare alla discussione ed al dialogo.
Works
Manu Brabo
Ucraina, bambini intorno ad un tavolo pieno di dolce durante una messa ortodossa, gennaio 2019, stampa digitale su carta hahnemuhle, cm 66,5x100, ed. 3/7
Eva Sorensen
Eva Sorensen, Biennale di Venezia 1982 Padiglione Danese, inchiostro di china su carta, cm 70x102
Tiziana e Gianni Baldizzone
Strada pericolosa, Mongolia, 2011, stampa digitale su carta baritée, cm 66,5x100
Borje Tobiasson
Borie Tobiasson, winning of New York Metz, 1986, stampa digitale su carta hahnemuhle, cm 60x90
Carla Accardi
Senza titolo, 1954, tempera nera su carta bianca intelata, cm 23x33
Fabio Perino
Butterfly, Vanessa cardui applicata su carta, cm 40x40
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[dip] contemporary art
Via Dufour 1, 6900 Lugano (CH)
Tel: +41(0)919211717
info@dipcontemporaryart.com
http://dipcontemporaryart.com
[dip] contemporary art
[dip] is a contemporary art gallery located in Lugano (CH) opened by Michela Negrini in 2016, after fifteen years in the art industry, collaborating with artists and curators worldwide. With the idea that the art market is a platform for learning, innovation, and conversation, and strongly believing in the contribution that artists make to the world, Michela shaped [dip] with the aim of creating a stimulating place for exploring new developments in international contemporary art, across a range of practices and media. The Gallery represents a range of international artists, and works closely with the Geraldo de Barros Archive. [dip] projects also include exhibitions, panel discussions, workshops for children. Indeed, its interdisciplinary approach, sets in motion a dynamic number of initiatives, wishing to participate to the improvement of human relations, while curating projects exploring global issues, such as environment, gender, education, multiculturalism.
Works
Peter Wüthrich
Twobooks, 2016 9 Frames of „twobooks“ each 52 x 52 cm Courtesy the Artist and [dip] contemporary art CHF 30’000.- CHF 4’500.- (each)
Peter Wüthrich
Mikey Spillane, 2012 Print, Bookbutterflies, Frame 55 x 40 x 6 cm Courtesy the Artist and [dip] contemporary art CHF 7.000
Thukral and Tagra
Attractively Awful (c), 2010 Relief print, lithography, screen print, collage, airbrush, hand-cut, construction on STPI handmade cotton paper formed on European style mould and deckle 102 x 76 x 1 cm Edition of 6 Courtesy the Artists and [dip] contemporary art CHF 16’000.-
Kawita Vatanajyankur
The Spade, 2020 Fine art print on PhotoRag paper Cm 150 x 100 Edition of 4 + 3 AP Courtesy the Artists and [dip] contemporary art CHF 4’000.-
Peter Wüthrich
Collection of Bookbutterflies, 2016 Bookbutterflies, Frame 84 x 109 x 6 cm Courtesy the Artist and [dip] contemporary art CHF 16’000
Kawita Vatanajyankur
SHUTTLE , 2018 - 2019, from the Performing Textiles series Fine art print on PhotoRag paper Cm 150 x 100 Edition of 3 + 2 AP Courtesy the Artists and [dip] contemporary art CHF 4’000.-
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[dip] contemporary art
Via Dufour 1, 6900 Lugano (CH)
Tel: +41(0)919211717
info@dipcontemporaryart.com
http://dipcontemporaryart.com
[dip] contemporary art
[dip] is a contemporary art gallery located in Lugano (CH) opened by Michela Negrini in 2016, after fifteen years in the art industry, collaborating with artists and curators worldwide. With the idea that the art market is a platform for learning, innovation, and conversation, and strongly believing in the contribution that artists make to the world, Michela shaped [dip] with the aim of creating a stimulating place for exploring new developments in international contemporary art, across a range of practices and media. The Gallery represents a range of international artists, and works closely with the Geraldo de Barros Archive. [dip] projects also include exhibitions, panel discussions, workshops for children. Indeed, its interdisciplinary approach, sets in motion a dynamic number of initiatives, wishing to participate to the improvement of human relations, while curating projects exploring global issues, such as environment, gender, education, multiculturalism.
Works
Peter Wüthrich
Twobooks, 2016 9 Frames of „twobooks“ each 52 x 52 cm Courtesy the Artist and [dip] contemporary art CHF 30’000.- CHF 4’500.- (each)
Peter Wüthrich
Mikey Spillane, 2012 Print, Bookbutterflies, Frame 55 x 40 x 6 cm Courtesy the Artist and [dip] contemporary art CHF 7.000
Thukral and Tagra
Attractively Awful (c), 2010 Relief print, lithography, screen print, collage, airbrush, hand-cut, construction on STPI handmade cotton paper formed on European style mould and deckle 102 x 76 x 1 cm Edition of 6 Courtesy the Artists and [dip] contemporary art CHF 16’000.-
Kawita Vatanajyankur
The Spade, 2020 Fine art print on PhotoRag paper Cm 150 x 100 Edition of 4 + 3 AP Courtesy the Artists and [dip] contemporary art CHF 4’000.-
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Galleria Lia Rumma
Via Stilicone 19, 20154 Milan Italy
Via Vannella Gaetani, 12 80121 Naples Italy
+39 0229000101
info@liarumma.it
https://www.liarumma.it
Galleria Lia Rumma
Lia Rumma Gallery was founded in Naples in 1971 with the solo show The Eighth Investigation by Joseph Kosuth.
Since the beginning, the gallery has played a fundamental role in discovering new artistic trends emerging from the international art scene such as Arte Povera, Minimal Art and Conceptual Art and exhibiting emerging and prominent artists such as Haim Steinbach, Gino De Dominicis, Reinhard Mucha, Alberto Burri, Thomas Ruff, Anselm Kiefer, William Kentridge and Marina Abramovic.
Over the years, besides the exhibiting program in the gallery spaces in Naples and Milan, Lia Rumma Gallery has encouraged a vivid collaboration with curators, critics and collectors that has led to international prestigious events such as Anselm Kiefer's permanent installation The Seven Heavenly Palaces inaugurated in 2004 at Hangar Bicocca in Milan.
In 2010 a solo show by Ettore Spalletti has celebrated the opening of a new gallery space in Milan conceived for Art and Artists.
Works
William Kentridge
Drawing for Waiting for the Sibyl (It’s too late now), 2019 Indian ink and red pencil on found pages 147,5 × 238,5 × 8 cm (framed)
Vanessa Beecroft
VB52.005.NT, 2003 Digital c-print 163,4 × 127 cm Edition of 3
Marina Abramović
Count on us (Tesla), 2003 C-Black and white chromogenic print 204 × 184 cm (framed) Edition of 5
Luca Monterastelli
Oh Great Grief, Oh Great Grief, There Are No Flowers Upon Our Graves, 2019 reinforced concrete 30 × 40 × 6 cm
Alfredo Jaar
Milan, 1946: Lucio Fontana visits his studio on his return from Argentina, 2013 Digital print, framed 185 × 185 cm (framed) Edition of 10
Ugo Mulas
Roy Lichtenstein. New York, 1964 Modern print:pigment inkjet print on cotton fine-art paper 63 × 58 × 4 cm (framed) Edition of 7
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Galleria Lia Rumma
Via Stilicone 19, 20154 Milan Italy
Via Vannella Gaetani, 12 80121 Naples Italy
+39 0229000101
info@liarumma.it
https://www.liarumma.it
Galleria Lia Rumma
Lia Rumma Gallery was founded in Naples in 1971 with the solo show The Eighth Investigation by Joseph Kosuth.
Since the beginning, the gallery has played a fundamental role in discovering new artistic trends emerging from the international art scene such as Arte Povera, Minimal Art and Conceptual Art and exhibiting emerging and prominent artists such as Haim Steinbach, Gino De Dominicis, Reinhard Mucha, Alberto Burri, Thomas Ruff, Anselm Kiefer, William Kentridge and Marina Abramovic.
Over the years, besides the exhibiting program in the gallery spaces in Naples and Milan, Lia Rumma Gallery has encouraged a vivid collaboration with curators, critics and collectors that has led to international prestigious events such as Anselm Kiefer's permanent installation The Seven Heavenly Palaces inaugurated in 2004 at Hangar Bicocca in Milan.
In 2010 a solo show by Ettore Spalletti has celebrated the opening of a new gallery space in Milan conceived for Art and Artists.
Works
William Kentridge
Drawing for Waiting for the Sibyl (It’s too late now), 2019 Indian ink and red pencil on found pages 147,5 × 238,5 × 8 cm (framed)
Vanessa Beecroft
VB52.005.NT, 2003 Digital c-print 163,4 × 127 cm Edition of 3
Marina Abramović
Count on us (Tesla), 2003 C-Black and white chromogenic print 204 × 184 cm (framed) Edition of 5
Luca Monterastelli
Oh Great Grief, Oh Great Grief, There Are No Flowers Upon Our Graves, 2019 reinforced concrete 30 × 40 × 6 cm
Alfredo Jaar
Milan, 1946: Lucio Fontana visits his studio on his return from Argentina, 2013 Digital print, framed 185 × 185 cm (framed) Edition of 10
Ugo Mulas
Roy Lichtenstein. New York, 1964 Modern print:pigment inkjet print on cotton fine-art paper 63 × 58 × 4 cm (framed) Edition of 7