This book on Virginia Dwan and her galleries in Los Angeles and New York tells for the first time the unique story of a fundamental actor on the global art scene, which has rarely been explored The Dw
Beauty, life’s triumph, is fleeting. It heightens the body’s sublime aspect, but beneath its effigy lies the spectre of passing time, and so the figure beauty has within it the spectre of decay. Gaste
Nuvolo ( né Giorgio Ascani, 1926-2008) was born in Città di Castello, in the province of Perugia. In 1950 Nuvolo moved to Alberto Burri’s studio in Rome. After World War II, the artistic culture in
The second volume of a more extensive systematic cataloguing project of the artist’s body of work. In this volume, the scholarly analysis and verification are carried out on works made between 1962 an
De America is a series of some fifty paintings on paper and canvas created by Emilio Vedova in Venice between 1976 and 1977, subject of the exhibition organized by the Galleria dello Scudo and the
This publication is an attentive analysis of the work of Mimmo Paladino, one of the most innovative and established contemporary artists in the world.This book covers his entire oeuvre from 1963 to 20
Divided into four volumes, the catalogue raisonne dedicated to Mimmo Rotella’s oeuvre looks at the career, spanning almost sixty years, of one of the great interpreters of Italian and international co
Visual artist, choreographer, writer and director, Jan Fabre has been one of the most influential figures on the European scene for over twenty years. His provocative forays into all different art for
Emilio Vedova''s artistic career began in Venice in the mid-1930s. He immediately felt the deep allure of grand Venetian painting and sculpture and, guided by the restless agitation and dynamic mobili
A groundbreaking work, edited by Germano Celant in collaboration with the artist and her New York studio, which enriches our knowledge of Louise Bourgeois. Over a long career she worked through most o
Venerable art critic and Guggenheim curator Celant likens his experience of American art to being caught in a tornado that blew him from coast to coast and back. In this collection of critical essays
Charts the short-lived career of the post-war Italian artist with coverage of works from the Manzoni archives as well as several international museums and private collections, in a volume that compare
Louise Nevelson (1899–1988) produced her first series of landscape sculptures during the mid-fifties. Shortly thereafter, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Museum of Mod
