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Art Hate
04.OCT
 30.NOV 2012
Galleria Paolo
Curti / Annamaria Gambuzzi & Co. is proud to announce the first
Italian exhibition of the project Art Hate, opening on Thursday 4
October, at Via Pontaccio 19, Milan.
Art Hate is an organization of opposition founded by Dr. Albirt Umber
and Mr. Harold Rosenbloom (pseudonyms for Billy Childish, Steve Lowe
and Adam Wood) specializing in a unique struggle of inventions of
lofty humor, savage ideas, confused debates. |
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Bénédicte Peyrat
17.MAY
13.JUL 2012
Galleria Paolo Curti /
Annamaria Gambuzzi & Co. is proud to announce the second solo show of
the artist Bénédicte Peyrat, which opens on 17 May at Via Pontaccio 19
in Milan.
Bénédicte Peyrat, the French artist (born in Paris in 1967, lives and
works in Karlsruhe), presents an evocative installation that creates a
dialogue between fifteen recent paintings of various sizes and a new,
intriguing series of six ceramic pieces.
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Caprice
15.SEP
4.NOV 2011
Galleria Paolo Curti /
Annamaria Gambuzzi & Co. is pleased to announce the exhibition
CAPRICE, curated by Marco Tagliafierro and Davide Tomaiuolo, with
works by: Lorenza Boisi, Ruth Claxton, André Ethier, Alessandro
Gioiello, Bénédicte Peyrat, Andrea Salvatori, Felice Serreli, Rachel
Thorlby. |
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Tristano di Robilant
22.MAR 6.MAY 2011
Di Robilant (London 1964, lives and works in Rome) presents his latest
production of works in blown glass. Seven sculptures made in Murano in
collaboration with the master glassmaker Andrea Zillo, to retrace the
great Venetian tradition of craftsmanship with this material, through
a contemporary language still charged with the refined elegance of
days gone by. |
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Bart Domburg
14.DEC.2010
25.FEB.2011
The research of Bart Domburg (Zwolle,
Holland, 1957, lives and works in Amsterdam) is a voyage through
landscape, which the artist conveys through painting based on
hyper-realism, mingling memories of his own experiences and history of
the collective imaginary.
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Alessandro Mendini
16.SEP.2010
12.NOV.2010
Alessandro Mendini (Milan 1931),
architect, designer, artist and theorist, since the mid-1970s has
developed research that involves reinterpretation of the traditional
hierarchies of art, trespassing into different historical-artistic
spheres.
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Daniele Innamorato
16.MAR.2010
30.APR.2010
The free expression that
characterizes the pictorial language of Daniele Innamorato (born in
1969 in Milan, where he lives and works) remains the absolute
protagonist of his works in this second solo show at the gallery.
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Sheba Chhachhi
19.NOV.2009
26.FEB.2010
The gallery Paolo Curti/Annamaria
Gambuzzi & Co. is pleased to announce the first solo show in Europe
and Italy of the Indian artist Sheba Chhachhi (1958, Harar, Ethiopia,
lives and works in New Delhi),
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Huma Bhabha, Joe Bradley,
Jason Fox, Baker Overstreet, Aurel Schmidt
18.SEP
30.OCT.
2009
Huma Bhabha (1962, Karachi,
Pakistan, lives and works in Poughkeepsie, NY)
Joe Bradley (1975, Maine, lives and works in New York)
Jason Fox (1964, Yonkers, NY, lives and works in Poughkeepsie, NY)
Baker Overstreet (1981, Augusta, Georgia, lives and works in New York)
Aurel Schmidt (1982, Kamloops, BC, Canada, lives and works in New
York)
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Bénédicte Peyrat
10.MAR
18.APR.
2009
Born in Paris in 1967,
Bénédicte Peyrat has created a series of oils on canvas of intense
impact.
The paintings seem to belong to a different epoch; enigmatic women
that stand imposingly against a background of dense, color-laden skies
that blend with the earth’s horizon. The convulsive, energetic
brushstrokes generate a plastic quality of the figures that in their
nudity reveal explicit force, but also stunned immobility, in a
rarified, enveloping atmosphere.
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Andy Warhol
THE MARTHA GRAHAM DRAWINGS
30.OCT
19.DEC.
2008
The show is composed of a
group of 13 large drawings made by Warhol from 1981 to 1986. This is
almost the complete set of the works on paper made by Warhol – some
with graphite, others with acrylics - inspired by the very famous
American choreographer/dancer Martha Graham.
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Ryan McGinness
19.SEP
19.OCT. 2008
A leading
figure on the emerging American and international art scene of the
last decade, Ryan McGinness (1972, Virginia Beach, VA, lives and works
in New York) presents his latest series of paintings, in a solo show
entitled A Shadow Feeling of Loss.
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India Time
08.MAY
08.JUL. 2008
Contemporary
art in India is inventive, sharp edged and at the same time lyrical.
It has emerged from religious, courtly and artisanal practises
embedded in everyday life of the people. |
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Greg Bogin
06.MAR
11.APR. 2008
Apparently
simple and schematic, the works of Greg Bogin (born in 1965 in New
York, where he lives and works) conceal a profound, perceptive
analysis of the history of contemporary art. |
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Enzo Cucchi
15.JAN 2008
Solo l'artista
italiano è malinconico |
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Daniele Innamorato
08.NOV 2007
06.DEC. 2007
In his very
first solo show Daniele Innamorato (born in 1969 in Milan, where he
lives and works) does not just present his works; he has also
completely transformed the gallery, making it abandon its traditional
role as a “mere container” to become a place in which viewers can have
a physical relationship with the works on display. |
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Zheng Zaidong
12.SEP 2007
26.OCT. 2007
Zheng Zaidong
feeds himself on Chinese classical literature. The titles of his
paintings are phrases of poems from the Ming, Wei and Jin dynasties,
phrases he occasionally transfers onto canvas.
He moved to Shanghai from Taiwan, where he was born in 1953. |
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Miriam Cahn
09.MAY 2006
07.JUL. 2007
Miriam Cahn
was born on 21 July 1949 in Basel, where she lives and works. She
began her career at the end of the 1960s, with a series of black and
white drawings, a medium in which she continues to work today. Her
drawings have never been conceived as a preparatory phase for other
works, but as autonomous works of art. |
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Heidi McFall
14.NOV 2006
14.FEB. 2007
Is there still
a possibility, in the era of high-resolution images and digital
manipulation, for a painter to concentrate on portraiture? Heidi
McFall (1974, Dewitt, Idaho, USA, lives and works in San Antonio)
thinks so, though it might not seem obvious at first glance. |
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Ryan McGinness
NEVREODDOREVEN
22.SEP
03.NOV. 2006
Two-dimensional
forms, images like stylized icons, flat colors and abundant use of
scribbles and flourishes: by mixing these elements, Ryan McGinness
(1972, Virginia Beach, VA, lives and works in New York) obtains
effects that attract the gaze like powerful magnets.
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Group Show
JOHN BOCK, BIÖRN DAHLEM, FLAVIO
FAVELLI, MICHAEL JOO, JOHNATAN MEESE, GREGOR SCHNEIDER, BRIAN TOLLE
21.JUN
28.JUL. 2006
A dialogue with
sculpture seen through seven young artists: one Italian, Flavio
Favelli, four Germans, Bjorn Dahlem, Jonathan Meese and Gregor
Schneider, one Korean, Michael Joo, and one American, Brian Tolle.
Humble or natural materials, often recycled, are a constant factor
shared by these artists, though their various poetics contain points
of both encounter and dissonance. |
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Saint Clair Cemin
SALUTI DA VIETRI - GREETINGS FROM
VIETRI
07.MAR
07.JUN. 2006
Saint Clair
Cemin (1951, Cruz Alta, Brazil, lives and works in Paris and New York)
is internationally renowned for his sculptural work, his exclusive
focus since 1985. The early years of his career were marked by the
interest of important institutions like the Stadtische Kunsthalle of
Dusseldorf, the Whitney Biennial in New York and the Stadelelijk
Museum of Amsterdam.
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Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
XXX 30 PORN-STAR PORTRAITS
29.SEPT
5.DEC. 2005
Timothy
Greenfield-Sanders (1952 Miami Beach, Florida – lives and works in New
York) is well-known for his portraits of personalities from the worlds
of art, fashion, entertainment, sports and politics. |
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Francesco Clemente
18.GEN
30.MARCH. 2005
The show
features many works made from 1977 to 1990 using a range of different
techniques: for the most part pastels on paper from the first half of
the 1980s, but also works in oil, gouache, charcoal. |
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Enzo Cucchi
16.NOV
18.dec. 2004
The exhibition,
specially designed by the artist for the Milan gallery, will include
20 watercolors (10 for the cycle Lavori di bisogni della pelle (Works
of needs of the skin) and 10 for the cycle Lavori di chi pensa alle
cavalle (Works of those who think about mares), and a large sculpture
in white plaster, 350 cm in height, entitled Il comandante della luce
in perlustrazione (The commandant of light on patrol) bearing two
painted metal shields.
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Ann Craven
22.SEP
30.OCT. 2004
Ann Craven’s
paintings are a sweet colour-coated narcotic trip - Craven seduces
with pinks, yellows and scarlets that lure you into a fantastical
Disney-like world where any trace of the original and harsh world of
nature is abysmally lost. She portrays a nature that is naïve, a
nature that has been manipulated, manipulated through commercial
imagery in postcards, calendars and the film industry. |
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Kevin Zucker
04.MAY
30.JUN. 2004
Born in New
York in 1976, where he lives and works, Kevin Zucker studied at the
Rhode Island School of Design in Providence (Rhode Island) and at
Columbia University School of Arts in New York.
Zucker combines painting with computer drafting to obtain paintings
that represent architectural interiors or details of them, resembling
a kind of abstract mapping of space.
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Miquel Barcelo
09.MAR
30.APR. 2004
The first
bronze sculptures by Barceló that I am aware of were done in 1991, and
are mostly of modest scale formed from impressions he got on his first
trip to Mali in 1988. A second group of bronzes was done in 1993 and
cast near Paris at Clementi. (...) |
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Dan
Walsh
13.JAN
28.FEB. 2004
The exhibition
features five large colored acrylics, almost monochromes in which the
recurring use of a sort of alphabet composed of simple geometric
figures like squares, rectangles and lines creates abstract, minimal
compositions that establish a dialogue with one another. |
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Torben Giehler
07.OCT
30.NOV. 2003
Torben Giehler
belongs to a new generation of artists who explore, in different ways,
the various intersections of physical nature, technology and
psychology in the new millennium. He designs abstract landscapes using
digital media and traditional methods. |
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Painting on the Roof
24.JUN
25.JUL. 2003
The Paolo Curti/Annamaria
Gambuzzi & Co. gallery presents, on Tues 24 June, the group show
“Painting on the roof”. The exhibition, curated by Veit Loers, comes
directly from the Abteiberg Museum of Mönchengladbach, of which Loers
is the director, where it was seen from 19 January to 21 April 2003.
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Erik Parker
20.MAY
21.JUN. 2003
Born in 1968, the
artists lives and works in New York. This is his second show at the
gallery in Milan, after the great success of the first, held in May
2001.
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Carsten Nicolai
09.APR
17.MAY. 2003
Born in 1965 in
Karl-Marx Stadt (previously Chemnitz, RDT), initially an apprentice
gardener, then a landscape architect, Carsten Nicolai began his
activity as an artist in 1986 Leipzig.
He has already shown his work at the Milan gallery of Paolo Curti/Annamaria
Gambuzzi in 2001, and participated that same year at the Venice
Biennial with a solo room.
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Bart Domburg
11.FEB
29.MAR. 2003
The paintings of
Bart Domburg feature images of specific places with their own
historical, religious or personal significance. It is not possible to
observe them as if they were simply landscapes or views. Looking at
them, we have the clear sensation that something has happened, at a
certain time, and that we are not simply observing a place, but what
has happened precisely in that place.
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Marcella S. Nelson
19.NOV
21.DEC. 2002
Marcella S. Nelson
was born in 1955 in New York, where she lived until 1996, when she
moved to Brussels.
Inspired by the exhibition “Autissier et le portrait miniature
romantique en Belgique”, she decided to work on the smallest possible
scale.
The format of her work is that of a standard ID photo. |
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Ettore Sottsass
25.SEP
10.NOV 2002
The show features
twenty large objects in silver produced in limited edition, designed
by Sottsass specifically for this event.
The works of Ettore Sottsass are created through the assemblage of
simple geometric figures (cubes, cylinders, spheres, etc.) and an
elementary use of perspective. |
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Miquel
Barcelo
12.MAR
30.APR 2002
The
exhibition features nine canvases of different sizes and five large
works on paper made by the artist in Mali in 1999-2000. Sand, animal
bones, elements of the African land become part of the work in this
continuing process of aesthetic and formal innovation. |
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Michael Joo
15.JAN 28.FEB 2002
Born to Korean parents in 1966 in Ithaca (New York), B.F.A. at Washington University and M.F.A. at Yale School of Art, Michael Joo lives and works in New York. He represented Korea at the last edition of the Venice Art Biennial in 2001. | |
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Jeff Elrod
15.NOV 21.DEC 2001
Born in Irving, Texas in 1966, B.F.A from North Texas University, Jeff Elrod has spent periods of study as an artist-in-residence at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kusten of Amsterdam and the Chinati Foundation of Marfa, Texas. In 1998 he received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Award. | |
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Tristano di Robilant
16.OTT 10.NOV 2001
The sculpture, and particularly the bronze, is the main expression of the work of the artist. Quite often his works come from pongo's model, quickly manipulated, where he is trying to create an effect that obtains the speed of the still action in time. | |
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Erik Parker
8.MAY
29.JUN 2001
Erik Parker is a self-appointed archivist of New York Art, with an interest extending to music and performance. His paintings, which resemble drawings, are mostly made up of words: elaborate litanies of name, of people, of places and movements both familiar and famous, that evoke an era or a scene. | |
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Enzo Cucchi
13.MAR
24.APR 2001
Second day is the title given by Enzo Cucchi of the exhibition taking place at Paolo Curti & Co gallery. After many years
of absence within the Milanese artistic scene, Cucchi has created a new collection of works worthy of the fame and of the high and sophisticated vision typical of the great masters.
Enzo Cucchi was born at Morro D'Alba in 1949, the artist lives and works between Rome and Ancona. During the 1980's he exhibited in all the major museums around the world. | |
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Carsten Nicolai
18.JAN
18.MAR 2001
A former apprentice gardener and landscape architect, Carsten Nicolai started his artistic career in 1986 in Leipzig. The
interaction between video image, sound and painting are the main elements of his work, of which for years under the pseudonym of noto, the artist has been dedicated in the creation of
electronic music building up his own proper code of signs, acoustic and visual symbols.
Carsten Nicolai lives and works between Berlin and his hometown Chemnitz. | |
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Bart Domburg
9.NOV
21.DEC
2000
Domburg's paintings can be describeded as portraits: portraits of specific places with a special historical, religious or
personal meaning. For many years Bart Domburg painted portraits of ordinary people who posed for him in his studio. | |
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Eija-Liisa Ahtila
28.SEP
4.NOV
2000
The Finnish videoartist and photographer Eija-Liisa Ahtila was born in Hameenlinna in 1959. According to Eija-Liisa Ahtila,
what interest her in films and photos is above all the story. She calls her films “human dramas”. They deal, as do many of her other works, with human relationships, sexuality, the
difficulty of communication, individual identity, its formation and disintegration. The stories Ahtila tells through her films and photos are based on research, on real and fictive
events, on the experiences and memories of the artist herself, of those she knows, or of complete strangers. | |
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Jonathan Meese
3.MAY
30.JUN
2000
Jonathan Meese, born in Tokyo in 1970, studied at the Hamburg Art Academy with professor Franz Erhald Walter. The exhibition at Paolo Curti & Co. Gallery is referred to a movie of 1940 titled “Dr. Cyclops”, directed by Ernest Beumont Shoedsack, who was the director of the famous “King Kong” in 1930. The show include paintings, installations, drawings, photos, sculptures and lightboxes. | |
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Mike Bidlo
20.JAN
4MAR
2000
In this show, for the first time in Italy, more than one thousand work were exhibited, in which Bidlo refers to one of the
biggest masterpieces of the century: "Fountain" by Marcel Duchamp. In the past five years Mike Bidlo has concentrated his artistic energies on making a large number of drawings, each
one different from the other, with Duchamp's "pissoir" as their subject, using a multitude of brushes, pencils and media. In the imperturbable repetition and variation, there is a
spiritual, Zen-like quality. | |
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Marta Maria Pérez Bravo
4.NOV
23.DEC
1999
On November 4th Paolo Curti & Co. Gallery opened its new space with a personal exhibition of the Cuban artist Marta Maria
Pérez Bravo with an exhibition of 14 large-scale pieces, as Todo lo tengo, todo me falta (I've got everything. I'm lacking everything), Tiene la llave del destino (I have the key of the
destiny), Para la entrega (For the giving)…. |
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