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Vasco Bendini. Ombre prime
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The catalog of the exhibition "Vasco Bendini: Una Visione" at the La Galleria Nazionale di Roma celebrates the 100th anniversary of the artist's birth and explores his career, from his early training with Giorgio Morandi to his solo exhibitions in Rome and his participation in the Biennales. The exhibition showcases Bendini's search for the volto as a universal archetype, his focus on gesture and matter, and his inclusion of heterogeneous objects and materials in his work. The catalog includes archival photos, essays, and unpublished writings by the artist, accompanied by a critical anthology and unpublished writings.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 144 pages
Publication date: 15 January 2024
Publisher: Forma Edizioni
Catalogue of the exhibition dedicated by La Galleria Nazionale di Roma to Vasco Bendini on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth, which opened in March 2022.
The volume accompanies the discovery of the career of one of the major artists of the second half of the Italian 20th century, from his early training with Giorgio Morandi, up to the great Roman solo exhibitions and the Biennales of his maturity. The work of Vasco Bendini, dear to critics such as Francesco Arcangeli and Maurizio Calvesi, opens in the immediate postwar period, following an informal language in search of the volto as a universal archetype, to then focus on gesture and matter, under the influence of, among others, Jean Fautrier. The 1960s are characterized by the inclusion in the paintings of heterogeneous objects and materials, in an approach to Arte Povera and then, with actions and installations, to the Neodada way of doing things. The central objective for Bendini remains in fact the involvement of the viewer, in a fruitful dialogue necessary for the development of his poetics. A large selection of archival photos, along with essays and aller productions of the works, is flanked by a critical anthology and unpublished writings by the Master.
Weight: 740g
Dimension: 307 x 232 x 15 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9788855211048
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