Emil Schumacher - Un pittore astratto a Venezia

Emil Schumacher - Un pittore astratto a Venezia
Il pittore Emil Schumacher è considerato uno dei rappresentanti più importanti della pittura astratta in Germania. Situato tra "informale" e "Espressionismo Astratto" crea i suoi quadri con molta espressività e attraverso una meravigliosa composizione dei colori. Ha partecipato a tutte le più importanti mostre tra cui La Biennale di Venezia. E' morto 1999
Institut für Kunstdokumenation und Szenografie © Ralph Goertz

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Daniele Puppi - Unleaded arte contemporanea a Pordenone - mostra

Pordenone
Conversazione con Daniele Puppi (Pordenone, 1970): dalle "Fatiche", installazioni video-sonore, allo "Zero", installazione sonora realizzata presso la galleria Vistamare di Benedetta Spalletti a Pescara. Settima puntata di Unleaded arte contemporanea.

Zilvinas Kempinas: Tube at Venice Biennale 2009

In questo video di vernissage tv si descrive l'esibizione di Zilvinas Kempinas.
Opening reception of the exhibition Žilvinas Kempinas : Tube at the Lithuanian Pavilion (location: Scuola Grande della Misericordia) of the 53rd International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia in Venice, Italy.
Žilvinas Kempinas was born in 1969 in Plungė, Lithuania. He lives and works in New York. Solo exhibitions: Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna (2008); Le Grand Café, Saint-Nazaire, France (2008); Contemporary Art Center, Vilnius (2007); Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2006); P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, New York (2003); Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York (2004, 2006, 2007).

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Videoarte a Verona - Lights and thoughts

Un'opera videa di Ruggero mantovani. per maggiori informazioni, visitate il suo blog: http://welovealot.blogspot.com/

Egitto mai visto L’eccezionale mostra sull'Egitto al Castello del Buonconsiglio a Trento

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Alvise Grandese, pittore veneziano

Video dell'inaugurazione della mostra di pittura di Alvise Grandese, artista veneziano.

Shade in Venice

SHADES in VENICE from Sean Garland on Vimeo.

SHADES of VENICE is first and foremost a homage to the B+W films of Val Lewton & Jacques Tourneur and the ghost stories of M.R. James and Daphne Du Maurier. It comes as no surprise then to anyone that Venice, most especially in the off-season, bereft of tourists and wreathed in fog, is one of the most bewitching, transportive cities imaginable. There’s drama and character in her crumbling backstreets, shrouded alleyways and melancholia-riven waterways, chosing, as she does, to unveil herself only in increments, one hallucinogenic step at a time. From the outset Inside Me Like A Warmth had always been a somewhat experimental departure for me in terms of filmmaking. For once I wasn’t working with actors or fictional storylines or melodrama…just a city, a sense of place, perhaps even a state of mind and so, in the freezing cold on the tail-end of January I set out to somehow frame and capture what made the city so timelessly seductive for so many people. Electronica wunderkid Metamatics came on board after seeing the footage and the film went on to win Best Music & Visuals at London’s first Salvador Dali Film Festival in conjunction with the exhibition of his work at County Hall on the South Bank.