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    Collettiva di Natale, banco, December 1973
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    Collettiva di Natale

    14.12 - 05.01.1974

    Collettiva di Natale, con opere di: Ceroli, Turcato, Dias, Rotella, Boetti, Mochetti, Grygam, Parmiggiani, Guidi, Anselmo, Magrini, Fulton, Camnitzer, Chiari, Nigro, Verna, Pistoletto, Arcelli&Comini, Castellani, Munari, LeWitt, Reggiani, Lohse, Max Bill, Manzoni, Fontana, Ben, Tornquist, Calderara, Kounellis, Paolini, Vasarely, Griffa, Gaul, Carmi

    Giovanni Anselmo
    Considered to be one of the key protagonists of the Arte Povera movement at the end of the 1960s, Anselmo has continued to pursue and explore his practice in relation to nature, the finite and the [...]
    Sol LeWitt
    Sol LeWitt was a leading figure of Minimalism and pioneer of Conceptual art. Redefining art production by exploring ideas rather than conventional aesthetics, he distilled art to its essentials. [...]
    Giulio Paolini
    Often linked to the Arte Povera movement, Giulio Paolini is best known for an artistic practice that is inscribed in a more strictly conceptual sphere. From the outset of his career, Paolini has [...]
    Antonio Calderara
    Self-taught as a child growing up in Milan, and later mentored for a time by a young Lucio Fontana, the earliest influences of Antonio Calderara were of the figuration and light effects of Piero [...]