Between Sign and Writing
Paths through Italian Art

1 February - 5 April 2014

Paris

Tornabuoni Art Paris presents a group show that brings together Post-War Italian artists.

Through their works and artistic approach, these artists showed an interest in the use of sign, creating an evolution between the formal element and the linguistic element and transforming it into an actual writing.

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selection of works

Michelangelo Pistoletto, Amare, 2006, serigrafia su acciaio inox lucidato a specchio, 495 x 226 cm — Michelangelo Pistoletto, To love, 2006, silkscreen on polished stainless steel with mirror, 495 x 226 cm

Pier Paolo Calzolari, Eroe, 1986, tecnica mista su tavola, 30 x 31 cm — Pier Paolo Calzolari, Hero, 1986, mixed media on board, 30 x 31cm

Alighiero Boetti, Oggi il ventiseiesimo quarto mese anno uno nove otto nove, 1989, ricamo su tessuto, 109 x 111, 5 cm — Alighiero Boetti, Today the twenty-sixth fourth month year one nine eight nine, 1989, embroidery on fabric, 109 x 111,5 cm

Giuseppe Capogrossi, Superficie 705, 1971, olio su tela, 60 x 50 cm — Giuseppe Capogrossi, Surface 705, 1971, oil on canvas, 60 x 50 cm

Alighiero Boetti, 21 ottobre 1968, 1968, vernice industriale su legno e sughero, 82 x 82 x 3 cm — Alighiero Boetti, 21 October 1968, 1968, industrial paint on wood and cork, 82 x 82 x 3 cm

Carla Accardi, Rosa, 2008, pittura su sicofoil, 30 x 15 cm — Carla Accardi, Pink, 2008, painting on sicofoil, 30 x 15 cm

Lucia Marcucci, Gulp, 1967, tempera e polimaterico, 80 x 60 cm — Lucia Marcucci, Gulp, 1967, tempera and polymaterial, 80 x 60 cm

Gastone Novelli, La Consomption, 1963, olio, matita e pastello su tela, 135 x 135 cm — Gastone Novelli, The Consomption, 1963, oil, pencil and pastel on canvas, 135 x 135 cm

Lucia Marcucci, Poetry is..., 1985, acrylic on canvas, 145 x 90 cm

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Between Sign and Writing Paths through Italian Art

Between Sign and Writing Paths through Italian Art

selection of works

Between Sign and Writing
Paths through Italian Art

Between Sign and Writing
Paths through Italian Art