Pino Pinelli The artist was born in Catania in 1938, in the early 60’s he moved to Milan, a city particularly rich in that period of cultural ferments.
In this phase of research, in which he tries to create a link between tradition and innovation, his...
Icaro Paolo Pietro Paolo Chissotti, alias Paolo Icaro, was born in Turin in 1936. He took part in the initial shows of Arte Povera (Arte Povera e Im-Spazio, Galleria La Bertesca, Genoa, 1967; Arte Povera più Azioni Povere, Arsenali of Amalfi, 1968) and in the large...
Nunzio Nunzio Di Stefano, alias Nunzio, born in 1954 in Cagnano Amiterno in the province of L’Aquila, is one of the founders of the so-called Scuola di San Lorenzo, one of the artistic currents which moved away from Transavanguardia around the mid-‘eighties. While not...
Great news for Art Share buyers! After the success of the sale on the market of Morandi etching and Salvo’s work, we are pleased to announce that the payments to our buyers have been made. The effective reimbursement for each share of € 100, net of deductions,...
Artists at home! What are the artists doing in this dramatic moment? In the Artribune magazine, the director of the Museo del Novecento in Florence, Sergio Risaliti, talks about the productions of the artists in quarantine in a series of appointments. The first is...
Art Share continues to be widely present in the media Even in these times of coronavirus, when people’s thoughts are rightly absorbed by other concerns, there is still interest in Art Share. The news of the sale of Salvo’s work with an increase of 55.5%...
Marisa Merz Marisa Merz was the only woman who took part in the Arte Povera movement. She was born in Turin in 1926 and died in 2019, and for many years she volun-tarily remained in the background as if leaving the floor in ancestral female defer-ence to her husband...
Robert Rauschenberg Robert Rauschenberg was born in Port Arthur, Texas in 1925, and died in 2008 at Captiva Island in Florida, where he had retired in his last years. With Jasper Johns he was the main protagonist of New Dada, the mid-‘fifties movement which formed a...
Jim Dine Jim Dine was one of the protagonists of Pop Art, but he decided not to bind himself to that movement and has always continued with curiosity to expe-riment with new visions and new techniques. He was born in Cincinnati in 1935 and, after moving to New York at...
Sol LeWitt Solomon “Sol” LeWitt, who was born in Hartford, Connecticut in 1928 and died in New York in 2007, is considered the father of Conceptual Art and Mi-nimalism. Le Witt’s first works were three-dimensional geometric forms, often series of metal or wooden cubes...
Jannis Kounellis
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Christo
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Georges Mathieu
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