Our table ” lacerated ” poster stuck and unstuck British film Modesty Blaise which was directed by Joseph Losey in 1966 and is played by the actors : Monica Vitti , Terence Stamp and Dirk Bogarde . Its composition is dynamic , bright colors and provided a nice airy and light atmosphere emerges.<\/p>\n
Pieces of torn posters and pasted on the canvas. His work posters ” torn ” operates “double off ” (poster torn from its mount and then torn in the workshop) and back posters. With the Cinecitt\u00e0 series , he worked on movie posters that it isolates faces and silhouettes.<\/p>\n
If today we can not confirm this work approaches closer to the work of Mimmo Rotella , great painter of the era of the New Realism .<\/p>\n
Domenico Mimmo Rotella is an Italian visual artist born October 7, 1918 in Catanzaro (Calabria, Italy ), died January 8, 2006 in Milan.<\/p>\n
Son of a milliner , Mimmo Rotella from Naples at the end of his college years and began studying art . He moved to Rome in 1941, he is 22 years old and until the 1950s , it seeks its way into various streams of paint .<\/p>\n
He gets his first exhibition in 1951 at the Chiurazzia Gallery in Rome where he presents abstract or geometric works , without much success. In 1951 , however, that established a first contact with the French Artists exhibiting in Paris, Slon of New Realities .<\/p>\n
In 1951-1952 , thanks to a scholarship from the Fulbright Foundation, he went to the United States as artist in residence at the University of Kansas City, where he made a large mural composition and tries to accompany percussion its phonetic poems. He engages in a performance of phonetic poetry at Harvard University in Boston and other records to the Library of Congress in Washington DC. It also presents its second solo exhibition at the Rockhill Nelson Gallery in Kansas City ( 1952). During his stay, he met artists such as Robert Rauschenberg, Claes Oldenburg , Cy Twombly , Jackson Pollock and Franz Kline . Later , he met in Rome in 1960 , Willem de Kooning and Mark Rothko .<\/p>\n
Returned to Rome in 1953, he went through a long period of crisis , during which he stopped painting , art convinced that everything has already been done. He comes from what he calls a ” Zen illumination “: the discovery of the poster advertising as a means of artistic expression and message the city. He exhibited for the first time his torn posters in 1955 , on the occasion of ” contemporary art exhibition ” in Rome .<\/p>\n
His work is recognized and rewarded in 1956 by Graziano prices , and in 1957 the price Battistoni and Education. Critical mark his work as ” stripper posters ” and hailed as one of the representatives of the “young Roman painting .” Leading a bohemian life , he reveals himself by his extravagance . In 1962, he lectured at the New York School of Visual Arts , and in 1964 he was invited to the Venice Biennale .<\/p>\n
Friend of the art critic Pierre Restany since it had come to visit him in Rome in 1958 , he joined the New Realism movement in 1960. In 1961 , he participated in the exhibition ” 40 \u00b0 above Dada “organized in Paris by Restany as Arman , C\u00e9sar , Yves Klein , Deschamps, Villegl\u00e9 Hains ….<\/p>\n
He moved to Paris where he developed a production process in series with the projection of negative images on canvas or any other media emulsified , works he calls Reportage or Mec- Art. In 1980 Rotella moved back to Milan.<\/p>\n
In 1990, Rotella participates at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the exhibition ” Art and Pub ” and the Museum of Modern Art in New York in the exhibition ” High and Low “. He was made an Officer of Arts and Letters in France in 1992.<\/p>\n
He was invited to the Guggenheim Museum in New York in 1994 for ” Italian Metamorphosis ” and again at the Centre Pompidou in 1996 “Facing History” , and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles during the exhibition ” Halls of Mirrors “. In 1996, the inauguration of an exhibition of his was broadcast online on the internet.<\/p>\n
In 1999, the mayor of his hometown, Sergio Abramo takes a bylaw authorizing him to freely tear the posters on the territory of Catanzaro.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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