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sabato 5 giugno 2021

Temple at the Mountain Peak

Temple at the Mountain Peak by Zhang Daquian

ZhangDaqian (1899-1983), Temple at the Mountain Peak, dated dingwei year (1967).

Hanging scroll, ink and colour on gold paper, 127.7 x 63 cm. 


Sold in the 20th and 21st Century Art Evening Sale on 24 May at Christie’s in Hong Kong, for 23 milions of Euros

Watch the presentation video on: CHRISTIE'S | Temple at the Mountain Peak by Zhang Daqian

mercoledì 1 maggio 2019

TIME OFF _ Exhibition



TIME OFF | Fabio Barilari 

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Inaugurazione Mostra 17 Maggio
Vitala Festival, Teatro San Genesio 17.30/20.00  -  Via Podgora 1, Roma

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"Il prossimo Venerdì 17 Maggio 2019, presso il Teatro San Genesio di Roma, nell’ambito degli eventi organizzati dal Vitala Festival curato da Fabiana De Rose, a favore della musica e dell’arte, verrà inaugurata la nuova mostra personale di pittura di Fabio Barilari, Time Off.


In questa ottava mostra personale a Roma, Barilari presenta numerosi lavori nuovi che proseguono e sviluppano ulteriormente il suo interesse per il racconto di luoghi ed atmosfere, alternando differenti tecniche di disegno e narrazione. In particolare per questa esposizione, la sua attenzione è dedicata agli spazi emozionali, mentali e fisici del tempo libero – del Time Off.

Istanti che raccolgono e raccontano sensazioni e luoghi: "Time Off" è il tempo del disegno e della pittura.

"Drawing is still basically the same as it has been since prehistoric times. It brings together man and the world. It lives through magic" _ Keith Haring

La produzione di Barilari alterna da sempre forme libere e astratte a immagini di paesaggi principalmente urbani, ma anche una ricca produzione di illustrazioni e ritratti. Sono istantanee impressioni di vita reale e di luoghi che cercano di mostrare la loro anima intangibile, la memoria che custodiscono, il loro senso."


sabato 2 marzo 2019

30 Nodi @ Saatchi Gallery _ London

"30 Nodi" _ © Fabio Barilari
Great news. 
"30 Nodi" has been selected by Saatchi Gallery in London, to be shown on "Saatchi Screen" exhibition.
Should you be in London, it will start from tomorrow.
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Ottime notizie.
"30 Nodi" è stato selezionato da Saatchi Gallery a Londra, per essere esibito nella mostra "Saatchi Screen".
Se siete a Londra, l'evento comincerà domani.


martedì 12 settembre 2017

30 Nodi


© Fabio Barilari - "30 Nodi" 84x60cm 
© Fabio Barilari - "30 Nodi" _ Part. 1

© Fabio Barilari - "30 Nodi" _ Part. 2

lunedì 18 gennaio 2016

A short, intense art history

 
Heroes / Helden _ David Bowie (*)

In the beginning, Warhol created The Factory.

Then he created the Exploding Plastic Inevitable
Then he produced first Velvet Underground album.
It was in New York, and it was 1967.

Sunday Morning was the opening act of the band.
Warhol imposed Nico on the band, and they didn't want her.
Then Lou Reed had a story with Nico.
That was after her story with Brian Jones.

And Nico acted in La Dolcevita, playing herself.
Brian Jones founded the Rolling Stones and died at the age of 27.
The slide guitar intro in No Expectations was his last testament.

Then David Bowie saved Lou Reed from self destruction.
And Bowie produced Transformer
And Lou Reed wrote Walk on the Wild Side.

David Bowie and Debbie Harry were friends.
And Blondie and Basquiat were friends as well.

Basquiat occasionally earned money as a male prostitute.
He appeared in Blondie's Rapture video, at min 1.53.
Rapture was the first rap to top the charts.
Then Basquiat founded a Noise Rock band called Gray.

Basquiat met Andy Warhol at a restaurant.
Basquiat "SAMO" and Keith Haring were both street artists and friends of Warhol.
Then Warhol made Oxidation: a denigrating urine portrait of Basquiat.
And Basquiat died at age 27 for overdose.
And then Bowie performed Andy Warhol in the film "Basquiat".

Lou Reed wrote beautiful poems about whores, transvestites and heroin.
Then he met Laurie Anderson and later became a Tai Chi master.
Then he married Laurie Anderson, for good.

Bob Dylan didn't like Warhol and The Factory.
He had a story with Warhol's muse, Edie Sedgwick.
Edie was the Factory Girl before Nico.
And inspired poems such as Like a Rolling Stone and Just like a woman,
And inspired Femme Fatale.
Then she committed suicide at age 28.

David Bowie saved Iggy Pop as well.
That was from a psychiatric hospital.
That was after The Stooges.
Then he produced his first album.
Then Iggy Pop wrote Lust for Life with his friend.
And Bowie, Iggie and Reed shared the same flat in Berlin
That was in 1976.
And Lou Reed wrote Berlin.
And Bowie wrote a german Heroes for Christiane F.

Everything started in NY in the late 60's.
And there was much more.

Then Lou Reed wrote New York.


Post Scriptum:
Later, Laurie Anderson presented Diller&Scofidio and their "Aberrant architecture".
At that time, Diller&Scofidio was the most advanced interdisciplinary design studio in NY.
And today, together with Renfro, they are transforming NY.

Post Scriptum #2 (*):
It's interesting to notice this constantly increasing level of censorship along the media, so that the powerful, beautiful, dystopian version of "Heroes" by David Bowie, coming from the multi-awarded, generational film "Christiane F", which I choose to act as the intro of this post, has been nowday considered destibilizing for our young generations.

Andy Warhol

Lou Reed and Nico

Lou Reed, John Cale and Nico at Le Bataclan

Nico

Basquiat

Basquiat and Keith Haring

Lou Reed

Debbie "Blondie" Harry and David Bowie

Basquiat

Debbie "Blondie" Harry

David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed

Iggy Pop, David Bowie and ladies

Iggy Pop and Lou Reed

Keith Haring

Andy Warhol, Bob Dylan (and Elvis)

Laurie Anderson and Lou Reed

Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan

martedì 10 marzo 2015

lunedì 7 maggio 2012

sabato 14 aprile 2012

Living Colour Theme

Living Colour #1 - Magic and Loss

Living Colour #2 - Blacklight Blvd

Living Colour #3 - Sunrise

mercoledì 7 settembre 2011

'Round Midnight #2


"Don't fear mistakes: there are non" - Miles Davis










"There are no wrong notes" - Miles Davis