21 April 2016
VIRTUAL ART GALLERY SPACE OPHEN 2.0
Via S. Calenda, 105 / D - Salerno
“WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN THE HAT OF JOSEPH BEUYS”
Collective International with the participation
119 contemporary artists
by Giovanni Bonanno
Since 29 April 2016 al 27 August 2016
Opening: Friday, April 29, 2016, 18:00
Salerno Tel / Fax 089 5648159
e-mail: bongiani@alice.it
Web Gallery 2.0 : http://www.collezionebongianiartmuseum.it
Open all day every day from 00.00 to 24.00
It opens Friday, April 29, 2016, at 18.00, the international group exhibition curated by Giovanni Bonanno entitled: "WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN THE HAT OF JOSEPH BEUYS" that Ophen Virtual Art Gallery Space of Salerno dedicated to the German artist Joseph Beuys to coincide with the anniversary of the 30 years after his death, (Dusseldorf, January 23, 1986), suggesting an important group show with 119 artists of different nationalities. In its activities (objects, actions, installations, interviews, multiple, etc.) Saw undisputed protagonist on the international stage. In recent years between the seventies and eighties, the need for dialogue, becomes a priority, often characterized the performance as an opportunity to verbally present its political-religious concept, based on the coincidence of self-determination, individual liberty and creativity. An art as a process cathartic and liberating free transfer from traditional media that relies on the link between art and life-politics looking for a new creative possibilities and organizational man between mystical spiritualism and experimental scientism.
Writes Marcello Francolini in the presentation: "why a hat to remember Joseph Beuys?It could not be more faithful image of that of a hat to make sure you express words-images around the figure of Joseph Beuys. Considering it as a hat, and not so much a hat, then you might agree that it is precisely that hat he always wore, and now no more. It is what remains today, as the latter is more true location of her body. "I covered my body fat to regenerate heat and wrapped him in felt to keep it." So it was, that the Tartars they took him, welcoming him into their medicinal nature, the people rose, raising it to a new life, 16 March 1944.
So he wrote the artist in his curriculum vitae / Curriculum of the works, with which, in a sort of myth of origins, rebuilt a second life, starting from the instant where everything had begun. He carried with him ever since, felt and fat. Now that you felt the same material of his hat, he protects the head as he protected the body. The same hat that now keeps it warm thoughts, released that same smell of felt that sniffed in Crimea being born again. Thus the hat Beuys served to remind him everywhere, something like a weight on his head to keep him rooted to the earth, his own land. His Heimat ".
Featured artists: Joseph Beuys, Ryosuke Cohen, Dorian Ribas Marhino, Marcello Diotallevi, Nicolò D'Alessandro, Maya Lopez Muro, John M. Bennett, Santini del Prete, Virginia Milici, Gino Gini, Mauro Molinari, Nicolas de La Casiniere, Antonio Sassu, Domenico Ferrara Foria, Meral Agar, BuZ Blurr, Horst Tress, Tomaso Binga, Miguel Jimenez, Maria José Silva-Mizé, Leonor Arnao, Melahat Yagci, Sinasi Gunes, Turikan Elci, Atelier Stiliachus, Daniel de Cullà, Giancarlo Pucci, Angela Behrendt, Wolfgang Faller, Alexander Limarev, Rosanna Veronesi, Robert Lewis, Bruno Cassaglia, RCBz, Paolo Scirpa, Carmela Corsitto, Oronzo Liuzzi, Rossana Bucci, Ernesto Terlizzi, Linda Paoli, Remy Penard, Rolando Zucchini, Andre Pace, Giovanni Bonanno, Pascal Lenoir, Stathis Chrissicopulos, Claudio Grandinetti, Alfonso Caccavale, Fernanda Fedi, Daniel Daligand, Rosa Gravino, Pedro Bericat, Francesco Aprile, Lamberto Caravita, Simon Warren, Fabiana Pereira, Ruggero Maggi, Otto D Sherman, Renata e Giovanni Stradada, C. Mehrl Bennett, Picasso Gaglione, Anna Boschi, Lorenzo Lome Menguzzato, Maria Credidio, Eugenio Giannì, Emilio Morandi, Maria Teresa Cazzaro, Gianfranco Brambati, Monika Mori, Fernando Andolcetti, Caranovic Predrag, Pier Roberto Bassi, Patrizio Rossi, Connie Jeans, David Drum, Giovanni Fontana, Vittore Baroni, Luc Fierens, Mabi Col, Matthew Rose, Fulgor C. Silvi, John Held J.R., Dimitry Babenko, Lia Franza, Gian Paolo Roffi, Umberto Basso, Mirta Caccaro, Marina Salmaso, Lars Schumacher, Ludo Winkelman, Francesco Mandrino, Oznur Kepce, Roland Halbritter, Serse Luigetti, Keichi Nakamura, Adriano Bonari, Alessio Guano, Carlo Iacomucci, Cinzia Farina, Domenico Severino, Maurizio Follin, Claudio Romeo, Lancillotto Bellini, Silvana Alliri, Angela Caporaso, Michel Della Vedova, Susanne Schumacher, Clemente Padin, Malte Sonnenfeld, Kateina Nikeltsou, Claudia Garcia, Roberto Scala, Josè Luis Alcalde Soberanes, Julien Blaine, Judy Skolnick, Tricia Schriefer, Cernjul Viviana, Gianni Romizi, Ayse Sidika Ugur.
WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN THE HAT OF JOSEPH BEUYS
VIRTUAL ART GALLERY SPACE OPHEN 2.0
Via S. Calenda, 105 / D - Salerno
Since 29 April 2016 al 27 August 2016
Opening: Friday, April 29, 2016, 18:00
Hours: daily 00.00 - 24.00
e-mail: bongiani@alice.it
Web Gallery 2.0: http://www.collezionebongianiartmuseum.it
Press: - bongiani@libero.it
Via S. Calenda, 105 / D - Salerno
“WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN THE HAT OF JOSEPH BEUYS”
Collective International with the participation
119 contemporary artists
by Giovanni Bonanno
Since 29 April 2016 al 27 August 2016
Opening: Friday, April 29, 2016, 18:00
Salerno Tel / Fax 089 5648159
e-mail: bongiani@alice.it
Web Gallery 2.0 : http://www.collezionebongianiartmuseum.it
Open all day every day from 00.00 to 24.00
It opens Friday, April 29, 2016, at 18.00, the international group exhibition curated by Giovanni Bonanno entitled: "WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN THE HAT OF JOSEPH BEUYS" that Ophen Virtual Art Gallery Space of Salerno dedicated to the German artist Joseph Beuys to coincide with the anniversary of the 30 years after his death, (Dusseldorf, January 23, 1986), suggesting an important group show with 119 artists of different nationalities. In its activities (objects, actions, installations, interviews, multiple, etc.) Saw undisputed protagonist on the international stage. In recent years between the seventies and eighties, the need for dialogue, becomes a priority, often characterized the performance as an opportunity to verbally present its political-religious concept, based on the coincidence of self-determination, individual liberty and creativity. An art as a process cathartic and liberating free transfer from traditional media that relies on the link between art and life-politics looking for a new creative possibilities and organizational man between mystical spiritualism and experimental scientism.
Writes Marcello Francolini in the presentation: "why a hat to remember Joseph Beuys?It could not be more faithful image of that of a hat to make sure you express words-images around the figure of Joseph Beuys. Considering it as a hat, and not so much a hat, then you might agree that it is precisely that hat he always wore, and now no more. It is what remains today, as the latter is more true location of her body. "I covered my body fat to regenerate heat and wrapped him in felt to keep it." So it was, that the Tartars they took him, welcoming him into their medicinal nature, the people rose, raising it to a new life, 16 March 1944.
So he wrote the artist in his curriculum vitae / Curriculum of the works, with which, in a sort of myth of origins, rebuilt a second life, starting from the instant where everything had begun. He carried with him ever since, felt and fat. Now that you felt the same material of his hat, he protects the head as he protected the body. The same hat that now keeps it warm thoughts, released that same smell of felt that sniffed in Crimea being born again. Thus the hat Beuys served to remind him everywhere, something like a weight on his head to keep him rooted to the earth, his own land. His Heimat ".
Featured artists: Joseph Beuys, Ryosuke Cohen, Dorian Ribas Marhino, Marcello Diotallevi, Nicolò D'Alessandro, Maya Lopez Muro, John M. Bennett, Santini del Prete, Virginia Milici, Gino Gini, Mauro Molinari, Nicolas de La Casiniere, Antonio Sassu, Domenico Ferrara Foria, Meral Agar, BuZ Blurr, Horst Tress, Tomaso Binga, Miguel Jimenez, Maria José Silva-Mizé, Leonor Arnao, Melahat Yagci, Sinasi Gunes, Turikan Elci, Atelier Stiliachus, Daniel de Cullà, Giancarlo Pucci, Angela Behrendt, Wolfgang Faller, Alexander Limarev, Rosanna Veronesi, Robert Lewis, Bruno Cassaglia, RCBz, Paolo Scirpa, Carmela Corsitto, Oronzo Liuzzi, Rossana Bucci, Ernesto Terlizzi, Linda Paoli, Remy Penard, Rolando Zucchini, Andre Pace, Giovanni Bonanno, Pascal Lenoir, Stathis Chrissicopulos, Claudio Grandinetti, Alfonso Caccavale, Fernanda Fedi, Daniel Daligand, Rosa Gravino, Pedro Bericat, Francesco Aprile, Lamberto Caravita, Simon Warren, Fabiana Pereira, Ruggero Maggi, Otto D Sherman, Renata e Giovanni Stradada, C. Mehrl Bennett, Picasso Gaglione, Anna Boschi, Lorenzo Lome Menguzzato, Maria Credidio, Eugenio Giannì, Emilio Morandi, Maria Teresa Cazzaro, Gianfranco Brambati, Monika Mori, Fernando Andolcetti, Caranovic Predrag, Pier Roberto Bassi, Patrizio Rossi, Connie Jeans, David Drum, Giovanni Fontana, Vittore Baroni, Luc Fierens, Mabi Col, Matthew Rose, Fulgor C. Silvi, John Held J.R., Dimitry Babenko, Lia Franza, Gian Paolo Roffi, Umberto Basso, Mirta Caccaro, Marina Salmaso, Lars Schumacher, Ludo Winkelman, Francesco Mandrino, Oznur Kepce, Roland Halbritter, Serse Luigetti, Keichi Nakamura, Adriano Bonari, Alessio Guano, Carlo Iacomucci, Cinzia Farina, Domenico Severino, Maurizio Follin, Claudio Romeo, Lancillotto Bellini, Silvana Alliri, Angela Caporaso, Michel Della Vedova, Susanne Schumacher, Clemente Padin, Malte Sonnenfeld, Kateina Nikeltsou, Claudia Garcia, Roberto Scala, Josè Luis Alcalde Soberanes, Julien Blaine, Judy Skolnick, Tricia Schriefer, Cernjul Viviana, Gianni Romizi, Ayse Sidika Ugur.
WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN THE HAT OF JOSEPH BEUYS
VIRTUAL ART GALLERY SPACE OPHEN 2.0
Via S. Calenda, 105 / D - Salerno
Since 29 April 2016 al 27 August 2016
Opening: Friday, April 29, 2016, 18:00
Hours: daily 00.00 - 24.00
e-mail: bongiani@alice.it
Web Gallery 2.0: http://www.collezionebongianiartmuseum.it
Press: - bongiani@libero.it
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