The Florentine artist Luciano Bartolini died in 1994 at the age of 46. From his Kleenex series of the 1960s to his late works, Bartolini's art concerned itself with the textures or modest materials, upon which he frequently inscribed fragments of enigmatic symbols. He described his project as a "journey of associations intricate with aspirations, hopes, dreams and memories."

Luciano Bartolini: More Than This

Arts & Photography

Daolio, Roberto

Bartolini, Luciano

Daolic, Roberto

Individual Artists

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<p>Since 1976, the P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center of New York has hosted its annual International Studio Program, providing 18 artists from around the world with the opportunity to live and work in New York for one year. This volume documents the work of the finalists for the 2000-2001 and 2001-2002 Italian grant competitions.</p>

P.S.1: Italian Studio Program 2000-2002

di Gropello, Giulio

di Melito, Andrea Pagano

Dini, Lamberto

Galasso, Alessandra

Illy, Andrea

Tolomeo, Maria Grazia

Zannier, Sabrina

Di Pietrantonio, Giacinto

Ontani, Luigi

Andrini, Alessandra

Bertocchi, Davide

Caravaggio, Gianni

Di Maggio, Elisabetta

Galegati, Stefania

Losi, Claudia

Mala Arti, Visive

Mocellin, Ottonella

Nicoletta, Sandrine

Piccioni, Roberta

Puppi, Daniele

Rivola, Fabrizio

Zuffi, Italo

Jeane, Norma

Xhafa, Sislej

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