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Courtesy La Biennale di Venezia. Die in Italien geborene brasilianische Künstlerin Anna Maria Maiolino und die in Paris lebende türkische Künstlerin Nil Yalter erhalten den Goldenen Löwe für das Lebenswerk der 60. Internationalen Kunstausstellung der Biennale Venedig - Stranieri Ovunque - Foreigners Everywhere, kuratiert von Adriano Pedrosa.
25 de sept. de 2019 · Anna Maria Maiolino’s significance for the history of art in Brazil from the 1960s onward cannot be underestimated. The artist who continues to be a prolific producer of new work – sculpture, drawing, performance, photography and beyond – is in conversation with curator and Art Historian Dr Michael Asbury on the occasion of her major exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery.
Anna Maria Maiolino. Desde A até M (From A to M) From the series "Mapas Mentais" (Mental Maps). 1972–99. Thread, synthetic polymer paint, ink, transfer type, and pencil on paper. 19 5/8 x 19 1/2" (49.8 x 49.5 cm).
Anna Maria Maiolino. A search for roots is a poignant metaphor for Maiolino’s work, which over sixty years has engaged a multitude of media, from painting and drawing, to woodblock printing, photo and video, performance and clay sculpture. In the Nucleo Contemporaneo, the site- specific installation Indo e Vindo (2024) is part of the series ...
3 de dic. de 2019 · Born in Scalea, Italy, 1942. Lives and works in São Paulo, Brazil. Drawing from the everyday female consciousness and from an oppressive, censorial dictatorship – as experienced in 1970s and 1980s Brazil – Italian-born Anna Maria Maiolino has produced works steeped in vital force, in a wide range of languages and media throughout her artistic career: from performance to sculpture, from ...
21 de nov. de 2010 · Anna Maria Maiolino. Por um fio (By a Thread) from the. series Fotopoemação (Photopoemaction) 1976. Anna Maria Maiolino. Untitled From the. series "Aguadas". 1984. Image not available.
Migrations. Anna Maria Maiolino was born in Scalea, Calabria, in southern Italy, in 1942 to an Italian father and Ecuadorian mother. In 1954, her family moved first to Venezuela and then to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1960. Here, she attended painting and woodcutting courses at the Escola Nacional de Belas Artes, where she met the artists Antonio ...
