Influential Dealer Lia Rumma Gifts Arte Povera Works to Italy
The works will be displayed permanently at the Capodimonte Museum in Naples.
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One Work: Dorothea Rockburne’s “Interchange”
Dorothea Rockburne's first freestanding sculptures bring her carefully calibrated forms into a new dimension, with domestic and nostalgic undertones.
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Paula Cooper Gallery to Represent Estate of Arte Povera Artist Luciano Fabro
The gallery will bring a major sculpture by the artist to Art Basel in Switzerland this month.
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Giorgio Griffa’s 1990s Paintings Possess a Nervous Energy—Much Like the Decade Itself
Griffa's 1990s paintings hint at something not necessarily good that is yet to come.
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5 Essential Exhibitions by Germano Celant, Late Curator Who Coined Arte Povera
The curator died this week of coronavirus-related causes.
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Germano Celant, Passionate Defender of Italian Contemporary Art, Is Dead at 80 of Coronavirus-Related Causes
He is credited with having identified the Arte Povera movement in the 1960s.
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Marisa Merz, Key Arte Povera Figure and Relentlessly Inventive Sculptor, Is Dead at 93
The lone woman in a movement dominated by men, she made sculptures and paintings that are tough, precarious, and unflaggingly original. Her career blossomed late in life.
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"Igloos" assembles thirty sculptures that Arte Povera stalwart Mario Merz produced between 1968 and the year he died, 2003.
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Named in 1967 by the critic Germano Celant, Arte Povera constituted less a strict movement than a loose fraternity of artists working in Italy with "poor," everyday materials—over and against the…
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