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Brazilian gimmicky artist

Anna Maria Maiolino
Built-in 1942

Scalea, Calabria, Italy
Nationality Brazilian
Education Escola Nacional de Belas Artes, Pratt Institute
Motility New Configuration, Neo-Concretism, New Brazilian Objectivity, Minimalism, Conceptualism

Anna Maria Maiolino (born May twenty, 1942) is a Brazilian gimmicky artist.[one] [two]

Early life [edit]

Maiolino was built-in in Scalea, in Calabria in southern Italy, to an Italian male parent and Ecuadorian mother. In 1954, her family unit emigrated to Venezuela,[3] where she later attended Escola Nacional Cristobal Rojas in 1958.[4] In 1960, she and her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Hither, she attended painting and woodcut courses at Escola Nacional de Belas Artes[3] where she met artists Antonio Dias and Rubens Gerchman, with whom she would later participate in the early Brazilian art movements.[5]

Art Movement Involvement [edit]

When Maiolino was 18, she became involved in the early Brazilian art movements of the 1960s and 1970s; this included the New Configuration, Neo-Concretism, and the New Brazilian Objectivity motion in 1967, which shifted the nature of Brazilian art. While she was involved with the Brazilian Objectivity movement, she worked with many respected Brazilian artists, including Lygia Clark and Lygia Pape.[6] During these years her paintings were viewed as resistances to the Brazilian military regime, also every bit the country's growing urban inequalities.[v]

Works [edit]

Maiolino occupation of former gardener's house rooms, basement and attic in the Karlsaue park (Kassel). Masses of modeled clay roofing the furniture.

Maiolino showed her first solo exhibition of her woodcuts in 1967 at the Goeldi gallery.[7] Afterwards becoming a Brazilian denizen, she moved to New York in 1968 to focus more than on Minimalism and Conceptualism artwork; during this fourth dimension she created works that influenced interaction between the object and the viewer.[five] In mid-1971 she was granted a scholarship to nourish the International Graphic Center Workshop at Pratt University because of the recommendation of Luis Camnitzer.[1] While in New York, she turned to poetry as her primary mode of expression.[seven] After returning to Brazil in late 1971, she began to create drawings and text based compositions. Some of her work from those years include Mapas Mentais (Mental Maps) (1971–74), Book Objects (1971-76), and Drawing Objects (1971–76).[5] From the mid-1970s and up until the 1980s she began working with Super 8 films, and other projects that encouraged performative interaction between the objects of art and audition.[5] In 1989, she was granted the Mário Pedrosa Prize past the Brazilian Association of Art Critics for the best evidence of the yr for her exhibition at the Pequena gallery, and began working with clay on the Modeled World series.[7] In 1989, she began to use dirt, cement, and plaster to sculpt wall-mounted sculptures.[1] After this motion, she has continued to explore the material through creating labor-intensive processes such equally modeling, molding, and casting in references to recurrent gestures through a series of installations.[5] Maiolino's drawings from the 1990s focused primarily on similar methods from her earlier exploration of materials and media. When she works with paper it becomes more than a drawing surface, but thing and body, which is visible in her 2006 drawing 'Untitled', which captures the poetic discourse that she is able to apply through a uncomplicated gesture.[ citation needed ] In 1994 Maiolino received the "Bone Melhores de 1993-Pesquisa de Linguagem (The best of 1993- Language research)" prize from the Association of São Paulo Art Critics for her exhibition, "Um, Nenhum, Cem Mil ("One, None, 1 Hundred Thousand") and was a part of the 1996 show of 20th century Women Artists: "Inside the Visible". In 2001, The Cartoon centre published a catalog entitled- A Life Line, and that same year her works were included in the MoMA collection.[ commendation needed ]

Recent works [edit]

Maiolino now lives and works in São Paulo, Brazil. In 2010, Maiolino had different art works from the past xxx years of her career displayed in an exhibition ('Continuum') at the Camden Arts Eye in London, England.[ii] One of the installations, fabricated entirely from dirt, is a symbol of everyday tasks, the individual, linguistic communication and society. She created the piece by hand, rolling and molding the clay into 100 different shapes.[2] More recent solo exhibitions include 'The Matrix 252', which is a selection of videos that use the body to limited life when ruled past an oppressive authorities and 'Affections' (2014).[8]

In 2012, she participated in Documenta xiii (Kassel, Deutschland) with the work Hither & There, a site specific installation from the Modeled World serial, composed of clay, sounds and plants.[9] The same yr, she won the MASP Mercedes-Benz Prize for Visual Arts 2012 for Best Contemporary Creative person of the Year, which granted her a solo exhibition at MASP.[10]

Publications [edit]

  • Anna Maria Maiolino, M Catherine de Zegher; Drawing Center (New York, N.Y.); Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo.; Paço Imperial do Rio de Janeiro New York : Drawing Center, 2002.[11]
  • Anna Maria Maiolino : order and subjectivity, Asbury, Michael. Nicosia, Cyprus : Pharos Middle for Gimmicky Art, 2009.[12]

References [edit]

  1. ^ a b c de Laforcade, Sonia (26 March 2018). "Maiolino, Anna Maria". oxfordartonline.com. Oxford Art Online - Grove Art Online. doi:x.1093/oao/9781884446054.013.2000000113. Retrieved 22 May 2019.
  2. ^ a b c Villarreal, Jose. "Brazilian Artist Anna Maria Maiolino Exhibits at Camden Arts Centre". artdaily . Retrieved x October 2014.
  3. ^ a b de Zegher, Catherine (2014). Women's work is never done: an anthology. Gent: AsaMER. p. 171. ISBN9789490693473.
  4. ^ WACK! : art and the feminist revolution. Butler, Cornelia H., Marking, Lisa Gabrielle., Museum of Contemporary Art (Los Angeles, Calif.). Los Angeles: Museum of Contemporary Art. 2007. ISBN978-0914357995. OCLC 73743482. {{cite volume}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
  5. ^ a b c d e f "Pharos Art". Pharos Art . Retrieved thirteen October 2014.
  6. ^ Calirman, Claudia (2014). ""Epidermic" and Visceral Works: Lygia Pape and Anna Maria Maiolino". Woman's Art Periodical. 35 (2): 19–27. ISSN 0270-7993. JSTOR 24395414.
  7. ^ a b c Marcio., Doctors (1999). A forma na floresta : espaço de instalações permanentes : Iole de Freitas, outubro, 1999 : Anna Maria Maiolino, novembro, 1999. Freitas, Iole de, 1945-, Maiolino, Anna Maria, 1942-, Museu do Açude (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Rio de Janeiro: Museu do Açude. ISBN978-8587008039. OCLC 47890980.
  8. ^ "Anna Maria Maiolino". University of California, Berkeley Fine art Museum & Pacific Film Archive. Archived from the original on 29 November 2014. Retrieved 28 October 2014.
  9. ^ (www.dw.com), Deutsche Welle. "Artista brasileira é destaque na Documenta em 2012 | documenta | DW.COM | 17.06.2012". DW.COM (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2017-03-11 .
  10. ^ "Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand – MASP". masp.art.br . Retrieved 2017-03-xi .
  11. ^ Maiolino, Anna Maria; Zegher, M. Catherine de; Drawing Eye (New York, Due north.Y.); Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo; Paço Imperial exercise Rio de Janeiro (2002). Anna Maria Maiolino: vida afora = A life line. New York: Drawing Centre. ISBN978-0942324167. OCLC 53005726.
  12. ^ Asbury, Michael; Keheyan, Garo; Fer, Briony; Lambert, Maria de Fátima; Pharos Centre for Contemporary Art (Nicosia, Cyprus) (2009). Anna Maria Maiolino: social club and subjectivity. Nicosia, Republic of cyprus: Pharos Centre for Contemporary Art. ISBN9789963919956. OCLC 701105289.

External links [edit]

  • Anna Maria Maiolino in the collection of The Museum of Modernistic Art
  • MoMA Audio well-nigh Desde A até M (From A to M), 1972-1999, Buraco Preto (Black Pigsty), 1974, Trajetóraia I, 1976, Trajetóraia Ii, 1976, Untitled, 2000, Untitled, 2001
  • Interview with the artist Anna Maria Maiolino, included in the World Goes Pop exhibition at Tate Modern September 2015
  • Anna Maria Maiolino - Hauser and Wirth Gallery

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