GABRIELE TUROLA: GROUP EXHIBITIONS
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1986 OfficinOttanta – Una situazione ferrarese, Castello Estense, Ferrara
1987 Per Schifanoja , Castello Estense, Ferrara
1987 Come fossi una bambola, Palazzo Gulinelli, Portomaggiore, Ferrara
1989 Pinocchio. La scena, lo schermo, il libro, Palazzo Massari, Ferrara
1989 Sogni d’oro – Quindici artisti per Salvador Dalì, Rocca Possente, Stellata, Ferrara
1989 Per Isabella, Rocca Possente, Stellata
1989 Per Isabella, Casa di Stella dell’Assassino, Ferrara
1990 Per Isabella, Palazzo Ducale, Mantova
1991 I sogni nel cassetto, Casa dell’Ariosto, Ferrara
1994 Scuola Rudolf Steiner, Milano
1994 Galleria Bonzano, Milano
1996 Le sorelle Grimm, Galleria Art Directors, Milano
1997 Portofranco, Living Art Gallery, Milano; Portofranco, Galleria Alter, Torino
1998 Candele senza vento, Fabbrica Eos, Milano
1999 Galleria Ciovasso, Milano
1999 Galleria Victor Saavedra, Barcellona; Galleria Col, Tokyo; Galleria Col, Osaka; Galleria Betta Frigeri, Sassuolo, Modena; Galleria Centro Steccata, Parma
2001 Galleria Studio Ippolito Simonis, Parigi
2001 Lisa Ponti, Enzo Forese, Gabriele Turola, Galleria Franco Toselli, Milano
2002 Col Sale, Galleria in Arco, Torino
2002 A tutto tondo, Museo della Permanente, Milano
2004 Cacao. L’arte comunica il cioccolato, Gli Antichi Chiostri, Torino
2005 Affinités, Le pavé dans la mare, Besançon(F)
2005 Il mondo di Lisa Ponti, Palazzo delle Stelline, Milano
2011 Saluzzo Arte, Fondazione Amleto Bertoni, Antiche Scuderie, Saluzzo
2018 Soft Revolution. Franco Toselli e gli artisti di Portofranco, Triennale, Palazzo dell’Arte, Milano
2022 Antologia, Biasutti & Biasutti, Torino
GABRIELE TUROLA: SOLO EXHIBITIONS
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1989 Gabriele Turola, Centro Culturale Einaudi di Quacchio, Ferrara
1988 Gabriele Turola, Artstudio, Portomaggiore
1989 Gabriele Turola, Galleria del Candelaio, Firenze
1989 Gabriele Turola, Circolo Casablanca, Revere, Mantova
1989 Gabriele Turola, Circolo La Lepre di Marzo, Milano
1991 Gabriele Turola, Casa dell’Ariosto, Ferrara
1993 Gabriele Turola, Casa Museo Remo Brindisi, Lido di Spina, Ferrara
1998 Gabriele Turola, Galleria Cà di Frà, Milano
2002 Gabriele Turola, Galleria Toselli, Milano
2006 Gabriele Turola. Fantasie del mondo naturale, Biasutti & Biasutti, Torino
2006 Gabriele Turola, Spazio Juliet, Trieste
2007 Gabriele Turola. Il volto segreto delle cose, Galleria Toselli
2008 Giardino, Galleria Atlantica, Vicenza
2009 Gabriele Turola. Filastrocche, storie e racconti, Biasutti & Biasutti, Torino
2009 I misteri del mestiere, Circolo degli Artisti, Torino
2019 La fantasia è la vera realtà, Casa Turese, Vitulano
2022 Le parole e i colori di Gabriele Turola, Biasutti & Biasutti, Torino
Works of special interest:
2002 He created a greeting card for the New Year for Unesco, printed in 11.000 copies, taken from his painting “l’ Arca di Noé”
2007 He created the cover of the book Schegge di utopia. Ferrara città di scrittori, La Carmelina Edizioni, also taking part as an author with the story Il diario delle stelle
2020 The book “Nei sogni di una cometa” by Monica Taddia, Edizioni Faust, Ferrara, includes two never before seen illustrations by the artist, one of which used by the cover
ESSENTIAL BIBLIOGRPHY
By Gabriele Turola
Gabriele Turola, La voce delle cose, Liberty house Casa Editrice, Ferrara, 1992
Gabriele Turola, Nel magico mondo della gatta Sofia. Poesie, filastrocche, disegni dedicati al mondo felino, illustrazioni di Franca Camisotti Felloni ; prefazione di Gianfranco Rossi, Industrie grafiche, Ferrara, 1994
Gabriele Turola, Il diario delle stelle in AA. VV., Schegge di utopia. Ferrara città di scrittori, La Carmelina Edizioni, Ferrara, 2007
Gabriele Turola, Misteri di arte e magi. Pittori, alchimisti, medium, Faust Edizioni, Ferrara, 2013
Gabriele Turola ha collaborato a riviste quali “La Pianura”, “Libero” ed al quotidiano “Il Resto del Carlino”
On Gabriele Turola
R. Vidali, Gabriele Turola. Fiori, dolcetti e raggi di sole, in NTWK, rivista mensile, Trieste, n° 96, marzo 2006, p. 14
F. Agostinelli, Gabriele Turola, in Juliet, rivista mensile, Trieste, n° 125, dicembre 2005 –gennaio 2006, p. 65
R. Vidali, Gabriele Turola, in Juliet, rivista mensile, Trieste, n° 129, ottobre – novembre 2006, pp. 52, 53
R. Vidali, La medicina dei colori, in Zeno, settimanale, Trieste, n° 65, novembre 2006, pp. 34, 35, 36
N. De Maria, Il pittore Gabriele Turola, in “Fantasie del mondo naturale”, catalogo della mostra, Biasutti & Biasutti, Torino, 2006
E. Pontiggia, I mirtilli di Gabriele Turola, in “Fantasie del mondo naturale”, catalogo della mostra, Biasutti & Biasutti, Torino, 2006
L. Ponti, Nel cielo di Gabriele, in “Il volto segreto delle cose”, catalogo della mostra, Galleria Toselli, Milano, 2007
Francesco Tabusso: CV
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Francesco Tabusso* (b. 1930), Turin by ancestry and for all his life, was born on the outskirts of Milan, in Sesto San Giovanni, where the family moved for a short time following his father, an engineer.
Having manifested early his passion for painting, he graduated from classical high school before embarking on a rigorous apprenticeship under the guidance of Felice Casorati. Far from being an epigone, Tabusso cultivates a love for the profession and reasoning on ancient masters at the school of the famous teacher, inheriting from Casorati the ability to transfigure reality, to restore its enchanted dimension, out of time, in a sort of "magical realism" with the tones of a fairy tale, completely personal.
By electing a rural world of even popular inspiration as a subject, Tabusso manifested from the beginning an authentic "vocation to the story", which led him to collaborate with some of the best-known names in Italian literature of the twentieth century, such as Piero Chiara, Dino Buzzati, Mario Soldati, Mario Rigoni Stern.
1954 is the year of the exhibition debut and the first participation in the Venice Biennale. In short, the artist is invited to the main national and international exhibitions, winning numerous awards. From 1963 to 1984, he combined teaching activities with painting: he taught ornate art at the Bergamo Art School, then figure at the Albertina Academy of Turin.
Also since 1963 Tabusso collaborates with Gian Ferrari Gallery in Milan, which will take care of the exclusive business for about thirty years, organizing in those years more than sixty personal exhibitions of the author in Italy and abroad.
By virtue of an art that has always celebrated creation and all its creatures with the simplicity and communicative power of a modern "primitive", he was called to create in 1975, for the Church of San Francesco al Fopponino in Milan designed by Gio Ponti, the monumental altarpiece Il Cantico delle Creature (96 square meters of painting), and subsequently the eight triptychs with the stories of the Saint.
Tabusso died in Turin in 2012 after about sixty years of tireless artistic activity.
* biographical information by the Francesco Tabusso Archive
Andrea Nisbet: CV
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Andrea Nisbet was born in Torre Pellice (Turin) in 1960. He graduated from Turin's Art High School in 1978 and then studied restoration at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome with Professor Pagliani.
From the end of the 1980's Nisbet began to establish and personalise his own artistic identity, launching a fortunate portfolio which led to numerous personal and collective exhibitions in public and private locations, both in Italy and abroad. His early, predominantly pictorial, works concentrate on the depiction of places linked to the history and the life of humankind (charnel houses, abandoned huts and obsolete factories): desolate landscapes bare of human beings, the very existence of these images inexorably reveals humankind's presence and determination. They provoke a reflection on destiny and on the presumed possibility or liberty of intervention in the course of events.
This is perceptible in the paintings Nisbet produced in the mid 1900s: scenes of roadways, in a suspended atmosphere, over which the possibility of a tragic event hovers. These images seem to leave no space in which to choose or decide the course of events. Since then Andrea Nisbet has created a collection of drawings, videos and environmental installations with the intention of overthrowing spatial coordinates in favour of unsettling locations. This motivates his choice to highlight contradictions and to upset more reassuring visions. His aim is to "affirm the right of Art to follow routes outside of consolidated logic, to choose its own destiny, to create a universe of signs which are both independent and dependent on the apparent horizon". (Mario Bertoni)
Enrico Vanzina: CV
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Enrico Vanzina was born in Rome in 1949. He is an Italian screenwriter and film producer. He also works as a journalist and writer. He has written 107 films and several TV series, working with many of the most famous Italian directors: Dino Risi, Marco Risi, Alberto Lattuada, Steno, Mario Monicelli, Nanni Loy. Together with his brother director Carlo, he has made some of the greatest cinema successes from the 1970s to today. Films that invented a genre and cast a host of actors. He has been awarded with the Grolla D'oro, the De Sica Prize, the Flaiano Prize, the Silver Ribbon, the Charlot Prize, the America Prize, the Telegatto Prize, the Acqui Storia Prize, the Cariddi Prize, the Fellini Prize and the Biagio Agnes Prize for Journalism. He also won the European Penne di Letteratura Prize. He wrote a theatrical comedy “Bambini cattivi” staged by Giuseppe Patroni Griffi. He has published "Le finte bionde" Mondadori, "Colazione da Bulgari" Salerno Editrice, "La vita è buffa" Gremese, "Commedia all’Italiana" Newton Compton, "Una famiglia italiana" Mondadori, "Il Gigante Sfregiato" "Il Mistero del Rubino Birmano ”and“ La donna dagli occhi d’oro ”Newton Compton. In 2018 he wrote “La sera a Roma” for Mondadori, a huge critical and sales success. He has published "Mio fratello Carlo" and, recently, "Una giornata di nebbia a Milano" HarperCollins. He collaborated for 5 years with the "Corriere della Sera". For more than twenty years he has written in "Il Messaggero" as a columnist and where he has been entrusted with a weekly costume column. In July 2016 and 2017 he directed Giacomo Puccini's "Tosca" for the opening of the Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago. In 2018 and 2019 he exhibited his photographic works at Spilimbergo Light Festival and at Russo Gallery in Rome.