
Corrado Bonomi
- Edited by Alberto Fiz
- Binding Paperback with flaps
- Size 24 x 28 cm
- Pages 224
- Illustrations 230
- Language Italian, English
- Year 2022
- ISBN 9788836648009
- Price € 32,00 € 30,40
Corrado Bonomi is among the keenest voices to portray an ironic, all-Italian art that embarks on independent paths free from any type of conditioning. Through 200 artworks, this first monograph (curated by Alberto Fiz) illustrates a forty-year study ranging from Topo Gigio to Stanley Kubrick by way of René Magritte and Pino Pascali. The idea is to transform all data – whether comics, literary texts or films – into art. Driven by a boundless desire to stage the most diverse facets of life, the artist from Novara commandeers both content and subjects and, much like a skilled juggler, uses them at will. His tendency to quote from previous artists is deceptive, as it does not envisage to re-propose the original but, rather, its visionary metamorphosis within a framework where art and life go arm in arm. In short, Bonomi disconcerts taste and knowledge alike.
Contents
The Human Comedy of Corrado Bonomi
Alberto Fiz
The serious game of art
A conversation between Andreas Beitin and Corrado Bonomi
How a Collector and an Artist met
Volker W. Feierabend
I, anti-system artist
A conversation between Barbara Cottavoz and Corrado Bonomi
Works
List of Works
Biography
List of exhibitions
Barbara Cottavoz, La Stampa - Novara, 16/03/2023
"Cinquant'anni della mia creatività ve li racconto nella monografia"
I'm on fire!
L'invasione degli ultracorpi
We Don’t Find The Pieces
They Find Themselves
Minima fragmenta