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24.05.2016—28.05.2016

Firenze 77. Luciano Bartolini

Exhibition, Milano

RIVIERA #15

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24.05.2016

28.05.2016

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RIVIERA #15

RIVIERA hosts a collection of Luciano Bartolini’s artist books (1974-79) and the launch of the publication Firenze 1977. Luciano Bartolini, Michael Buthe, Klaus vom Bruch, Martin Kippenberger, Marcel Odenbach, Anna Oppermann, Ulrike Rosenbach published by Archive Books. The author Paolo Emilio Antognoli Viti on the artist Luciano Bartolini, orientalism as a modality for decentralisation and on the background of 1977 social, political and artistic movements.

Thanks to the Luciano Bartolini archive, Milano and Studio Dabbeni, Lugano.

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Luciano Bartolini, 'Firenze 77', books presentation and talk at Istituto Svizzero, Milano, 2016. Photo: © Ivan Grianti

Luciano Bartolini, 'Firenze 77', books presentation and talk at Istituto Svizzero, Milano, 2016. Photo: © Ivan Grianti

Luciano Bartolini, 'Firenze 77', books presentation and talk at Istituto Svizzero, Milano, 2016. Photo: © Ivan Grianti

Luciano Bartolini, 'Firenze 77', books presentation and talk at Istituto Svizzero, Milano, 2016. Photo: © Ivan GriantiLuciano Bartolini, 'Firenze 77', books presentation and talk at Istituto Svizzero, Milano, 2016. Photo: © Ivan Grianti

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