Excavations - Misiano-Genovese, Richard
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Excavations are collages made using a method developed in 1985 by Richard Misiano-Genovese, in which pictures or images are glued together in layers, and then a layer or layers are ripped in places, revealing the underlying image. "One may at first think that Misiano-Genovese invites us to the questionable pleasures of vandalism. But that's not the case. Or not that much. Because when looking closer, one reaches the evidence that what is violent and destructive in Misiano-Genovese's art always finally reverses itself in a shimmering of innocence. In the depths of his tearings, how devouring…mehr

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Excavations are collages made using a method developed in 1985 by Richard Misiano-Genovese, in which pictures or images are glued together in layers, and then a layer or layers are ripped in places, revealing the underlying image. "One may at first think that Misiano-Genovese invites us to the questionable pleasures of vandalism. But that's not the case. Or not that much. Because when looking closer, one reaches the evidence that what is violent and destructive in Misiano-Genovese's art always finally reverses itself in a shimmering of innocence. In the depths of his tearings, how devouring and raging they may be - and are - always the silky shadow of a dawn is passing." P. Petiot
Autorenporträt
Who's Who in America, 1982 ¿ Who's Who in American Art, 1985 ¿ Wikipedia ¿ Special Collections-Archives: Fales Library and Special Collections, Elmer Holmes Bobst Library NYC ¿ The Register of Clayton Eshleman Papers, MSS 0021, Mandeville Special Collections Library, Geisel Library, University of CA. ¿ Twentieth-Century Materials, "The John Matthews Library of Surrealism" collection, Harry Ransom Center, University of T ¿ "The Exhibitioner", Publications Archives Museum of Modern Art, NYC ¿ Ontological Museum of the International Post-Dogmatist Group ¿ CES - Centro de Estudos do Surrealismo, Fundação Cupertino de Miranda ¿ Fundación Camaleonart