Talk:Stefano Cagol

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Resume[edit]

I've moved the resume-like list of exhibitions to here. --Ethicoaestheticist (talk) 19:23, 15 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Group Exhibitions In 1996 he is selected to take part in Art Basel (international art fair of Basel) "Video Forum", a special section dedicated to video and he finds himself at the age of twenty-seven close to consolidated artists like Erwin Wurm, Silvie Blocher, Marcel Odenbach, and the pioneer/father of videoart: Nam June Paik. The following year he is among the young Italian artists invited at the palace of the Milan Triennale and exhibits in "Media Generation": the last creative tendencies tied to new technological evolutions, especially young artists committed to the rising "new" videoart. In 1999 he moves for a short period to New York where he exhibits at Trans Hudson Gallery. In 2001 he is present at "Strategies Against Architecture" at Giancarla Zanutti Gallery in Milan (curated by Luca Beatrice). In 2002 at the International Festival of Photography in Rome and at "New Italian Space" (curated by Cavallucci, Verzotti, Nicoletti) at the Civic Gallery of Contemporary Art in Trento and at MART - Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto upon the occasion of the opening of the prestigious building planned by Mario Botta, seat of the latter. In 2003 he is at Villa Croce Museum of Genova for "In face of the world" (curated by Matteo Fochessati) and at IKOB, Center of Contemporary Art of Eupen, Brussels. In 2004 he is present at Artcore Gallery in Toronto (with William Kentridge, Francis Alÿs, Miguel Angel Rios, Sven Pahlsson) and at Luxe Gallery of New York; in Italy at the Contemporary Art Center of La Spezia at the Visual Art European Biennale. In June-July 2005 he takes part in "Atomica" (curated by Ombretta Agrò Andruff) at the Lombard Freid and Esso Gallery of New York. In September-October 2006 he exhibits at "Zoo Logical garden" in Ghent, curator Angelique Campens (with Johan Grimonprez, David Shirgley, Superflex, Anri Sala and others). Among his participations in 2007, he is present at National Museum of Arts of Hanoi for 'Tendencies of contemporary research', at National Gallery of New Delhi for 'The edge of vision', and at New Chinatown Barbershop of Los Angeles for 'Bellavita'.He's selected during Artissima 14th's Video Lounge 2007 curated by Cecilia Alemani.

- 2008 January, Kunst Merano Arte, Merano. - 2008 March - Auditorium di Mecenate "Luci dell'arte", Roma. - 2008 April - Solo show by Priska C.Juschka Fine Art, New York. - 2008 until September, Beursschowburg, Bruxelles.