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Michelangelo Pistoletto created the first Sfera di giornali in 1966 as part of his Oggetti in meno (Minus Objects, 1965–1966), a heterogeneous series of sculptural objects composed of everyday, inexpensive, or otherwise readily available materials. At the time, Pistoletto was best known for his quadri specchianti (mirror paintings): the highly polished stainless steel panels he collaged and later silkscreened with life-size cutouts of everyday subjects and objects. The Minus Objects testified to the artist’s view of time as a series of unrepeatable moments. Composed of newspapers that have been pressed together, the spheres were conceived as physical articulations of the dynamic and constantly changing events of everyday life. At the end of 1967, Pistoletto repurposed the sphere; he removed it from the studio and rolled it between three galleries in Turin, entitling the action Scultura da passeggio (Walking Sculpture).Since 1967, Walking Sculpture has been reenacted several times around the world. The performance held in Cold Spring, New York in November 2017 celebrated Magazzino’s inaugural year. This sphere is made of local newspapers surrounding that date. Magazzino is honored and grateful for the generous donation of this work by the artist.

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Michelangelo Pistoletto: A Life in Reflection

Early Life and Artistic Beginnings

Born: 1933, Turin, Italy.
Pistoletto’s early exposure to art came through his family's restoration workshop in Turin, where he worked from 1947 to 1958. This experience instilled a deep understanding of artistic techniques and materials.
In the 1950s, he began creating figurative works and self-portraits, laying the foundation for his later explorations of identity and representation.
He participated in the Biennale di San Marino in 1959 and held his first solo exhibition at Galleria Galatea in Turin in 1960.

The Development of a Unique Style

In the early 1960s, Pistoletto began painting on monochrome metallic backgrounds, creating striking contrasts and exploring the relationship between image and surface.
He innovatively combined painting with photography using collage techniques on reflective surfaces. This led to his signature Mirror Paintings, where he printed photorealistic images onto polished steel, blurring the boundaries between art and reality.
The use of screen-printing allowed for a seamless integration of the viewer into the artwork, challenging traditional notions of artistic perspective.

Arte Povera and International Recognition

Pistoletto became a leading figure in the Arte Povera movement, which emerged in Italy during the late 1960s. This movement emphasized the use of everyday materials and challenged conventional artistic values.
His series Oggetti in meno (Minus Objects), created in 1965/66, marked his early foray into sculpture.
He gained international recognition with a solo exhibition at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis in 1966 and won first prize at the Biennale de São Paulo in 1967.

Performance, Action Art, and Social Engagement

In the late 1960s, Pistoletto expanded his artistic practice to include performance, video art, and theatre.
He founded the Zoo Group, an action art collective that staged performances in public spaces, aiming to unify art with everyday life.
His work during this period reflected a growing social consciousness and a desire to engage directly with audiences.
Notably, he withdrew from the Venice Biennale in 1968 as a protest against the political climate and societal norms.

Later Career and Progetto Arte

In the 1970s, Pistoletto briefly stepped away from the art world to work as a ski instructor, seeking a different perspective on life.
He continued to create sculptures and performance pieces throughout the following decades.
In 1994, he launched Progetto Arte, an ambitious program aimed at integrating art into all aspects of human existence – from economics and politics to education and spirituality.
He founded Cittadelarte – Fondazione Pistoletto in 1996, a multidisciplinary center dedicated to fostering creativity and innovation.

Legacy and Historical Significance

Michelangelo Pistoletto’s work has had a profound impact on contemporary art, challenging traditional notions of representation, authorship, and the role of the artist.
His Mirror Paintings remain iconic examples of Arte Povera, inviting viewers to reflect on their own place within the artwork and the world around them.
Pistoletto’s commitment to social engagement and his vision for a more integrated society continue to inspire artists and thinkers today. He is considered one of Italy's most important living artists.

Michelangelo Pistoletto

1933 -

基本情報

Birth Date: 1933
Movement: Arte Povera
Name: Michelangelo Pistoletto
Nationality: Italian
Notable Works:
- Venus of the Rags
- Mirror Paintings
- Oggetti in meno
- Muretto di stracci

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