exhibitions
Les Femmes Yvo Bisignano

We are at Christmas.
An art exhibition is an opportunity to meet some 'friends before December 25, 2009. What a coincidence to your doorstep (in Piazza Cantore) Ivo exhibited his "Femmes." Ivo I know a little more than a year and a half. We are friends, but we have more often worked on various projects, not the least of my video "Alone" and I must say, i am a big "fan" because he is an artist. And I love the artists and he is pure. Pure and Artist.
He has a concept of beauty distant, aloof, austere, elegant, but at the same time is bad ... well, fun!
The style of the "Femmes" is of course impeccable, pleasantly snobby, not by acquisition, but by nature. Are between them, or sun for ever. Have clear eyes, as sea water, as in the photographs of Lindbergh, have long necks like Modigliani and are colorful, colorful. The colors are determined, net, but next to each other with taste and skill. The styles of clothes and hair, sometimes of hats, ranging, from the '30s to the '50s to late '70s. But, while the eye color is invariably light blue, hair color turns pink, red, green, purple, orange. The poses of sophisticated elegance ... we see the front, three-quarter profile, his head slightly bowed. In some of them read the boredom, the other evil, and in others a sort of slight smile, almost a circumstance, aristocratic, archaic as a "kouros of melos".
The femmes are a riot of color and expressiveness. Of life. "The femmes" are watching us, watching us drink in their suits, with rosy cheeks and lips red and burgundy, with their cloche hats and necklaces of precious stones so that, from time to time, looking around, I seem to have almost aristocratic compassion for these human beings who are desperately trying to make sense of the time, love and riots in the streets.
Thanks Ivo, Merry Christmas.
Paola Iezzi
LES FEMMES
"Women sad, melancholy, cocteauiane, always perfect in the group but of course the sun, where solitude give vent to their creativity to be unique, unreachable, in the way they appear against them and against a society that represents them . "
Yvo Bisignano
Oil on canvas, oil on wood, bright colors and sharp, violent brushstrokes disinclined to nuances.
IVO BISIGNANO. Sicilian by birth, he studied and graduated in architecture in Berlin, then the Master.
Versatile talent working in different areas of the fashion industry; Ivo is an illustrator for Conde Nast, Rizzoli and Mondadori. At the same time is stylist and fashion consultant, participating in numerous art projects around the world.
Exhibition at the "Vavamoom" Piazzale Antonio Cantore, 3, Milan. Until January 6, 2010.
Above the interior of Vavavoom Piazza Cantore, below from left Filippo Maria Biraghi Flamboyant, Yvo Bisignano and me.
Above Andrea Boschetti Flamboyant with me, beside me again, and Philip, also is part of Ivo Flamboyant Magazine. My dress and my coat are by Francesco Scognamiglio
GloriaMaria Gallery opening
In Milan, Via Watt to 32, created a new art space: GLORIAMARIA GALLERY , founded by Gloria Maria Cappelletti.
Gloria has always been close to the art world, having worked for many years in the fashion industry and for some time as an agent of photographers, he decided to devote himself completely to his new company.
The Gallery was inaugurated Thursday, December 3 with the exhibition "THE BAY PYRATE" greek artist Miltos Manetas , for years a friend of Gloria Cappelletti. The exhibition is curated by Daniela Palazzoli.
These are some oil paintings, all depicting the same person, or a pirate galleon. Within the framework Miltos Manetas has put a hard drive with a USB output, anyone bringing their own laptop can connect and download multimedia content that belong to the artist and his life as his favorite albums, movies, pictures and another.
The concept behind the exhibition is the " Piracy Manifesto ", which deals with the issue of internet piracy.
About the Internet I link another " Internet Manifesto ", written by some German bloggers about the role of journalism on the net.
The theme is very interesting and certainly very timely. Deserves attention and investigation. All of us should ever deal with the network and its system. In my area in particular, issues such as copyright, sharing music and video clips, will be crucial for the evolution and survival of the artists and music.
And 'everything will be all very fast, so I think it's very important to stay up to date and ready to change.
In the top left of the entrance tunnel, right Gloria Cappelletti, Alice Gentilucci, me and Marcelo Burlon. Under the work of Miltos Manetas in the exhibition.
Thomas Bayrle Exhibitions - Cardi Black Box - Milan


Milan Cardi Black Box in the course of the Porta Nuova 38, opening of the exhibition of Thomas Bayrly.
"Born in Berlin in 1937, lives and works in Frankfurt. Thomas Bayrle was one of the founders of the Pop movement in Germany along with Sigmar Polke and Gerhard Richter, and has influenced the Frankfurt School as both an artist and a teacher for more than thirty years.
Bayrle work in printmaking, photographic collage and drawing was called "Piranesi-esque" with its complex, micro / macro patterning that generates almost a visual synecdoche: a figure of speech to indicate where the whole appointment is a part, or vice versa . Different areas of knowledge, broadly defined, such as nanotechnology, cybernetics, pornography, advertising, and urban planning offer the foundation, the impulse and the matter before the practice of Bayrle. Through relationships and grid point or cell and the duct, the artist creates superstructures shown that analyze the social structures that we occupy. Bayrle builds architectural images, technically innovative disrupting the perception through the use of their iconoclastic forms. In addition to its work in two dimensions, the artist produces sculptures of cardboard models of bike trails that suggest some kind of superstructure of urban ecologies "(source WikiARTpediA)
Arrival at 20.00 approx. The gallery is full of people so it seems more waiting for a concert. Positive. The atmosphere is an international art and are interested in and not boring. Crossing the legendary Elio Fiorucci immediately at the entrance and, after a few photos of the ritual, I enter for a sneak peak of works that are beautiful and curious. To see the subject "external" (so to speak) you have to remove enough to see what "internal" (reproduced in the ordered set to compose the work) you get closer, a lot.
In addition there are the colors, pop, acid, fluo ... very 60's. The subjects are micro cups, bottles, the cow (or bull) with the earrings laughs, microprofilo a woman, a telephone, a folded shirt, a pair of shoes for men. The macro subjects are portraits, a bottle, written, a woman lying sunbathing rimini (the caption says), a worker who works on cotton, a hammer, a goose. Besides the paintings there is a stand full of water-tight plastic molded and then a giant impermeabilone hung from the ceiling in red (always transparent plastic). Funny, conceptual, dynamic, poetic and ... inevitably Bayrle Pop. Upstairs are the dominant themes urbanism and eros. On the one hand (with small and large pictures made with strips of cardboard and intersected, as if they were magnified plots of tissue under a microscope) depicts cities, roads and buildings ... Across the room, however, the predominant theme of eros , what has most attracted my attention, which is a fellatio (as the subject extension) a micro phallus reproduced countless times.
Sex has always been a great power of attraction, is evident in the faces of those who osserva.Ma who knows why! Present in the room a rather large double portrait (color and black and white) Condoleezza Rice, always done with the same technique with strips of cardboard, which surprised me.
I also hit the face of a woman making three quarters with a bun of hair down, virtually identical to what I did tonight. Moreover I am quite comfortable in my look Westwood, also for the choice of color and fantasy to the top of my lines. Fit in with the surrounding context ... I love this item!
Ariscendo downstairs and shoot myself in the only drink that is offered, I think vodka, but when I drink. And greet a bit 'of friends ... admiring from afar LIEBE BUTTER. Greeting finally Nicolo Cardi and I commend him for the really good shows, then discuss the article published that morning in the Corriere della Sera: absurd ... "the neighborhood of the Cardi Black Box will complain of the noise caused by the events of the Gallery, and the 'would have denounced this ". My God, now, in addition to concerts, nightlife, not even the most art shows are going well in Milan?!? And then ... it is 8 in the evening! Despair that this city! I hope that you transfer all in New York, London and Paris, Milan, condemned to a future gray, sad and completely devoid of creativity! But why, I say, instead of complaining about something and do not slip down to look a bit 'of beautiful pictures ... definitely would make him much good!

Dream Hunters - The 14th Exhibition of Blue & Joy - London

What's better than a weekend in London to escape the monotony and anxiety of a city like Milan, where the space devoted to creativity and art are reduced even more? So my trip to london becomes more than a normal weekend of pure leisure and shopping. In fact labor Wednesday, October 14.
The 15 are a guest of the opening of Blue & Joy , born Daniel Sigalot and Fabio La Fauci, friends now for several years, within the Salvatore Ferragamo boutique in London shopping street, the wonderful Old Bond Street. It 'a cocktail that leaves at 18.00 and ends at 22.00.
Thursday at 20.30 arriving at the opening and the store is already full of guests, each with its own champagne flute in hand. The works of some artists' everywhere, and the models parading on a catwalk "ups and downs" the autumn-winter 2008-2009.
The atmosphere is lively but relaxed. I greet the boys and I congratulate you on setting up and truly original works, as always. In particular I am struck by the giant dog (which is a bit 'the star of the show), proceeds from the collage of thousands of buttons branded "ferragamo".
The evening continues amid chatter, smiles and tears of Blue and Joy, new knowledge, music, clothes and shoes and eye glasses bellavista and meet a lot of unexpected "fans" of Paola & Chiara are Italian, but live and work as professionals in London for years. All open and very nice turn out and show very appreciative of the look that I chose for this evening. The thing I'm proud of not a little.
At the meeting, even cocktails Gilla Bertotti, who kindly informs me that London is being " Frieze Art Fair ", one of the most important art fairs in the world. Gilla, super cute and offers to "escort" Saturday at the fair. It would take her to procure an entrance. Excited, which I gladly accept more!
Upon saying goodbye, feeling that I carry on, in my hotel room, is that London is beautiful, yes, but that Italy, who work and live here permanently, and not just miss you ...

Pictured with the Blue & me Joy, ie Sigalot Daniel and Fabio La Fauci, within London's Ferragamo boutique. My hair & make-up are the work of Klare Ya Ya Wilkinson. My outfit Ferragamo ... of course!
SHOWstudio: Fashion Revolution - Exhibition at Somerset House, London

At Somerset House (Strand, London WC2R 1LA) until December 20, 2009, on display SHOWstudio, the project's web photographer and visual artist Nick Knight.
SHOWstudio is a website created in November 2000 by Nick Knight, "that has consistently pushed the boundaries of communicating online fashion."
Nick Knight adds, "SHOWstudio is based on the belief That Entire showing the creative process-from conception to completion-is beneficial for the artist, the audience and the art itself."
This is the theme of the exhibition: "our experience of fashion is changing. In These Times of instant, digitally-fueled information, the fashion image is no longer? Confined to the static world of the printed photograph. Today we are Confronted with a dramatic new fashion universe, where photography, film, performance, music, art and technology combine to create an infinitely richer landscape ".
Great emphasis is given to video art as a form of visual communication and modern avant-garde. In the exhibition works by Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, Naomi Campbell, Gareth Pugh, Comme des Garcons, Kate Moss, Björk and other important artists in the world of visual communication. Some days you can watch live-set photos of fashion photographers of the most important in the world.
London, Friday, Oct. 16. Today I went to see the ShowSudio Nick Knights on the bank of the Thames. Fine installations. Some things are really interesting. The thing I liked most was the studio where photo shoots are often done live. The public can watch the show from behind the glass where photographers like Nick Knights shoot the same as supermodel Naomi and Mariacarla real jobs and propylene, as the cover of Vogue UK ... pity that today was not provided any "live session" ... what bad luck!
I console myself by looking at the projections of the past. Some are just beautiful. Rest hypnotized by the images have a size slightly voyeuristic and a little 'fetish ... actually a little' more than a little and think about what would have combined in there as a Newton ...
After seeing a kind of short fun, built in the backstage of the fashion show "NO!" By Victor & Rolf, I am tempted to buy (in the merchandising) a fantastic wallpaper-colored flesh with immaginette of indecent exposure, drawn in red style 700 , then I think ... but what do I do? But beautiful! "I let her go out there and finding myself in front of a giant flash: naomi sparandomi who greets me with a silent gun flashing neon. I'm dying for a moment and then I stopped ... I take a taxi back to the center ... lily donaldson look so thin, I had a great desire to put something in your teeth!
A reflection: Thanks to Nick Knights tonight I discovered that Kate Moss is recognizable only from the mold of her lipstick! Go see the show and you'll understand what I'm talking about ![]()








