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Nunzio

Nunzio (Born 1954) is known for Lead, burnt wood and bronze sculpture.

Nunzio was born in 1954 at Cagnano Amiterno in the province of L’Aquila. He studied at the Fine Arts Academy of Rome, taking his diploma on the course held by Toti Scialoja. In 1973 he set up a studio at the former Cerere Pasta Factory, in the Roman quarter of San Lorenzo, where Bruno Ceccobelli, Gianni Dessì, Giuseppe Gallo, Piero Pizzi Cannella and Marco Tirelli would also work.

After his first solo show in 1981, at the Galleria Spatia in Bolzano, in 1984 he exhibited large size sculptures in plaster at the Galleria L’Attico in Rome, an important solo show presented by Giuliano Briganti. The same year Achille Bonito Oliva organized the collective exhibition Ateliers, centred on the San Lorenzo artists.

In 1985 his first American exhibition at the Annina Nosei gallery in New York opened the door to collectors and the market, contributing to the international spreading of his expressive language. In 1986 L’Attico was the place where the artist presented his first works i   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3290 characters.]  Artist bio

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