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Carlo Maria Mariani
By David Ebony
With additional contributions by Maurizio Calvesi, Laura Cherubini and Donald
Kuspit
Published by Volker Huber Editions, Germany
224 pages; 250 illustrations; over 200 in color
Hardcover/Soft cover
career from his earliest efforts as a precocious adolescent studying in Rome
through the '80s when he became an international art celebrity, to his recent
move to New York and his current output, which includes some of his finest
and most exciting works.
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Italo Mussa, Carlo Maria Mariani: Pictor Philosophus, De Luca Editore, copyright 1980, Rome, Italy.
Donald Kuspit, Carlo Maria Mariani, Venice
Biennial, Studio DíArte
Cannaviello, copyright 1990, Milan, Italy.
Thomas McEvilley, "Carlo Maria Mariani's
Dialogue with History", Carlo Maria Mariani: A Rebellion for a New
Time, Hirschl & Adler Modern, copyright 1990, New York, New York,
USA.
Jan Ake Pettersson, Carlo Maria Mariani, Drammen
Kunst-Forening, copyright 1990, Drammen, Norway.
Maurizio Calvesi "Carlo Maria Mariani
- The Classical Ideal as "Ready Made",
Howard N. Fox "Carlo Maria Mariani: An Abstraction",
Klaus Wolbert "Gradus ad
parnassum - Utopia and Meta-Modernism in the art of Carlo Maria Mariani",
Carlo Maria Mariani: Utopia Now!, Mathildenhohe Darmstadt, Los Angeles
County Museum of Art, copyright 1991, Institut Mathildenhohe, Darmstadt,
Germany.
David Ebony, Stillness in Time: The Work of
Carlo Maria Mariani, Gerald Peters Gallery, copyright 1995, Santa Fe,
New Mexico, USA.
David Bourdon, "Depicting the Inexplicable,"
Carlo Maria Mariani: Caerimonia, Associated American Artists, copyright
1997, New York, New York, USA.
Laura Cherubini "Conceptual Painting,
The First Years": Carlo Maria Mariani, Premio Marche, Ancona Contemporary
Art Biennial, copyright 1997, Electa, Milan, Italy.
Raphael Rubinstein, "In the Province of
Painting,"Carlo Maria Mariani: The Mysterious Enchantment of Beauty,
Frye Art Museum, copyright 1999, Seattle, Washington, USA.
Barry Schwabsky, "Not to be Looked At", Carlo Maria Mariani: Fourteen Compositions for a Female Chorus, Hackett-Freedman Gallery, copyright 1999, San Francisco, California, USA.
Alessandro Riva, "The myth and the visionary", Palazzo Te, copyright 2005, Mantova, Italy