1. A reflection about the image. Interview with Domenico de Chirico - Digicult
25 jan 2019 · Reflection is a series of discussions with curators, philosophers, artists and cultural workers about the image in its broadest sense.
[:en]Reflection is a series of discussions with curators, philosophers, artists and cultural workers about the image in its broadest sense. For this edition Pierre Chaumont met Domenico de Chirico, independent curator for his newest exhibition Body at L'inconnue Gallery in Montréal. [:it]Reflection è una serie di discussioni sull’immagine nel suo senso più ampio con curatori, filosofi, artisti e operatori culturali. Per questa edizione Pierre Chaumont ha incontrato Domenico de Chirico, curatore indipendente, in occasione della sua ultima mostra Body alla L'inconnue Gallery di Montréal.[:]
2. The Art of Enigma: The de Chirico Brothers and the Politics of ...
In this fine book, Keala Jewell studies the works of Giorgio de Chirico and his younger brother Alberto Savinio who together produced an oeuvre shrouded in ' ...
In this interdisciplinary book, Keala Jewell reunites Giorgio de Chirico (1888–1978) with his brother, Alberto Savinio (1891–1952), a prolific writer and painter who has been kept at the margins of the discussion of Surrealism and, more generally, the culture politics of twentieth-century Italy. Yet as Jewell demonstrates, the brothers worked together during their formative years in Munich and Paris and always shared, on the one hand, a drive to salvage Mediterranean myth and history and, on the other, a deep involvement with art’s power to shape cultural identity and authority.
3. Giulio Paolini on Giorgio de Chirico - The Brooklyn Rail
Ponti wrote about de Chirico's bad old age, calling it a “juvenile bluff” finally revealed. Angered by the increasingly reactionary opinions de Chirico avowed ...
For Giulio Paolini, Giorgio de Chirico’s multifarious oeuvre has been not only a source of inspiration, but also a cornerstone of his way of considering art-making and the role of the author.
4. Giorgio de Chirico - ACC Art Books UK
28 jun 2018 · In these works, which reflect de Chirico's enduring fascination with classical subjects, characters from mythology such as Hector and Andromache ...
Title: Giorgio de Chirico, Pages: 96 Pages, Publish Date: 28th Jun 2018, Author: Silvana Editoriale, ISBN: 9788836627950. Although best known as a painter, de Chirico was fascinated by sculpture throughout his career, believing it to possess a mysterious spectral quality.
5. Giorgio De Chirico by Far Isabella (50 results) - AbeBooks
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6. [PDF] Giorgio de Chirico - MoMA
De Chirico on the other hand sought to produce an art of incantation and revelation, in which emotion rather than intelligence should dominate. While the other ...
7. Giorgio de Chirico's Dream-like Verse - Hyperallergic
23 nov 2019 · Giorgio de Chirico's Dream-like Verse. These poems channel the artist's restlessness and longings into uncanny, animated visions.
These poems channel the artist's restlessness and longings into uncanny, animated visions.
8. When Our World Became a de Chirico Painting: How the Avant-Garde ...
24 dec 2020 · In 2020, Puschak says, “cities and towns became immense museums of strangeness, and it was possible to see what we built through alien eyes.”
This past spring, media outlets of every kind published photos and videos of eerily empty public spaces in cities like Beijing, New York, Milan, Paris, and Seoul, cities not known for their lack of street life.
9. “Sentimento del contrario”: Giorgio de Chirico's Irony and Luigi ...
A more precise term for describing the particular relation between intuition and reflection in de Chirico's paintings is umorismo – at least according to ...
Giorgio de Chirico settled in Paris in 1911; it was in the French capital that he fully developed the idea and style of his pittura metafisica.
10. [PDF] giorgio de chirico and the “return to craft” the importance of artistic training
113 and ff). In the book, Carrà does not mention de Chirico amongst the metaphysical painters which aroused resentment and gave way to a long controversy of ...
11. Giorgio de Chirico's 'Other' Novel: An Excerpt from Monsieur Dudron
At once meandering tale, aesthetic treatise, and autobiography à cle, the book marked both a departure from, and a culmination of, de Chirico's writings ...
At once meandering tale, aesthetic treatise, and autobiography à cle, the book marked both a departure from, and a culmination of, de Chirico’s writings since the 1910s, finding him venture for the first time into experimental narrative prose.
12. Giorgio de Chirico: A Metaphysical Journey - Artbook D.A.P.
In this enlightening volume, curator and de Chirico scholar Gerd Roos discusses the artist's development as it is reflected in his times.
As a forerunner of Pittura metafisica (Metaphysical art), Greek-Italian painter Giorgio de Chirico (1888-1978) exerted a powerful influence on the subsequent development of Surrealism, New Objectivity and Magic Realism. For example, well before the Surrealists, de Chirico had discovered the power of the unconscious and the independent language of objects. Influenced by the symbolic painting of Arnold Böcklin and the dream pictures of Max Klinger, he created his provocative city views of deserted or statically enlivened squares. At the same time, he made ironically intellectual self-portraits that now form a large part of the artist's complete oeuvre. In this enlightening volume, curator and de Chirico scholar Gerd Roos discusses the artist's development as it is reflected in his times; his break with his innovative, seminal painting style; and his turn to a traditional, academic concept of art.
13. [PDF] giorgio de chirico, ardengo soffici and rousseau le douanier a new source ...
Above all I read books on philosophy and was ... his analogies with Weininger's thought: these were precisely de Chirico's reflections at that time.