Mjesto: Pistoia
Rođen: 1939
Biografija:
Roberto Barni is an Italian painter and sculptor born in Pistoia in 1939. He began his public career in 1960 with exhibitions in Pistoia and Florence, showcasing his diverse range of works including paintings, photographs, casts, sculptures, and topographies.
Barni's early career was marked by his participation in various exhibitions in Italy, including the 1963 exhibition in Rome. His works were also exhibited in New York City between 1986 and 1987, where he had a studio and showcased his art at the Galleria Di Laurenti with an exhibition curated by Sam Hunter.
Barni is considered one of the representatives of the cultivated painting movement, theorized by the critic Italo Mussa in the eighties. His artistic style is characterized by his ability to create a sense of depth and volume in his paintings, as seen in his works such as Linea di sbarramento sulla strada di Giavera Nervesa. This movement emphasizes the importance of traditional techniques and mediums in contemporary art.
Barni's works are found in various museums and collections, including the Daniel Spoerri Garden in Seggiano, the Cavallaccio RC10 complex in Florence, and the Brancacci Art Gallery in Florence. He has also participated in numerous exhibitions, such as the Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato di Firenze and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Some of his notable exhibitions include:
Barni's contributions to the art world have been recognized through his participation in various exhibitions and collections. His works continue to be showcased in museums and galleries, including the Pinacoteca di Vicenza and the Pinacoteca Comunale Spoleto. For more information about Roberto Barni's life and work, visit his page on Wikioo.org or his Wikipedia page at Roberto Barni - Wikipedia.