Amedeo Fiorese (1939) - Figura draiata

Museum works by Amedeo Fiorese, signed

His sculptures are found in Palm Beach, Florida; Circe Gallery in Namur, Belgium; Huber Gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. Many of his works are in various public and private collections, including the International Museum of Faenza, the Civic Museum of Bassano del Grappa, and the Civic Museum of Nove.

Television footage of his works has been produced by Rai TG1 for the works presented at the Faenza International Competition from 1975 to 1978; by Rai 3's Arte e Fede program for works created in the Church of Sacro Cuore in Romano d'Ezzelino in 1980; by various local stations such as Rete Veneta (regional television of Veneto), Telechiara (regional broadcaster of the northeast), TVA Vicenza (television broadcaster of the province of Vicenza), in 2001 and by Rai 1 in 2004 for the works created in the Pentecost Church of San Vincenzo in Thiene, Vicenza.

Among the most important critics who have written about the artist are: Gino Barioli[3] (who was director of the Civic Museum of Palazzo Chiericati in Vicenza); Giorgio Segato[4] (poet, publicist and art critic); Paolo Levi[5] (art critic, journalist, essayist, author of monographic volumes, since 1969 consultant of the Catalogo d'Arte Moderna, today published by Giorgio Mondadori); Vittorio Sgarbi[6], Mario Guderzo[7], director of the Antonio Canova Museum and Gipsotheque, Possagno, Treviso, and curator of the latest monograph on Amedeo Fiorese's figurative works, Ed. Giorgio Mondadori, 2020.