Spadari Giangiacomo - Luci a Milano

GIANGIACOMO SPADARI (1938-1997)
Serigrafia stampata dalla AEM Milano nel 1994 in 150 esemplari. esemplare 123/150
Born in the Republic of San Marino in 1938, during his childhood Giangiacomo Spadari moved to Rome, from where in 1961 he left for Milan; in the Lombard city he developed his artistic career, spending from 1972 also long stays in Paris.
Long and intricate is the series of solo exhibitions, inaugurated in 1961 at Galleria Spotorno in Milan, in which the artist's work is presented to the public; among the most important exhibitions are remembered the shows at Galleria Gian Ferrari in Milan in 1965, La contestazione autorizzata at Libreria Einaudi in Milan in 1966, at Bergamini in Milan in 1968, Due o tre cose che so di politica at Galleria Schwarz in Milan in 1970, La Rosa e il Leone also at Galleria Schwarz in Milan in 1972, Rosa Luxemburg, una vita per il socialismo at Galerie Poll in Berlin in 1973, at Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels also in 1973, at the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris – Arc 2 in Paris in 1974, Garibaldi e il compromesso storico at Galleria Borgogna in Milan in 1975, Immagini da film at Galleria Rizzardi in Milan in 1976, Tra cronaca e storia: il 1968 a Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara in 1979, Il tempo della natura at Galleria Bergamini in Milan in 1982, La pitié de l’amour at Galerie Bercovy-Fugier in Paris in 1988, I paesaggi della Biennale di Venezia at Museo d’Arte Moderna della Repubblica di San Marino in 1989, Giangiacomo Spadari a Palazzo Ducale di Pavullo nel Frignano (Modena) in 1990, I sette peccati capitali at Galleria L’Eroica in Milan in 1992, Amarcord at Galerie du Centre in Paris in 1993, Autobiografia at Studio Spaggiari in Milan in 1996. The artist dies in Milan in 1997. In 2007 at Galleria Annunciata in Milan the exhibition Spadari un pittore europeo curated by W. Guadagnini. In 2010 the Fundación Martínez Guerricabeitia hosts a Spadari cronista visual retrospective at the University of Valencia in Spain. In 2016 the museum of Villa Tamaris in La Seyne-sur-Mer dedicates to him the anthological Spadari, un franctireur de l’image.