Arte Povera

L'Arte povera (tradotto come "arte povera") è un movimento artistico emerso in Italia a la fine del 1960. Il movimento ebbe vita piuttosto breve e terminò all'inizio degli anni '90 1970, e si è svolto in diverse grandi città italiane, tra cui Torino (dove ha avuto origine), Milano, Roma, Napoli, Bologna e Venezia. Il nome del movimento fu coniato da Germano Celant, critico d'arte italiano, nel 1967. Esisteva in un periodo di sconvolgimenti politici in Italia, in cui gli artisti erano particolarmente attivi. L'arte è stata utilizzata da molti artisti politicamente attivi come mezzo per attaccare il governo , valori culturali e istituzionali dell'epoca.

La mostra del 1967 intitolata Im Spazio, organizzata a Genova da Celant, è considerata la prima mostra del movimento dell'Arte povera. Gli artisti hanno esposto opere utilizzando materiali e stili non convenzionali, con l'obiettivo di sfidare la mentalità e i valori aziendali.

Artsper ha riunito una selezione delle figure chiave dell'Arte Povera, nonché di artisti ispirati al suo stile radicale, tra cui Enrico Castellani, Jannis Kounellis e Giulio Paolini. Unisciti a noi oggi per immergerci in questo leggendario movimento artistico italiano!

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Sienna Ant Fourmi sienne Drawing Dessin Sculpture MMCA National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Séoul, South Korea

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Sculpture 1979 Lady 2

Lady 3 Sculpture 1979

Two Black Abstract Sculptures 1972 Deux sculptures noires abstraites

4 Abstract black Sculptures 4 Sculptures Abstraites en Noir 1972

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MOON SHIN Museum 1977

Moon Shin Museum 1977

Design Moon Shin Museum 1977

Design Moon Shin Museum 1977

Moon Shin Museum 1972

TRIO Sculpture 1972

La fleur IRIS Sculpture IRIS Flower 1972

Trois têtes de fourmi Sculpture Three Ant Heads 1972

Victoire Sculpture Victory 1972

HEART and 2 Baby Hearts Sculpture COEUR et 2 coeurs d'enfants 1972

Les trois fourmis Sculptures The three Ants 1975

Sculptures Two Ants and TOTEM et Deux Fourmis 1975

TRIO Escargot L'envol Sculptures TRIO Snail, flying in black 1974

Les Trois Grâces Sculptures The Three Graces 1974

Deux Sculptures noires minérales 1974 Two black mineral sculptures

Three Blue sculptures MONDE 1975 Trois sculptures bleues

Moon Shin 2 Blue sculptures 1978

Trois Sculptures Noires 1977 Three black sculptures

Black Sculpture Noire Vegetal 1974

6 Sculptures Noires 1974

3 Sculptures 1974

Two swans Sculpture Deux Cygnes 1975

Sienna 4 sculptures Siennes 1976

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Sculptures Duo in black 1977

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Sculptures Group Playing

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Drawing Dessin Sculpture MMCA National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, SEOUL, South Korea

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Red Sculpture Rouge 1979 Collection MMCA Museum Modern Contemporary Art Seoul South Korea

Red Sculpture rouge 1975 Collection MMCA Museum Modern Contemporary Art, Seoul

Blue Drawing Dessin Sculpture MMCA National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, SEOUL, South Korea

Drawing Dessin Sculpture MMCA National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea

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Two Brown & Blue Sculptures

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Red blue sculpture

Ses Lèvres Sculpture Her Lips HOMMAGE A MAN RAY TRIBUTE

Round Olympiad sculptures From Barcares 1970 to Seoul Olympiads 1988

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1975 La Fourmi Sculpture The Ant

1975 La Fourmi Sculpture The Ant

1975 La Fourmi Sculpture The Ant

Red Sculpture Rouge Collection MMCA Museum Modern Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea

Red Sculpture Rouge Collection MMCA Museum Modern Contemporary Art, Seoul, Corée du Sud

Drawing Dessin Sculpture MMCA National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea

Drawing Dessin Sculpture MMCA MMCA National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, South Korea

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La Raie Manta Sculpture

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1979 Sculpture MMCA Museum Collection

Feather Sculpture Plume 1979

Sculpture Moon Shin 1979 Museum 2