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Paolo Canevari

1963
Rome, Italy

33 Works exhibited on Kooness

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ThANKS

2009

Sculpture

34 x 45cm

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Constellation

2018

102.5 x 102cm

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The Cake

2002

Sculpture

130 x 100cm

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Totem

1990

Sculpture

185 x 25cm

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Materia Oscura

1990

Sculpture

400 x 400 x 150cm

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J.M.B.

2007

Sculpture

310 x 75cm

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Landscape III

2005

Sculpture

44 x 64cm

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Serpente

1996

Sculpture

450 x 20cm

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Paesaggio IX

2020

Paintings

210 x 155cm

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Paesaggio VIII

2020

Paintings

209 x 157cm

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Paolo Canevari was born in Rome in 1963, a third-generation artist in his family. Since his first solo show in 1991, in which he started using car tubes and tyres, Canevari has developed a personal language aimed at revisiting the everyday and the most intimate aspects of memory. Over the years, and through the employment of a variety of media and techniques, from animation to large-format drawings, videos and installations, his projects have taken on a strong conceptual connotation. Focusing on the use of symbols, icons and images that are part of the collective memory, his works often invite viewers into a direct confrontation.

The artist was invited to partake in several biennials globally, including Liverpool Biennial 2004; the Whitney Biennale (2006), the 52nd International Exhibition at the Venice Biennale (2007). Widely exhibited at prominent institutions around the world, Canevari’s works have appeared at (amongst others) the National Gallery and MACRO, Rome; MART, Rovereto; Museion, Bozen; The Drawing Center, PS1 Contemporary Art Center and MoMA, New York; IMMA, Dublin; KW, Berlin; Parkview Green Contemporary Art Museum, Beijing. Pieces by Canevari are included in prestigious international museum collections such as MoMA, New York, the Fondation Louis Vuitton pour la Creation, Paris, Rome’s MACRO and MART, Rovereto.