Angela Ferrara

FLUXUS ST.LOUIS in collaboration with MUSEUM of CONTEMPORARY ART ST. LOUIS Open Studios. Presents a call for Mail Art, Publications, Fluxus, Sound and Video work to be presented at Fluxus St. Louis / Artfarm . Exhibition will take place July 24th and 25th, 2010. All types of work are encouraged, All work will be shown, as well as permanently archived by Fluxus St. Louis for further exhibition . Throughout the exhibition, Keith A. Buchholz will give Informal talks on Fluxus and Mail Art Networks. We are hoping for this event to be our largest yet. Last year, we were visited by Curators from several museums and universities, art admirers from 6 states, and tour buses of interested people from the region. Fluxus St. Louis maintains an outpost for the Mail Art and Fluxus communities, as well as the extended Avant – Garde network and is the only place to see this kind of work in the region. Deadline for work is July 15th, 2010 .
Send work to :
FLUXUS ST.LOUIS
c/o Keith A. Buchholz
4615 Oregon Av.
St. Louis, Mo 63111
U.S.A.

Vladimir Nazor Public Library, Zagreb, Croatia.  A project by Matthew Rose Over 500 artists printed a limited series of 500 postcards on the subject of death. The exhibition premiered in Emily Harvey Foundation Gallery on Broadway, New York.  A selection of postcards are now being shown at KVN public library in Zagreb, Croatia. Curated by Ivana Rezek.

A Book About Death will open in Mexicali at San Diego State University’s Steppling Art Gallery on March 10. Curated by artist Bibiana Padilla Maltos & Sheila Dollente, the exhibition combines the archival works from the original exhibition at The Emily Harvey Foundation Gallery in New York with new works sent in by mail in the form of 4 x 6 inch postcards…on the theme of death. Bibiana Padilla Maltos is one of the original artists involved in the project that launched in New York.  She previously organized an exhibition of the work in Tiajuana Mexico.  She notes that she is currently planning a larger exhibition for a museum yet to be determined in Mexico City, Mexico later on in 2010.  Bibiana is both artist and curator; her work focuses on a wide range of post-Fluxus concepts. You can download this poster by clicking on it and saving it to your hard disk. For all additional information on the artist call and to connect with the curators and contribute to the Mexicali exhibition, please see the web site created specificall for the exhibition:http://abookaboutdeathmexicaliimperialvalley.blogspot.com/ .

The exhibition will be held at San Diego State University, Steppling Art Gallery, 720 Heber Avenue, Calexico, California 92231.

Call for Works
DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2010

4×6 Postcards/Works on the theme: SURREALESTATE

for the Mobius fundraiser and art bash Mobius Artrages 2010.

Mobius is having a huge fundraiser art/party/bash event which will take place on May 8th, 2010 with performances, installations and whatever we can do to prostitute ourselves to make money (-:

The theme for Artrages 2010: SURREALESTATE was thought up by one of Mobius’ board members Lou Susi who is a performance and visual artist himself — Mobius is about to go bankrupt and this is one of our last efforts to raise money/awareness to buy the space we’ve been renting — it’s kind of a long shot but whatever happens, the artist group will continue and survive, we just might not have a space and any money for a while.

ABOUT “ATTENDING”/”NOT ATTENDING”/”MAYBE”:

I always find this confusing on facebook so hopefully this makes some sense: If you are submitting work, please list yourself as “ATTENDING” even if you aren’t physically going to be in Boston for Mobius Artrages 2010 – and feel free to say you are attending if you are attending in spirit … what the hey (-:

DETAILS ABOUT THE CALL:

A 4×6 postcard with one side containing your artwork and the other side with a handwritten or printed or typed word/sentence/phrase -anything you would like to say – in ANY LANGUAGE – related to Surrealestate.

Your handwritten signature somewhere would be greatly appreciated!

What surrealestate means to you is completely open.

Note a loose connection to ABAD (A Book About Death) which inspired this call for works – in the US, we have something called an “Estate Sale” wherein the property and/or belongings of the dead are sold.

The cards will be exhibited and then sold or used as prizes during Mobius Artrages 2010.

All materials will be accepted – the DEADLINE IS MAY 1ST, 2010 to allow a week to organize the cards for the exhibition.
No materials will be returned, the works will be considered 100% donations to Mobius, Inc.

PLEASE POST A PHOTO OF YOUR WORK ON THIS FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE:

In lieu of a blog, this public facebook page has been set up for all the cards submitted.

If you are a facebook member, please upload a photo of your work (just the artwork side) and tag your name and feel free to add any comments/links about yourself and your work – however again please to not reveal what it says on the “hidden” side of your card. This will be revealed at Mobius Artrages 2010.

If YOU ARE NOT A FACEBOOK member, please email a jpeg file of your work to

Jane@mobius.org
Subject: 4×6 SURREALESTATE Photo

and I will happily post your photo for you.

PLEASE SEND YOUR POSTCARD (physical work of art) TO:

ATTN: Jane Wang
Mobius, Inc.
725 Harrison Ave, Suite One
Boston MA 02118
USA

QUESTIONS:

Please email Jane@mobius.org or via facebook directly if you wish with 4×6 Surrealestate in the subject line if you can.

AND FINALLY …

Please post this call on your own websites and invite any artists you know who might be interested in this call.

Thank you so much for reading this call and hopefully for participating.

aj aka angryjane aka Jane@mobius.org

Artist Sonja Benskin Mesher has organized a new exhibition of A Book About Death with the original works from the Emily Harvey Foundation show in New York and a new call for works. The exhibition at MoMA Wales will take place at THE TABERNACLE MoMA WALES, MACHYLLETH, Wales, UK. Dates: 27 APRIL – 8 MAY 2010. See more details on the event page Sonja Benskin Mesher has set up on FaceBook: MoMA WALES Exhibition. Here is her call for artwork: CALL FOR WORK ON PAPER A BOOK ABOUT DEATH - Size: POSTCARDS – Approximately: 4 X 6 INCHES. Works should be based on the theme of death. SEND SMALL JPEGS TO : sonja@sonja-benskin-mesher.com

Deadline for jpegs is 16 March 2010. Applicants will be expected to have their cards sent to Sonja by 13 April 2010. Work sent will not be returned, as it will become part of the “A Book About Death” collection held @ MOMA, Wales.  Image at right is MoMA Wales at night. The exhibition in Wales is not the only one being organized for the spring.  Other exhibitions are being planned for Belgium, Croatia and San Diego.  Several inquiries have been made from Chile, Montreal and Beijing. As of yet, no mainstream press has touched upon this exhibition.  If you are a journalist or know of one who would be interested in writing about this global exhibition that is exclusively artist-driven, please get in contact.

Today I got a surprise by my friend from NYC! I’m very happy, now I have an original stamp by Bill Evertson. I will use in all my mail arts! So cool! Many thank’s Bill! See the video by Bill Evertson here:

MAIL ART 2009 GREECE
Dezember 1, 2009
by organizer: Katerina Nikoltsou
Tower of the University of Thessaloniki,
10th floor, rooftop
Thessaloniki, GREECE

Abacabal Mail in the way to my friend Jennifer Zoellner. Thank you for invite Jennifer!

Today I got a set of mail Arts from my friend Rob White. So wonderful and inspired me! Thank’s so much Rob!

Biennale del Libro d’artista

Open Letter

MUBE – Museu Brasileiro da Escultura is looking for submissions from artists throughout the world as a critical part and new chapter in the exhibition of the “A Book About Death” collaborative project. This exhibition at MUBE opens on February 1, 2010 and runs through February 28.

“A Book About Death” is a collaborative project conceived by american artist Matthew Rose for the Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City, where the original exhibition took place from September 10 – 22, 2009. Approximately 500 artists contributed 500 artworks in the form of post cards of varying sizes each created from works made especially to create an unbound book about death.

The exhibition paid special homage to Ray Johnson (1927-1995), a highly influential figure in contemporary American art, a formidable collage artist and long acknowledged as the “Father of Mail Art” with his creation of a network, The New York Correspondence School. The exhibition also paid homage and celebrated the life of Emily Harvey (1941-2004), the late art dealer who tirelessly promoted Fluxus artist and whose Foundation generously supported the project.

The exhibition opened with a packed house, and a line snaking up Broadway more than 500 people long waiting to get in the doors to make
their own book. Since then, the exhibition has traveled to the Otis College of Art and Design in LA, The River Mill Art Gallery in New Jersey, The Mobius Gallery in Boston, MA, The Queens Museum in Queens, NY, The Sexta Literary Arts Festival in Tijuana in Mexico, as well as smaller galleries and schools in Louisiana, Wisconsin and Long Island. Complete sets of “A Book About Death have entered into the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art (Library), and the LA County Museum of Art Research Library.

And the project, in its sprawling global reach explored how we celebrate memory and death. The only requirement to participate in the project was to include the words “A Book About Death” somewhere on the card. Ideal dimensions are 6″ x 4″ either horizontal or vertical orientation, but variations in size are permissible. We would like to ask all artists to be aware that we need to easily install works on the wall, so consider this aspect of the exhibition. They can be handmade or printed commercially. You can mail the card by itself or in an envelope.

We are also asking individual artists to submit works, either a single card or a group of cards for exhibition at MUBE. A deadline of January 30, 2010 has been set for reception of all submissions, although we will install any cards received after that date. Digital works are not accepted, sorry. To be included in this exhibition, make a postcard on the theme of death and send it to:

MUBE – Museu Brasileiro da Escultura
Avenida Europa, 218 – Jardim Europa
CEP 01449 000 – São Paulo – Brasil

All works submitted to MUBE will become a part of the permanent collection of the Museum, and will not be returned.

Documentation online of all new works will be made over the course of the next few months.
http://mube.art.br
http://abookaboutdeath.blogspot.com/
http://abookaboutdeatharchive.blogspot.com/

Thank you,
Angela Ferrara (atelierferrara@gmail.com)
http://angelaferrara.com
http://blog.angelaferrara.com

Thank you,
Matthew Rose – Paris, France
http://homepage.mac.com /mistahcoughdrop/
http://abookaboutdeath.blogspot.com/

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Praan
Bhulbona ar shohojete
Shei praan e mon uthbe mete
Mrittu majhe dhaka ache
je ontohin praan
Bojre tomar baje bashi
She ki shohoj gaan
Shei shurete jagbo ami
(Repeat 3X)
Shei jhor jeno shoi anonde
Chittobinar taare
Shotto-shundu dosh digonto
Nachao je jhonkare!
Bojre tomar baje bashi
She ki shohoj gaan
Shei shurete jagbo am

Praan (English Translation)

The same stream of life
that runs through my veins night and day
runs through the world
and dances in rhythmic measures.

It is the same life
that shoots in joy through the dust of the earth
in numberless blades of grass
and breaks into tumultuous waves of leaves and flowers.

It is the same life
that is rocked in the ocean-cradle
of birth and of death,
in ebb and in flow.

I feel my limbs are made glorious
by the touch of this world of life.
And my pride is from the life-throb of ages
dancing in my blood this moment.

Use of Garry Schyman’s music for Praan – originally written for Where The Hell Is Matt? – has been generously granted by the composer.

Today I got a piece by my friend from NY! Bill Evertson is a complete artist, he work in digital collage with occasional forays into artist books, sculpture, mixed media and animation. I Loved! Thank you very much BILL!

Branka is a lovely friend from luxemburgo, I got a piece from her today! This piece is wonderful and magic! I loved, thank you very much! Branka Djordjević

Mail Art Bag by Jane Hsiaoching Wang
My friend Jane made to me a magic bag! This bag is the most beautiful in the world. I will use every day!
Is a Lovely bag, Thank you Jane!

A Book About Death
1 -15 November
Curated by Matthew Rose and Louise Weinberg
Queens Museum of Art, New York City Building, Flushing
Meadows Corona Park, Queens, NY 11368 – USA

The Yaroslavl Art Museum
on December, 4th 2009
The project: two Cities/two Towns (invariants)
150000, Yaroslavl, the Volga quay, 23
Yaroslavl, RUSSIA

Sonja, I got your piece today!! So wonderful, this blue is relaxing, I loved, thank you very much
http://sonja-benskin-mesher.co.uk

Abalcabal is a zine-project by Jennifer Zoellner. About Mail Art Show in Florida. Will be a success! Many artists from “A Book About Death” are joining in the project! This is my contribution to her! Thank’s for the invitation Jennifer!

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Today received a wonderful ArtWork from my friend “Ria Vanden Eynde“. Is very beautiful and inspired me! Thank you so much Ria

A Book About Death
19-20 september
Mobius
725 Harrison Ave, Suite One
Boston MA 02118
USA

From Jane Wang: About the ABAD exhibit at Mobius

The exhibition “A Book About Death”
Otis College of Art and Design
Oct 11 – 31 or until all the postcards are gone
in the Galef Center, 1st floor
9045 Lincoln Blvd., Los Angeles
CA 90045 – USA

A Book About Death
Curated by Mattew Rose
The Emily Harvey Foundation
10-22 september 2009
New York City, NY, USA

The recent exhibition “A Book About Death” organized by Mattew Rose in New York has been immortalized. The MOMA, Museum of Modern Art in New York has recently acquired the collection of mailarts, many artists of different nationalities participated. The project in tribute to Ray Johnson having a great success!

Performances and readings: Carolee Schneemann, Cecil Touchon, Colette Copeland, Colleen Nika, David Shapiro, Hens Breet, Michael Andre, Jac Charlesworth, Keith Buchholz, Mark Bloch, Phil Shinn, Simon Critchley.

Artists: Abha Iyengar, Adam Benjamin Fung & Sonja Bendel, Aga Silva, Alana Delts (Yelena Deltsova), Aldo Tambellini, Amanda Peskin, Amy White, Alejandra Lundén, Alejandra Phelts, Alessandro Rolandi, Alex Hunter, Alex Tennigkeit, Alexia Creusen, Alexandra Rutsch, Allan Revich, Amanda Peskin, Amanda Curreri, Amber George, Ambra Corinti, Amir Ghazi-Noory, Ana Himes, Anahita Bathaie, Andrea Moni, Andrea Williamson, Andrei Rozen, Andrew Bretherton, Andrew Eyman, Andrew Johnson, Angela Ferrara, Ania Gilmore, Anja Christine Roß (Anja Ross), Anki King, Ann Giordano, Ann Klefstad, Ann Stoddard, Anna Boschi, Anna Bresnick, Anna Schwamborn, Anna Ursyn, Annelise Ream, Audrey Fox, Aviva Beigel, Barbara Nessim, Ben Altman, Ben Elmer Brown, Benoit David, Benoit David & Dominique Richard, Benoît Delhaye, Bernd Reichert, Berty Skuber, Beth Grabowski, Beth Robinson, Bethany Schlegel, Betty Esperanza, Bibiana Padilla Maltos, Birgit Huttemann-Holz, Bonnie Gloris, Bonny Finberg, Bradley Lance Moore, Branka Djordjevic, Brendan Jamison, Buddha University, Buz Blurr, C. Mehrl Bennett, Camille Dela Rosa, Camelia Elias, Camilla Fallon, Carlos Luis De Medeiros, Carisa Swenson & Steve Harrison, Carol Caputo, Carol Tedesco, Carol Todaro, Carol Starr, Carolena Costa, Carolyn McKay, Carrie Chalmers, Carrie Crow & John Greiner, Carrie Iverson, Carrie Scanga, Caterina Verde, Cathie Borrie, Cecil Touchon, Cecilia Muhlstein, Cecilie Dahl, Cesare Oliva, Champe Smith, Chloe Sherman-Pepe, Chris Coffin, Chris Graefensteiner, Chris Gunton, Chris Lusher, Chris “Mudhead” Reynolds, Christelle Montus, Christine Tarantino & Claudio Romeo, Christopher Baker, Christopher Dunkle, Christopher Westlund, Christina Stahr, Christy Ann Brown, Cindy Zimmerman, CJ Tanedo, Claude Cortinovis, Claudia Drake, Closed Chan 正面 , Clyde Espenschied, Coco Gordon, Colette Copeland, Colette Coughlin, Corinne Bunzl, Constance Sloggatt Wolf, Constantine Ladikos, Cynthia C. Petry, Dale Copeland, Dame Mailarta, Dan McCormack, Dan Shulman, Daniel Zitka, Daniela Akerblom, Danielle Voirin, Daina Almario-Kopp, Daque, Deborah Goldman, Deborah T. Colter, Denyse Murphy, Diane Bertrand, Diane Lou, Dominic Khoo, Dominica Sanchez, Dominique Richard, Don Boyd, Don M. Salubayba, Donna Ruff, Donna & Kyle Hackney, Dorothée Selz, Draga Šušanj, Edie Shimel, Edith S. Ambühl, Edward Mackenzie, Ektoras Binikos, Ella Nitters, Ellen Wallenstein, Eline ‘t Sant, Elin O’Hara Slavick, Elizabeth Michelman, Elizabeth Sarah, Elke Reva Sudin, Emmanuel Garibay, Emma de Clario, Emily Anne Ach, Emily Parsons, Eric Andersen, Eric Anglès, Erin Cross, Esther Waldron, Eva Brunner, Flora Kao, Fluxmuseum, Froilan Calayag, Fran Bull, Fran Freeman, Francesca Pirillo, Francis van der Riet, Frank Krasicki, Frans van Lent, Fred Cray, Gabriel Klavun, Gabrielle de Montmollin, Gary A. Bibb, Geoffrey Hendricks, Geoffrey Owen Miller, Gianfranco Maletti, Ginny Lloyd, Gloria Zein, Grace Graupe Pillard, Grace Yang, Graham McDougal, Gwen Plunkett, Gwyn Michael, H. Rand Swansey, Haley Nagy, Hanjo Schmidt, Harold Lohner, Heather Matthew, Helen Amyes, Helene Berson, Henry Royales, Herb Nolan, Herman James, Horizontal Division Character, Igan D’Bayan, Hilarie Goodenough, Ilona Bogdane, Ingrid Christie, Ira Schneider, Irene Chan – Ch’An Press, Irene Gennaro, Iris van Bebber, Isabelle Battolla, Ivana Rezek, J. Tomas Lopez, Jack Greene, Jack Ryalls, Jack Seiei, Jack Cymber, Jacob Mann, James Baker, James Cook, James E. Hathaway, James Groeling, James Meyer, James Thomas Josephs, Jamie Adams, Jan Kather, Jana Liptak, Jane Tuckerman, Jane Wang, Janice McDonald, Jason K. Dy, Jassy Lupa, Jeanne Jo, Jeffrey Morrison, Jelena Butorac, Jen Nugent, Jennifer D. Anderson, Jennifer Cushman, Jennifer Gioe Peper, Jennifer Scales, Jennifer Zoellner, Jerimiah D. Syme, Jessica McCarrel, Jigger Cruz, Jim Pepe, Jim Shirey, Joan Hain, Joan Harrison, Joanne Licsko, Johanna Bresnick, Jody Jenkins & Mark Claywell, Joel Gendreau, John Coffman, John Held Jr & Mike Dickau, John M. Bennett, John Moore Williams, John Stefanick, John Strauss, John Zoller, Joy Adams, Joyce Sherman, Juan Lazaro, Judith Olivia, HeartSong, Judith Stadler, Judy Negron, Julia Hoffmann, Julie Sadler, Julie Weaverling, Julie Wornan & Peter Lippman, Jurgen Trautwein, K-soul, Kara Petraglia, Kathleen McHugh, Kathy Slamen, Katie Herzog, Katrina Bello, Kay Tuttle, Kaye Mahoney, Keith Buchholz, Kelley Voegelin, Kellie G. – The Undertaker, Keri Marion, Kim Triedman, Kit Brown, Krim Azeddine, Kris Amels, Lan Yan, Lauri Lynnxe Murphy, Lucy Meskill, La Taon Vinh, Larry Lytle, Laura den Hertog, Laura Sharp Wilson, Lauren Broeils-Norwood, Lauren Frances Adams, Lawrence Miller, Laurent Mareschal, Leigh Stewart, Les Joynes, Liane Veronneau, Liese Ricketts, Lin Price, Linda Dubin Garfield, Lisa Sloane, Llorraine Neithardt, Loredana Mariotto, Lorraine A. DarConte, Louise Honey Millmann, Louise Millman, Louise Weinberg, LuAnn Palazzo, Luc Fierens, Luranah Polson, Linda DiGusta & Mark Wiener, Linda Kelly, Linda Plaisted, Linda Shaffer, Luis Locarno, Luz Darriba, Lynn Sullivan, Lynyrd Paras, Madawg, Manel Güell, Mara Patricia Hernández, Mara Thompson, Mare Contrare, Margaret McCann, Margret McDermott, Margie Kelk, Margot McLean, Marina Tsesarskaya, Mariana Smith, Marie Kazalia, Marina Bancroft, Marietta A. Hauser, Mark Bloch, Mark Iwinski, Mark Sink, Mark Williams, Marsha Balian, Mary Bogdan, Mary Bridgman, Mary Campbell, Maryann Vitiello, Marilyn Marvin, Matt Taggart, Matthew Rose, Maureen Piggins, Maya McCormack, Megumi Shimizu, Melissa McCarthy, Melvin Culaba, Merry Rozzelle & Torin Rozzelle, Michael Chan, Michael S. Troop, Michelle Illuminato, Mikelle Terson, Milanka Bunard, Mimi Smith, Moira McCaul, Mur Hayman, Musho Rodney Alan Greenblat, Myriam Abourousse, Nancy Natale, Nancy Kirk, Naomi Klavun, Natalie Giugni, Nathan Alexander Karnovsky & Saul Karnovsky, Nicole Tymowczak, Niki Niederhauser, Nikki Johnson, Osiris Hertz, Pam Farrell, Paul Hunter, Paul McGuirk, Paul Sierra, Patricia Bronstein, Patricia Denys, Patrick Lears, Patti Singer, Paul Duda, Paul Valadez, Penny Beck, Pete Gray, Peter Ciccariello, Peter Dowker, Peter Leighton, Peter Schuyff, Peter Westman, Philip Ebbrell, Pierre Denault, Prawech Pranaprom, Priscilla Heine & Cristian Majcherski, Ravenna Taylor, Re Silvestri, Reed Altemus, Renee Creager O’Brien, Reid Wood, Ria Bauwens, Ria Vanden Eynde, Richard Canard, Richard Tronson, Rick Prol, Rob White, Robert Tucker, Robert Black, Robert Mars, Robert N. Gilmer, Roberta Faccioli, Robin Tewes, Robyn Desposito, Rong Guang Rong, Sabine Schlossmacher, Samuel Monnier, Sandy Gellis, Sara Bomans, Sara Conti, Sarah Clayton, Sarah Elizabeth Condon, Sarah Jane Coleman & Anthony Saint James, Sarah White, Sayraphim Lothian, Scott Hull, Sean White, Sharon Harris, Shirley Hathaway, Siripoj Chamroenvidhya, Slaven Gabric, Sonja Benskin Mesher, Sol Kjøk, Sol Lang, Sophia Oldsman, Sophie Aigner, Stefan Brandstifter, Stephanie Sakson, Stephen Perkins, Steve Dalachinsky, Steve Ceraso, Stormie Mills, Sue Johnson, Sur Rodney (Sur), Susanna Bluhm, Susan Crowson, Susan Shulman, Susan Titus, Susana G. Romanos, Susanne Slavick, Tamar Kasparian, Tamara Wyndham, Tami Notsani, Tara Verheide, Tatiana von Tauber, Theano Nikitas, Thomas Kerr & Joel Cohen, Thomas Kerr – Mike Dickau – Joel Cohen, Tito Honegger, Tom Greenhalgh, Tom J. Byrne, Tom Speight, Tyago Almario, Valéry Grancher, Vicky Cull, Vincent Como, Virginia Milici & Walter Fest, W. David Powell, Wang Kun, Wendy Campbell, Wilka Roig, William Brovelli, William Evertson, Willie Marlowe, Woofwow, Yasemin Skrezka, Yiren & James Gallagher, Yoko Ono, Yuki Shiroi, Yukie Ueda, Zelda Zinn, Zuzanna Skiba.

Curated by Gennaro Ippolito and Giovanna Donnarumma
10 october 10 november
Palazzo Merolla in Piazza Plebiscito – Marano di Napoli, NA, Italy

Artists selected: Alfonso Caccavale, Alfonso Filieri, Angela Ferrara, Angelo Marra, Anna Giordano, Anna Maria Scocozza, Antonella Sassanelli, Antonello Novellino, Antonio D’Antonio, Antonio Damiàn, Antonio Perrone , Aristotelis Triantis, Biancamaria Martinelli, Carlos Augusto Buriticá, Carmen Paz Morales Leiva , Ciro Balzano, Claudia Sejanovich, Claudia Vianello, Consuelo Vinchiria Garcìa, Cristina Duro, Daniela Viglioglia, David Ambrosio, Domenico Di Caterino, Egidio Liggera, Elena Faralli, Elisa Anfuso, Emilio Pellegrino, Emilio Rizzo, Enzo Correnti, Fabiola Barna, Ferruccio Fabbri, Francesco Gallo, Gabi Minedi, Gennaro Esca, Gennaro Ciliento, Gennaro Ippolito, Giovanna Donnarumma, Giulia Ripandelli, Giuliana Polimeni, Giuseppe Di Cianni, Hildana Romo, Imma Maddaloni, Irma Liguori, Isabella Staino, Jesús Movellán, Jim Lorena, Judith Ghashghaie, Laura Lamoratta, Lia Malfermoni, Luciano Romualdo, Magda Carella, Marco Romoli, Margherita Cavaliere, Margherita Fascione, Maria Cecelia Bossi, Maria Manfredi, Marilena Mercogliano, Mario Di Giulio, Mario Lagos, Marisa Traettino, Martha Zylbersztejn, Maya Lopez Muro, Miglietta Enza, Miona Markovic, Mónica Romo Rangel, Nelio Sonego , Osvaldo Cibils, Paolo Chirco, Paolo Uttieri, Rita Manzi, Roberta Angelone, Rosangela Campoz, Saba Ferrari, Salvador Menjíbar, Salvatore Starace, Salvatore Tavassi, Setyo Mardiyantoro, Silvia Iuliucci, Stefano Fossiànt Sini , Susana Munay, Ursula Seutter, Valerio Iermano, Vanda Di Napoli, Vincenzo Montella, Vincenzo Perna, Walter Festuccia, Xante Battaglia.

Contact: www.biennaledellibrodartista.org
info@lineadarte-officinacreativa.org 0815494271

APW Gallery
to be announce
48-18 Van Dam St
Long Island City, NYC 11101, USA

APW Gallery
17 july -24 august, 2009
48-18 Van Dam St
Long Island City, NYC 11101, USA

Fluxhibition 4
Curated By Cecil Touchon

FIVE MARIES – Art by Angela Ferrara
April 2010
6955 Pinon Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76116
USA

Pallazzo Merolla
Piazza Plebiscito, Marano di Napoli, Na, Italy
10 october – 10 november 2009
Curated by Gennaro Ippolito and Giovanna Donnarumma
Art by Angela Ferrara, inspired by Italo Calvino’s book “Le Città Invisibili”

Artists selected: Alfonso Caccavale, Alfonso Filieri, Angela Ferrara, Angelo Marra, Anna Giordano, Anna Maria Scocozza, Antonella Sassanelli, Antonello Novellino, Antonio D’Antonio, Antonio Damiàn, Antonio Perrone , Aristotelis Triantis, Biancamaria Martinelli, Carlos Augusto Buriticá, Carmen Paz Morales Leiva , Ciro Balzano, Claudia Sejanovich, Claudia Vianello, Consuelo Vinchiria Garcìa, Cristina Duro, Daniela Viglioglia, David Ambrosio, Domenico Di Caterino, Egidio Liggera, Elena Faralli, Elisa Anfuso, Emilio Pellegrino, Emilio Rizzo, Enzo Correnti, Fabiola Barna, Ferruccio Fabbri, Francesco Gallo, Gabi Minedi, Gennaro Esca, Gennaro Ciliento, Gennaro Ippolito, Giovanna Donnarumma, Giulia Ripandelli, Giuliana Polimeni, Giuseppe Di Cianni, Hildana Romo, Imma Maddaloni, Irma Liguori, Isabella Staino, Jesús Movellán, Jim Lorena, Judith Ghashghaie, Laura Lamoratta, Lia Malfermoni, Luciano Romualdo, Magda Carella, Marco Romoli, Margherita Cavaliere, Margherita Fascione, Maria Cecelia Bossi, Maria Manfredi, Marilena Mercogliano, Mario Di Giulio, Mario Lagos, Marisa Traettino, Martha Zylbersztejn, Maya Lopez Muro, Miglietta Enza, Miona Markovic, Mónica Romo Rangel, Nelio Sonego , Osvaldo Cibils, Paolo Chirco, Paolo Uttieri, Rita Manzi, Roberta Angelone, Rosangela Campoz, Saba Ferrari, Salvador Menjíbar, Salvatore Starace, Salvatore Tavassi, Setyo Mardiyantoro, Silvia Iuliucci, Stefano Fossiànt Sini , Susana Munay, Ursula Seutter, Valerio Iermano, Vanda Di Napoli, Vincenzo Montella, Vincenzo Perna, Walter Festuccia, Xante Battaglia.

APW Gallery
Open 4 setember 2009
48-18 Van Dam St
Long Island City, NYC 11101, USA

The Yaroslavl Art Museum
The Volga Embankment, 23
Yaroslavl, 150000
RUSSIA

SKETBE

Association of Visual Arts Artists of Northern Greece
Gorgous 11
54634 Thessaloniki
GREECE

Cultural Institute Brazil USA Gallery
15-30 august 2009
São Gonçalo, RJ, Brazil

Artists: Adilson Pinto, Agatha Salgado, Alessandro Fedos, Alfredo Linch, Alvis Zujevs, Ana Camelo, Ana Tavares, Anderson Clayton, André Pessoa, Angela Ferrara, Anna Alice Monteiro, Antônia Lúcia, Carlo Volpicella, Carlos Meinardi, Carlos Ribeiro, Carol Neves, Carol Queiroz, Carolyn Quan, Cláudia Zunino, Claudio Cavalieri, Danielle Mansur, Davi Baltar, De Luna Freire, Delfina Mendonça, Dina Lopes, Dom Paçoca, Dyandréia Portugal, Edmar Sales, Elizabeth Franco, Emanuele Rivieri, Enrico Thanhoffer, Eudoro Carson, Fabio Agace, Fábio Mesquita, Fabiola Barna, Felipe Henrique, Fernanda Franco, Francisco Urbano, Gilson José, Gri Alves, Heber Vargas, Ignacio Hábrika, Imerio Rovelli, J.F.Bautista, Jacob Porat, Jaelson Marcelino, Jeroen Van Paasen, Jéter Aguiar, John Nicholson, Jose Manuel Portillo Carnero, Jose Miguens, Laís Worek, Leninha, Loiva Ingrid, Luigi Latino, Luiz Augusto, Luiz Hazediaz, Lya Alves, Mara Chaffin, Márcio Carvalho, Marcos Silva, Mariangeles Martinez Castro, Marie Thereze, Marta Spier, Mirella Orlandini, Moreno Gerzeli, Nicky Chiarello, Nuria, Ogi Soedja, Oliveira Celso, Paloma Valcárcel, Paolo Avanzi, Paolo Ober, Paolo Vitale, Paris, Paulo Alves, Paulo Madeira, Philippe Vacquié, Prisca Burgo, Regina Guimmarães, Reinaldo Caó, Renato Sette, Ribamar Gomes, Rogério Queiróz, Sandra Signoretti, Silas Oliveira, Suani Armond, Tristan Rain, Valmon, Veronica Korzekwa, Welington de Souza, Yderval Britto, Zenaide Azevedo.

De 20 junho a 20 julho de 2009
Curadoria: Giovanna Donnarumma, Gennaro Ippolito
Via San Domenico Soriano, 34, Napoli, Itália

Artistas participantes: Anthony Hickey, Achille Cevoli, Aka B, Aldo Palazzo, Alessandra Carloni, Alessandra Chiusolo, Alessandra Donnarumma, Alessandro Tartaglia, Alessia Bertolucci, Alfonso Caccavale, Alfredo Linh, All Anomalies, Ambrogio Bosco, Andrea Agostini, Andrea Schiavetti, Andrea Volterra, Angela Campanile, Angela Ferrara, Angelo Di Bianco, Angie Martinez Castro, Anita Agresta, Anna Giordano, Anna Maria Scocozza, Annamaria Pastorini, Antonella Calabrese, Antonino Soddu Pirellas, Antonio Conte, Antonio D’Antonio(Muadib), Antonio Lubrano Lavadera, Antonio Palumbo, Antonio Perrone, Antonio Puletti, Assunta Colucci, Bernardo Bruno, Biancamaria Martinelli, Btrix-art, Calogero Marrali, Carla Battisti, Carla Casolari, Carla Colombo, Carlo Izzo, Carlo Maria Giudici, Carlo Volpicella, Carlos Godinho, Catia Inglese, Cecilia Bossi, Cesar Augusto, Cesare Iezzi, Cinzia Lo Russo, Claudia Sejanovich,Claudia Vianello, Claudio Parrini, Claudio Valentino, Corrado Roccaro, Daniela Frongia, Daniela Nobile, Daniela Panebianco, Daniele Contavalli, Daniele Frisina, Dario de Cristofaro, Dario Marfella, Davide Iaione, Diana Kirova(dak), Dino Velvet, Discepolo Girardi, Domenico Di Caterino, Domenico Cordì, Domenico Romano, Donatella De Mercurio, Donatella Saladino, Donato Arcella, Elena Isolani, Elena Reggiani, Eleonora Picariello, Eliana Perino, Elisa Magnoni, Elvira Leone, Emanuela Esposito, Emanuela Verdichizzi, Emanuele Rivieri, Emaunel Tosi, Embrionismo (Adriana Protasi – Alex Munzone ), Emilio Rizzo, Enrique Rocha Blanco, Enzo Pangia, Epifanio Spina, Erica Comazzi, Esposito Maurizio, Eugenia Díaz Durán, Eva Pianfetti, Fabiana Liguori, Fabio Rodio, Fabiola Barna, Fabrizio Fontana, Ferruccio Fabbri, Flavia Canè, Flavia Sarracino, Flavio Risi, Franca Maria Pace,Francesca Rao, Francesco Borrelli, Francesco Gallo, Francesco Giraldi, Francesco Mestria, Francescomaria Di Bonaventura, Francis Bourdouxhe, Franco Meloni, Franco Cappelli, Gabriele Pellegrini, Gabriele Tavassi, Gabriella Fabbri, Gaetano Blaiotta, Gaetano Lamonaca, Geetha Kekobad, Gennaro Ippolito, Gennaro Patrone, Gianantonio Marino Zago, Giancarlo Lamberti, Gianfranco Dalena, Gianni Brandolino, Gino Meddi, Giorgio Imperadori, Giosi Costan, Giovanna Appodia, Giovanna Calabretta, Giovanna Donnarumma, Giovanni Morgia, Gisella Spinella, Giuliana Cianci, Giuseppe Devoti,Giuseppe Di Cianni, Giuseppe Gargiulo, Giuseppe Giacobino, Giuseppina Saccone, Gloria Massarelli, Graziella Gola, Graziella Nisticò, Hazel J.Zoid, Ignacio Hábrika, Ilaria Pergolesi, Imma Maddaloni, Imma Sicurezza, Irene Petrella, Irene Russo, Irma Liguori, Isotta Bellomunno, Ivan Hic, Joas Sebastian Nebe, Jose Manuel Portillo Carnero (Mocho), Josie Dominguez, Kristina Milakovic, Laura Buccino, Laura Cassetti, Laura Lussana, Laura Negrini, Laura Zuccarello, Leonardo Basile, Lixza M.D,Loredana Di Biase, Lorenza Bucci Casari, Lorenzo Cataneo, Loreta Teodorova, Lucia Arena, Lucia Di Pasqua, Luciano Romualdo, Luigi Latino, Luigi Feriozzi, Luisa Baffa, Luisa Maggioni, Luminita Irimia, Luna Hal, Lya Alves, Magda Carella, Mamba, Manuel, Manuela Bassetta, Marcella Gemelli, Marcello Mogni, Marco Ramaglia, Marco Burzi, Marco Scali, Marco Simola, Margherita Cavaliere, Maria De Martino, Maria Irene Vairo, Maria Manfredi, Maria Petraccone, Marianna Longo, Mariano Bellarosa, Marilena Mercogliano, Marina Scognamiglio, Mario Bonura, Mario Di Salvo, Marisa Ruggiero, Martina Donati, Marzia Vetrano, Massimo Traino, Massimo Mazzu (Massimiliano Di Lauro), Massimo Nardi, Massimo Pacilio, Mauri Elena, Maurizio Di Martino, Maurizio Esposito, Mauro Orselli, Michela Castaldo, Michelangelo Riemma, Michele Auletta, Michele Cannaò, Michele Pardini, Miona Markovic, Monica Lume, Monica Riina, Moreno Gerzeli, Mosè La Cava, Moxedano, Nanà Hayne, Nelson Moncada, Nicky Chiariello, Nicola Piscopo, Nina Todorovic, Nishi, Nora Ghirlanda, Nunzia Falco Simeone, Nunzia Illiano, Ofelia Tursi, Oronzo De Stradis, Osvaldo Cibilis, Paola Demuro, Paola Lizzy Pesavento, Paola Vietiello, Paolo Chirco, Paolo Lastrucci, Paolo Liggeri, Paolo Uttieri, Pasquale Vitale, Patrizia Cioce, Patrizia Montegrande, Paula França, Pavlos Triantafylloy, Pepe Russo, Pierpaolo Limongelli, Pietro Buonocore, Regina Guimmaraes, Regine Freise, Rita Esposito, Rita Manzi(Mita), Roberta Angelone, Roberta Basile, Roberto Tarallo, Rodolfo Cubeta, Rosanna Moretti, Rosanna Musolino, Rosario Trapani, Rossella Baldecchi, Rossella Liotino, Ruben Cukier, Saba Ferrari, Sabrina Campagna, Salvatore Bossone, Salvatore Fellino, Salvatore La Battaglia, Salvatore Starace, Salvatore Tavassi, Sara Panaccioni, Saveria Parentela, Serafina Basile, Silvia Delogu, Silvia Iuliucci, Silvia Vari, Simona Pocorobba, Stefania Vecchi, Teresa Stellato, Thommy Ha, Tina Loiodice, Titti Verni, Tommaso Tucci, Totore Nilo, Ugo Scala, Valentina Calianno, Valentina Ceci, Valentina Majer, Valentina Mammana, Valentina Mattiacci, Valeria Iozzi, Valeria Spinelli, Valerio Iermano, Vanda Di Napoli, Vincenzo Tomasello, Virginia Milici, Virginia Zanetti, Vito Pace, Vittoria Lardone, Vladimir Avdeev, Walter Festuccia, Zoro.

Países Participantes: Argentina, Bélgica, Brasil, Bulgária, Croácia, França, Alemanha, Cingapura, Grécia, Itália, México, Holanda, Peru, Polônia, Romania, Espanha, Russia.

Geraldes da Silva Gallery
4 -31 de july 2009
Rua St.º Ildefonso 225/229, 4000 – 470
Porto – Portugal

Artists: Allera Cosimo, Ana Camilo, Angela Ferrara, Astrid Pesarino, Carla Taveira, Carlos Godinho, Cláudia Silva, Célia Alves, Cosme, Cristina Mendonça, Delfina Mendonça, Elisabete Silva, Ernesto Silva, Etay Gabay, Francisco Urbano, Ilaria Pergolesi, Irene Pissarro, João Carita, José Cunha, José Miguens, Léa Dray, Lya Alves, Maria Emília Amaral, Maria José Táboas, Massimo Bardi, Monika Grygier, Nicolau Campos, Patty Silva, Pedro Prata, Ricardo Passos, Robert Schwarz, Rose Canazarro, Ruela, Sara Tillo, Sílvia Alba, Stefania Mollo, Susy Manzo, Thommy Ha., Valentina Majer, Victor Tajes e Yana Stamatova.

October 17, 2009
l’Espace Charles Trenet
Avenue Aristide Briand
Salon de Provence
FRANCE