A.T. Anghelopoulos @ Rome Art Week

A.T. Anghelopoulos

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Biography A.T Anghelopoulos

A.T Anghelopoulos currently lives and works in Rome. He has always had a playful relationship with art. At the age of ten, he attended his first painting courses and in the ’80s, when he was still very young, he was exposed to many acclaimed national artists, including Gigino Falconi. He started studying music, he developed a passion for photography and learned all the technical procedures in his semi-professional laboratory. But he did not forget his first love and after completing his classical and scientific academic studies, he decided to go back to visual arts (painting and installations) yet again following the irresistible call of great contemporary art, its most innovative masters from Klee to Dalì, to Magritte, from Rothko to Schifano and the humanism of Haring. He lived and worked in various European cities but it is in the US that he was particularly struck by the most representative artists of the post-World War II period.

He took part in personal and collective exhibitions in Italy and abroad (Rome, Florence, Brussels, Venice), and in the last editions of Spoleto Arte, Biennale di Milano and the London Biennale, the Pro Biennale di Venezia. His first personal exhibition in a Museum was “Tra Materia ed Anima. Tra Memoria e Tempo. A.T. Anghelopoulos e Andrea Pinchi”, in Rome at the Complesso del Vittoriano, in the Sala Giubileo 12 to 25 November 2015, curated by Prof. Claudio Strinati.

With his Inner Life (inspired by Portrait of a Young Fiancée by Leonardo da Vinci that was shown in Italy during Expo 2015 in the Reggia di Monza, Anghelopoulos took part in the “Biennale di Milano-EXPO Milano 2015” curated by Vittorio Sgarbi.

A.T. Anghelopoulos is an artist that inspects, explores and experiments. In his hands, art becomes an instrument to reflect on man and contemporary society because art must also be an opportunity for reflection, must tickle our intelligence. Therefore, the artist is a medium between worlds: the world within and the world outside ourselves, between the earthly and the transcendent.

COLLETTIVE EXHIBITIONS

2015

London, Chelsea Old Town Hall in London; “London Art Biennale 2015”;

Milan, Spazio Tadini, “Biennale di Milano-EXPO Milano 2015” curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi under the aegis of the Lombardy Region and the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism.

2016

Venice, Palazzo Giustinian Faccanon, “Pro Biennale” curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi.

London, The Crypt Gallery, “London Calling” curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi;

Spoleto, Palazzo Leti Sansi, “Spoleto Arte” curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi;

Rome, "Meeting & Art at Trastevere" painting, sculpture, photography, dance, music e fashion. The works Anghelopoulos togheter other artist Fabiana Roscioli, Alfonso Mangoni et Giuseppe Verri they have been exposed in the World Hotel Roma Ripa et Sala da Feltre-Open ART from 22 september to 22 october;

Rome, RAW-Rome Art Week 2016 from 24 to 29 October c/o Sala da Feltre-Open ART, “Disguidi del Possibile” (“Glitches in the Possible”) curated by Sabrina Consolini;

Rome, Body Spaces Humans+Hibrids - It’s Liquid Art Show Rome 2016 curated by Luca Curci (Anghelopoulos has participated with a live Performance: Megalithes XXI sec. AD);

2017

Rome, RAW-Rome Art Week 2017 from 9 to 14 October with the Open Studio of the Artist and Event. Recommended by Prof. Alberto Dambruoso and the artist Angelo Bellobono of the RAW Committee.

PERSONAL EXHIBITIONS

2014

Rome, Ripa Place, World Hotel Roma Ripa “One Step Beyond” curated by Fabiana Roscioli and Sabrina Consolini (11 December 2014 to 11 January and extended to 30 January);

2015

Brussels, XNovo Contemporary, “New Perspectives” curated by Sabrina Consolini and Monica Speranza;

Rome, Complesso Monumentale del Vittoriano, “Tra Materia ed Anima. Tra Memoria e Tempo. A.T. Anghelopoulos e Andrea Pinchi” curated by Prof. Claudio Strinati; Sala Giubileo 12 to 25 November 2015, Catalogo Cangemi ed.;

2016

Venice, Palazzo Giustinian Faccanon, “Pro Biennale” curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi;

Florence, Galerie Clichy, “Artisti in libreria” (“Artists in the bookshop” curated by Lauretta Colonnelli and Sabrina Consolini;

Rome, RAW-Rome Art Week 2016 from 24 to 29 October c/o Sala da Feltre-Open ART, “Disguidi del Possibile” (“Glitches in the Possible”) curated by Sabrina Consolini;

Rome, Body Spaces Humans+Hibrids - It’s Liquid Art Show Rome 2016 curated by Luca Curci (Anghelopoulos has participated with a live Performance: Megalithes XXI sec. AD);

2017

Venice, Bugno Art Gallery, “ControCosmo - Counter Cosmos” by Sabrina Consolini and Massimiliano Bugno, (25 February to 12 March 2017), Catalogo Campisano Editore;

Rome, RAW-Rome Art Week 2017 from 9 to 14 October with the Open Studio of the Artist and Event. Recommended by Prof. Alberto Dambruoso and the artist Angelo Bellobono of the RAW Committee.

PUBBLICATIONS

Biennale Milano, curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi, Editoriale Giorgio Mondadori, Milan, 2015, pages 384-385;

Pro Biennale Venezia, curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi, Ed. Giorgio Mondadori, Milan, 2016, pages 238-239;

London Calling, curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi, , The Crypt Gallery, Ed. Giorgio Mondadori, Milan, 2016;

Spoleto Arte, curated by Prof. Vittorio Sgarbi, Palazzo Leti Sansi Spoleto, august 2016, Ed. Promoter Arte, 2016;

Tra Materia ed Anima. Tra Memoria e Tempo. A.T. Anghelopoulos and Andrea Pinchi, curated by Prof. Claudio Strinati, Catalogo Cangemi Editore, Rome, 2015;

A.T. Anghelopoulos in the editorial “Artists in the bookshop” curated by Lauretta Colonnelli by Prof. Claudio Strinati and Sabrina Consolini (Florence, Galerie Clichy, 9 June to 24 July 2017) Clichy ed., Florence, 2016;

A.T. Anghelopoulos ControCosmo - Counter Cosmos, by Sabrina Consolini and Massimiliano Bugno, (Venice, Bugno Art Gallery, 25 February to 12 March 2017), Campisano Ed., Rome, 2017;