at the Centro Nucleo Arte in Bologna. Roiss asked Cavellini to create a homage to Giorgio Morandi for the 20th anniversary of his death. For an exhibition of sacred art in Pescara Cavellini made a crucifix with his laughing head in place of Jesus Christ's. For the third edition of Artexpo he created a new and bigger crucifix, inspired by a work by Cimabue. From 2 to 9 September 1984 there was a new dada festival in San Francisco, called Inter Dada 84. Cavellini was again asked by artist organizer Ginny Lloyd to participate, (in 1981 she had visited him at his home in Brescia) so he traveled to the United States and made a performance writing on the body of fellow artist Eva Lake. On the stage of the Victoria Theatre he asked the audience to write on his own body. In October 1984 Cavellini exhibited in Milan at the Ken Damy Photogallery a series of 20 self-portraits, and in the following spring there was a new exhibition in Turin at the Hovara Arte Gallery. Cavellini's last trip was to Japan: on 3 December 1985 artist Shozo Shimamoto visited him in Brescia and told him that he would organize exhibitions in Kyoto in July 1986, in Osaka in October, and then in Tokyo in January 1987. On 7 October 1986 Cavellini landed in Osaka and in the following days he made numerous performances, among them the writing on the naked head of Shimamoto in the Shitennō-ji temple. In 1987 Cavellini made his last Exhibition at Home. In July Rai Uno aired a documentary about him, directed by Mario Carbone. In 1989 Cavellini published his autobiography Life of a Genius. In his last exhibition in 1989 he showed many new Stamps. On 20 November 1990 he died in Brescia after a long illness. After Cavellini's death Starting in 1991 the Ken Damy Museum in Brescia hosts a different Cavellini exhibition each year. There were numerous retrospectives in Italy and elsewhere, for instance in 2008 at the Florence Lynch Gallery di New York, in 2013 in the Santa Giulia Museum in Brescia as part of Novecento mai visto, curated by Elena Lucchesi Ragni, Paolo Bolpagni, Enrico De Pascale and Maurizio Mondini, then again in New York at the Lynch Tham gallery. In 2008 Monia Marchionni published the book The self-historicization of Guglielmo Achille Cavellini, analyzing Cavellini's art and history. In 2014,