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Antonio Papasso was born in Florence. His interest in art developed slowly in the tradition of the works of the great painters. He studied closely the works in the museums of the Uffizi and the Pitti.
It was only in 1970 that he began to devote himself to art: restless and dissatisfied, he decided to move to a farmhouse in the Pisan countryside. In this hermitage, sometimes in bitter solitude, he faced the challenge of learning more. He was frequently in the company of Luigi Ferrarino, former cultural attaché at the Embassies in Paris and Madrid for over thirty years. He was often in the library of the Scuola Normale in Pisa, trying to get to grips with philosophical and anthropological problems; he discovered the literary review "Il Verri" and made contact with the '63 group (Sanguineti, Giuliani and others).
He began to experiment with forms and colours with a freedom that came from having made some of Picasso's maxims his own, such as: "I have never seen colours in conflict with each other." He applied this principle to figurative images that he created in engravings and prints, with their strident and contrasting colours: they were small works, some of them lost, which Papasso kept in a drawer because they were rejected by friends and critics, but which he believed in: he realized that those colours that seemed so hostile, subsided with time, transformed into new harmonies. Papasso did not abandon this experience. He returned to it later with the pseudonym of Antigone, applying it to engravings and prints, with which he created landscapes and lake scenes with animals.
The thirst for freedom and the need for change brought to an end this first informal period with which he had presented himself to the general public, a period he summed up in the collection of engravings GENEALOGY, published in 1976 with an introduction by Aldo Cairola.
The secret experience of Antigone, with the first test engravings and prints, at last showed him, through the use of soft tissue paper, a new language, a personal experience of his own. The first papiers froissés signed by Papasso were born, and in 1979 he displayed them in Milan at the Zarathustra gallery, presented by Roberto Sanesi.
At the same time as his engraving, he continued his experiments with this original technique, and two years later in 1981 he again exhibited at the Zarathustra. These were more demanding works, and this time they were presented by Gillo Dorfles, along with the collection of engravings CANTA; one-man shows followed in Como, Genova, Trento and Bologna.
But restlessness seized him again, he stopped exhibiting, and returned to his silent experimentation. The result was the work of engravings "Stultifera" accompanied by a poem by Roberto Sanesi.
1982 saw the publication of a collection of seven original colour prints entitled RE/SPIRA, accompanied by a triple acrostic by Edoardo Sanguineti. The work is now part of the Collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BNF): "…It was accepted at the Committee's May 25th meeting (...) The members of the Committee were unanimously enthusiastic about your etchings (...) it broadens our knowledge of contemporary Italian print making..."
(The Museum of Modern Art, New York 25-05-1983)
Between 1982 and 1983 he produced two collections of engravings: RACCONTO, inspired by a poem dedicated to him that Alfredo Giuliani had published in the literary review "Il Verri"; followed by the collection of six colour prints entitled FORMA NATURÆ (ARCHETIPI & C.), accompanied by a short essay by Giulio Carlo Argan.
In 1983, he moved close to Rome, where he met the collector Guglielmo Cialdi, who helped and encouraged him. Papasso spent more and more time with his papiers froissés. Two exhibitions in Hamburg and Budapest were followed by another in 1989 at the Charlton gallery in Rome, again presented by Gillo Dorfles.
Through Cialdi he met the gallery-owner Toninelli, who organised another group of one-man shows for him: at the Gran Palais in Paris (Fiac and Saga), at the Toninelli Arte Moderna in Rome, and at the Palais du Festivals in Cannes and at the Arte Jonction gallery.
In 1992, he completed the collection of original colour prints with some papiers froissés PROMEMORIA-PRO/MEMORIA accompanied by a short acrostic by Edoardo Sanguineti. This work was never published and only some studies of it were printed, one of which was later acquired by the BNF together with the collection of engravings FORMA NATURÆ (ARCHETIPI & C.) and five other works signed Antigone: the pseudonym which Papasso used for his coloured etchings of the joys of country life, whose "transcendental" style mixed the traditional and the surreal.
In 1996, TELEMARKET started displaying Papasso's works on its TV channel: this continued until 2002.
In 1999 he was invited to display his works at the Town Hall of Bracciano (Rome). The catalogue had an introduction by Edoardo Sanguineti, who dedicated a poem to him, PENSIERINI PER PAPASSO (With Papasso in mind)
In October 2004, Tommaso Lisa's research in the Italian Department of Florence University on Edoardo Sanguineti's collaboration with some important Italian artists led to the presentation of the documents of his collaboration with Papasso. The results of the research were later published in the volume "Pretesti Ecfrastici" by the Società Editrice Fiorentina.
In January 2006 Papasso was invited to exhibit his works at the Museo di Arte Contemporanea of Rome's "La Sapienza" University, where a one-man show was set up curated by Cinzia Di Bari, accompanied by the monograph "Il tutto e il niente" (All and Nothing).
In October 2006 Papasso was invited to the Museo Storico dell'Aeronautica Militare at Vigna di Valle (Rome) on Lake Bracciano, where he set up an exhibition, who also presented the book "Elogio del leggero" (Praise of Lightness) containing the SONETTO DEL FOGLIO VOLANTE (Sonnet of the Flying Sheet) written in Papasso's honour for the occasion by Edoardo Sanguineti. An appendix and short film d'auteur by Riccardo Barletta on Papasso's work was presented at the inauguration of the exhibition.
In December 2006 a short film on Papasso by Fernando Pessolano and Emilio Casalini entitled QUESTA CARTA MIA (This paper of mine) was presented at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Rome.
Papasso was a guest on the website of the Saatchi Gallery in London in the section Saatchi On-line devoted to senior artists from all over the world. He took part in the first online competition SHOWDOWN organised by the gallery, consisting in twelve rounds lasting one week each (with an average of 3000 people taking part in each round) as both Papasso and Antigone, both of whom were chosen by the public and included several times in the 50 FAVOURITE works published at the end of each round. In the ten rounds Papasso was chosen 9 times and Antigone 7 times.
Recently the TV channel CONTO TV chose a work by Papasso for a special collector's edition of 10,000 top-up cards out of an overall number of 100,000 pieces.
2005?- FULVIA ROSSI, La produzione artistica di Antonio Papasso: sperimenta in libertà senza troppa accademia, L'Agone, Anguillara Sabazia (Rome), 2005.?- CLAUDIO DI SCALZO, Antonio Papasso. Il tutto e il niente, Monograph edited by Cinzia Di Bari, Gangemi Editore, Rome, 2005.?- RICCARDO BARLETTA, per Antonio Papasso, dedication in the monograph "Antonio Papasso. Il tutto e il niente", Rome, 2005.
2006?- CINZIA FOLCARELLI, Antonio Papasso,TERZOOCCHIO, 2006?- DEBORAH MARCHIORO, Antonio Papasso: " Il tutto e il niente", redazione.romaone.it, 2006?- EMILIANO MINNUCCI, A Roma, personale di Antonio Papasso, Anguillara informa, Anguillara, 2006 ?- VIVIANA NORMANDO, Il ritorno di Antonio Papasso. L'inventore dei papiers froissès presso il MLAC di Roma, www.paoloditarso.it/Quotidiano/Articolo%201.asp, 2006?- FULVIA ROSSI, "Sotto la velina il tutto e il niente": mostra dell'artista Antonio Papasso, L'Agone, Anguillara (Rome), 2006?- MONICA TASCIOTTI, Antonio Papasso, www.undo.net/cgibin/ undo/pressrelease/pressrelease.pl?id=1136805296, 2006?- ALESSANDRA TRONCONE, review of the monograph "Antonio Papasso. Il tutto e il niente" http://luxflux.net/museolab/edizioni/prototype10.htm , 2006?- GRAZIAROSA VILLANI, Papasso e i suoi papiers froissés, la voce del lago, Anguillara (Rome), 2006.?- SERENA VISCONTI, "Il tutto e il niente": one-man show by Papasso at the Museo d'Arte Contemporanea of La Sapienza University, www.graziarosavillanipress.it/cgi-bin/print.pl?article=626, 2006?- FONDAZIONE ARGAN, Una mostra e un libro "Antonio Papasso. Il tutto e il niente", http://bianchibandinelli.it/news.htm, 2006?- CINZIA DI BARI (ed), Elogio del leggero. Antonio Papasso, pittore e incisore. Opere: 1975-2006. Monografia. Litograf Editor s.r.l., Città di Castello (PG), october 2006.?- RICCARDO BARLETTA, Antonio Papasso: elogio del leggero. An appendix to the monograph Elogio del leggero. Antonio Papasso, pittore e incisore. Opere: 1975-2006 and a short film d'auteur by Riccardo Barletta. Milano, 24 September 2006. ?-L'arte di Antonio Papasso al Museo dell'Aeronautica, Il giornale di Bracciano, September/ October 2006.?- GRAZIAROSA VILLANI, Review, Anguillara informa, October 2006.?- SERAFINO DURANTE, Papasso espone al Museo dell'Aeronautica, Corriere di Viterbo, 4th October 2006.?- CLAUDIA CARMEN CODREON, Elogio del Leggero, La voce di Roma e Provincia, 27th October 2006.?- FLORITA BOTTS , Un decollo figurativo, La voce del lago, October / November 2006.?- ANTONELLA MORICHELLI, Dall'Infinitamente piccolo all'immenso, Controvoce, 4th November 2006.
2008?- VIVIANA NORMANDO, Il celebre artista contemporaneo inventore del papier froissè. Antonio Papasso vive sul lungolago, la Voce, 10th January 2008
One-man shows:
- 1975, Galleria "Il Salotto", Como.
- 1976, "Scuole Comunali", Vecchiano (Pisa)
- 1975, Galleria "Il Salotto", Como.
- 1976, "Scuole Comunali", Vecchiano (Pisa)
- 1977, Galleria "Metastasio", Prato (Florence).
- 1978, Galleria "9 Colonne", Trento.
- 1979, Galleria "Zarathustra", Milan.
- 1980, Galleria "Greminger", Genoa.
- 1981, "Comune di Montignoso", Massa Carrara and "Museo alternativo Remo Brindisi", Spina (Ferrara).
- 1982, Galleria "Zarathustra", Milan.
- 1984, "Triennale Europea dell'Incisione", Grado (Venice).
- 1985, "Biennale Internazionale dell'Incisione", Lubiana.
- 1988, Galleria "Forum", Hamburg; Galleria "Vigadò", Budapest.
- 1989, Galleria "Charlton", Rome.
- 1992, "Toninelli Arte Moderna"; FIAC, Gran Palais, Parigi.
- 1993, "Toninelli Arte Moderna", Roma; SAGA Gran Palais, Paris.
- 1994, "Palais des Festivals", Cannes.
- 1995, "Arte Jonction", Cannes.
- 1996/2002, "Telemarket", Italy.
- 1999, "Palazzo Comunale", Bracciano (Rome).
- 2006, Museo d'Arte Contemporanea (MLAC) at "La Sapienza" University, Rome.
- 2006, Museo Storico dell'Aeronautica Militare, Vigna di Valle, Bracciano (Rome).
- Gabinetto Drawings and Prints, Rome (6 works)
Public Collections:?- Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (6 works)?- The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York (7 works)?- Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris (16 works + 5 signed Antigone)?- Museo Storico Aeronautica Militare - Vigna di Valle, Bracciano (Rome) (1 work) ?- Collezione Luca Crippa, Seregno (MI) - STULTIFERA (Source: Lombardia Beni Culturali- Database of the Region of Lombardy, Direzione Generale Culture, Identità ed Autonomie della Lombardia, http://lbc.unipv.it/smi/scheda/1369/?id=16&idente=27&sez=6 )
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The cardinals' conclave begins Monday to select the next head of the Roman Catholic Church.
The cardinals don't gather in the Sistine Chapel to select a successor to Pope John Paul II until Monday, but Ana Virginia Echeverria says she doesn't need to wait for a puff of white smoke to know what's in store.
"It's Latin America's time," says Ms. Echeverria, perched in the front pew of Iglesia Santa Lucia, an 18-century church here in Honduras. A member of the church band, she tunes her guitar, strumming an F-sharp chord, and adds, "I feel it in my knee."
For many Latin American Catholics, it is indeed their time. As many as 450 million of the world's 1.1 billion Catholics live in Latin America, leading many here to say that the next pope should - and will - be one of them. But their preference is about more than sheer numbers. While the top issues in the US and European Catholic communities are things like homosexuality, abortion, euthanasia, and the sex-abuse scandal, Latin Catholics are focused on poverty, corruption, gangs, and drugs - not to mention the competition for believers with successful evangelical churches. In Africa, disease, war, famine, and the spread of Islam can be added to that list of concerns.
There is a growing clamor for a different kind of pope, says the Rev. Jose Jesus Mora, spokesman for the diocese in the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa. The next pontiff, he says, should not only understand the issues that affect most Catholics today, but come from among them.
"Some of the European cardinals visit and empathize," says Father Mora. "But more often they fly in and out for a ceremony, if they come at all. They are not truly familiar with us and our villages of the faithful."
"The future of the Catholic Church is in the southern hemisphere," agrees David Carrasco, professor of Latin American studies at Harvard Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass. "And if the new pope does not come from that future, then the church will continue to lose ground to movements and churches that speak to the long, unrelenting agony of many types of colonialism."
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Welcome back to another edition of New Release Reviews for Valiant Entertainment. We've got four titles we're looking at this week including the relaunch of Eternal Warrior. As always … titles are scored on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the very best possible. We take the time to read these books so your time isn't wasted.
Eternal Warrior - Issue 1
As always, we're behind schedule with our Valiant reviews. Not really sure why as they're great about getting review copies out. I think as their line grows, this will happen less. And that's a good thing because their series are pretty good. Even this series seems to have some potential, even if this is a bit unusual. That's from a structure standpoint. The issue is split up into two halves. The first focuses on a battle Gilad participated in a long time ago. This half was the weaker version, even for fans of old-school Conan. The battle was fine but the artwork really killed the flow. Character's weren't clear and the action was hard to follow.
The second half was much closer to the present but it's still not quite clear when. It was much easier to follow, even if the return of a character you thought long gone was confusing. And the part with the dog was just terrible. It seemed to be done to emphasize a theme of loss. And there is the emergence of a villain with zero build ruining the impact. Honestly, maybe this was the weaker half. Gilad's conversation with his guest seemed similar to the first half where relationships were one-dimensional. Plus the artwork is just not well-suited for sequential story-telling, no matter how great the cover looks.
Score: 5.5 out of 10
Bloodshot and H.A.R.D. Corps - Issue 14
This issue positions the series to turn into something interesting. Bloodshot, thus far, has been more strange then enjoyable. The weirdness of his memories and the disturbing nature of his powers overshadowed his connection to the world at large. He's a monster. And thus far it's either been people who are afraid of him or his enemies who are afraid of him. Finally, it seems that maybe there will be people he can talk to. This story line should provide direction as the H.A.R.D. Corps characters seem complex enough to care about. The recap at the star was very helpful. The artwork is excellent with very good coloring.
Score: 7 out of 10
X-O Manowar - Issue 17
The politics should be more interesting here, but it's so America focused, that it seems unfocused. The biggest problem with this series has been solved. Aric is unbeatable so now he has people to protect, thus making him vulnerable. There are a lot of new characters which is a bit confusing but their dialogue helps us connect. The interior art is fine. The cover is alright.
Score: 7.5 out of 10
Archer And Armstrong - Issue 13
The Valiant Entertainment relaunch has been pretty solid overall. The various series have been, generally, pretty good. Archer And Armstrong has been the most enjoyable of the series as there seems to be little limitations in where the story is going. This is a blessing and, I suppose, a bit of a curse. One of the charms of this universe is the tight editorial control. Everything fits in nicely. Plot points carry over between series even when there aren't cross-overs. It feels like a place where when one thing happens, it affects everyone. This is nice as major events seem to have meaning. I spoke with one of Valiant's sales people and they confirmed my observation that continuity drills down even into the coloring as all the series have a similar design to them.
Why Archer And Armstrong seems to be more enjoyable is that the creative team seems to get challenged each month to do something crazier each time. Redacted is, easily, one of the best new characters of late. Just bizarre. Strange, sudden sexual moments between unlikely characters. Even Ivar's Time Bandits style time travel. The cover of this books should sum this all up with Archer, riding a dinosaur and being shot at by a U.F.O. Dialogue is fun. Artwork is great.
Score: 8.5 out of 10
A fairly good week of reviews for the Valiant Entertainment line of comic books. Archer And Armstrong is the best of the bunch and Eternal Warrior is the weakest. Fingers crossed it picks things up as it goes. Stop on back next week for more New Release Reviews.


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Amity Calista- love this.
Blythe Eloise- like.
Calliope Eloise- I love Calliope, but not sure I like it or not with Eloise.
Cecelia Ivy- like it, but I think I prefer Caecilia or Cecilia spelling.
Daphne Susannah- not sure.
Eloise Susannah- dislike.
Genevieve Gisele- not sure.
Phoebe Lorelei- so pretty but a bit mouthful, but maybe it's just me.
Susannah Blythe- okay.
Vivian Calliope- I think I prefer Calliope Vivienne.
Wilhemina Ivy- pretty.
Claudia Arwen- nice. I especially love Arwen.Call me Cynthia, Angie, or Luna. 22. INFJ. Name nerd.
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Amity Calista - Both names are pretty. I'm not sure they go well together, though.
Blythe Eloise - I'm sorry, I really dislike Blythe, but Eloise is nice.
Calliope Eloise - This is very nice.
Cecelia Ivy - This, too, is excellent, although I prefer the traditional spelling of Cecilia.
Daphne Susannah - Stunning. My favorite on your list.
Eloise Susannah - The "S" sounds at the end of Eloise and the start of Susannah run together when I say it, which I don't like.
Genevieve Gisele - Pretty, but again I like the usual spelling of Giselle better.
Phoebe Lorelei - Not bad.
Susannah Blythe - Hate Blythe, once again, but in the middle it's more acceptable.
Vivian Calliope - This is probably my second favorite on your list. I absolutely adore Vivian.
Wilhelmina Ivy - It's okay, but I think there are better names on your list.
Claudia Arwen - I would like it better as Arwen Claudia, which I think is lovely. The other way around sounds awkward to me.
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The Iraqi defense minister wants a return on his investment. As Abdul Qader Obeidi tells the Los Angeles Times' Liz Sly, Iraq's purchases of American weapons platforms compel an advisory presence beyond 2011, SOFA or no SOFA.
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http://www.nbc10.com/slideshow/boredroom/13714219/detail.html "Achy Breaky Heart" "2 Legit 2 Quit" "Strait Playin' " by Shaq "Crazy Cool" by Paula Abdul "Rico Suave" "Love Is A Wonderful Thing" by Michael Bolton "I'll Be Your Everything" by Tommy Page "Play That Funky Music" by Vanilla Ice "You Are Not Alone" by MJ "Hold On" by Wilson Phillips "Macarena" anything by Limp Bizkit "How Bizarre" by OMC "Mambo No. 5" "Tubthumping" by Chumbawamba "Its All About The Benjamins" by Puff Daddy "Everyday" by Phil Collins "Cat's In The Cradle" by Ugly Kid Joe "I'm Too Sexy" "November Rain" by G N' R "Let Her Cry" by Hootie & Blowfish "Make 'em Say Ughhh" by Master P "Whoomp There It Is" by Tag Team "Baby I Love Your Way" by Big Mountain "To Be With You" by Mr. Big "OPP" -- Naughty by Nature IMHO....they missed a few, which I'll add: "Baby One More Time" (or anything by Britney Spears) "Thong Song" by Sisqo "Barbie Girl" by Aqua anything by Kenny G anything by NKOTB anything by Ricky Martin My wife and daughter STILL love Lou Bega & Mambo #5.....which is probably why it still gets requested a lot at events, and still gets played. Is it one of the "worst" ?....only if you consider the Vengaboys cheesy as well (and I do not). "I'm Too Sexy" is a staple of groomsmen and frat parties. Its a regular request for Garter/Bouquet music, and therefore not one of the "worst," in my opinion.
I didn't read the article (it's Friday, and I'm working on a buzz ), but I like some of those songs. I like: Mambo #5 Achy Breaky Heart Macarena Let Her Cry Baby I Love Your Way Then again, I was in S. Florida for most of the 90s, listening to Jimmy on a boat, so most of the 90s music didn't get played out in my ears...
I play Limp Bizkit all the time, along with OPP, THe Thong Song everyone in a while, and November Rain is a Classic. but, all the others are crap. I'm too Sexy and Mambo #5 get sang at karaoke every once in a while.
November Rain:sqerr: please Opp has never failed me Well I'm gonna rant lets talk about a few of these songs, now I was not DJ'ing when Mambo #5 came out Or Rick Martins hit singles were big but these songs were a staple at alot of clubs and live events (I was a regular club hopper) I do believe most of you guys played them as they were sure crowd pleasers and party activators. Isn't it funny todays big smashes are tomorrows CHEESE ....Humm...... How Bizarre! by OMC
Hey,now....easy on that OPP! I was a big Naughty By Nature fan. The best were "Feel Me Flow" (with the snowboarding video) and "Clap Yo' Hands", but they had quite a few. And a great number of extremely attractive 30ish ladies at multitude of events I've done would take umbrage at the inclusion of Wilson Phillips in that list. Usually they ask for the song, then I play it and they run up squeamishly, then they tell me how they used to sing that in their bedroom standing on the bed, then they hold up that imaginary microphone and start screaming the song, then........... oh, nevermind. :sqembarrassed:
I'm kinda confused where the "worst" designation comes from... most of those songs were very popular both on radio and the dancefloor during their time.
Hmmm... now I know where my missing iPod went... they must have found it. J/K - would you believe for the "geek" that I am (wearing a Darth Vader t-shirt as I type this. LOL) that I I don't even own an iPod. Ben