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Elementary principle of abiding by orders given by statutory authorities or Courts cannot be defied by anyone, including CBI, the CIC said, while imposing a penalty of Rs5,000 on the PIO. This is 169th in a series of important judgements given by former Central Information Commissioner Shailesh Gandhi that can be used or quoted in an RTI application
The Central Information Commission (CIC), while allowing a complaint, imposed a penalty of Rs5,000 on the Public Information Officer (PIO) of the economic offences wing (EOW) at Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Chennai for failing to comply with the order from the Commission. The CIC had directed to provide information before 20 June 2011, however, the PIO obtained a stay on 13 July 2011.
While giving this judgement on 25 July 2011, Shailesh Gandhi, the then Central Information Commissioner said, "Just as citizens are expected to follow, government agencies and their officers are equally bound to abide by all orders which have the sanction of law. Since the PIO has failed to comply with the order of the Commission, without a valid stay, she is liable to be penalized under Section 20(1) of the Right to Information (RTI) Act for the period between 21 June 2011 and 12 July 2011."
New Delhi resident PC Srivastava, on 6 July 2010, filed a complaint before the CIC contending that the PIO of CBI has not yet supplied the information as per the Commission's order. On 26 May 2011, the CIC had passed an order in the matter of PC Srivastava vs. PIO and SP, EOW, CBI (Chennai) (CIC/SM/A/2011/000309/SG/12557) directing the PIO to provide the information as available on record on queries 5 and 6 to the Complainant before 20 June 2011.
Subsequently, the CIC received a letter dated 20 June 2011 from Srivastava alleging that no information had been furnished by the PIO till date. The CIC registered this letter as complaint in accordance with Section 18(1) of the RTI Act.
Mr Gandhi, the then CIC, said, "From the facts before the Bench, it appeared that the PIO had failed to comply with the order of the CIC dated 26 May 2011 and not provided the requisite information within the time limit specified therein. The denial on the PIO's part in providing the information amounted to wilful disobedience of the Commission's order and raised a reasonable doubt that the denial may be mala fide."
The Bench then decided to initiate an enquiry in the complaint under Section 12(2) of the RTI Act, and summoned the PIO to appear on 25 July 2011.
During the hearing on 25 July 2011, Mr Gandhi noted that Thenmoezhi, the PIO has neither responded to the summons issued by the CIC nor provided any explanation for not furnishing the information to Srivastava in accordance with the Commission's order.
However, Srivastava, the complainant, informed the Bench, that a stay has been obtained subsequently on the CIC order dated 26 May 2011 by CBI- the public authority from the High Court of Delhi on 13 July 2011 in (WP (C) 4810/2011). He also requested the Bench to levy a penalty on the PIO for not providing information by 20 June 2011 as per the CIC order.
Mr Gandhi said, "Since the CIC's order has been stayed by the High Court on 13 July 2011, no order can be issued as regards the disclosure of information. However, the Bench will consider the complainant's demand for a penalty to be imposed on the PIO."
Section 20 (1) of the RTI Act states:
"20. Penalties.- Where the Central Information Commission or the State Information Commission, as the case may be, at the time of deciding any complaint or appeal is of the opinion that the Central Public Information Officer or the State Public Information Officer, as the case may be, has, without any reasonable cause, refused to receive an application for information or has not furnished information within the time specified under sub-section (1) of section 7 or malafidely denied the request for information or knowingly given incorrect, incomplete or misleading information or destroyed information which was the subject of the request or obstructed in any manner in furnishing the information, it shall impose a penalty of two hundred and fifty rupees each day till application is received or information is furnished, so however, the total amount of such penalty shall not exceed twenty five thousand rupees:
Provided that the Central Public Information Officer or the State Public Information Officer, as the case may be, shall be given a reasonable opportunity of being heard before any penalty is imposed on him:
Provided further that the burden of proving that he acted reasonably and diligently shall be on the Central Public Information Officer or the State Public Information Officer, as the case may be."
From a plain reading of Section 20(1) of the RTI Act, it appears that the CIC, at the time of deciding any complaint or appeal, must impose a penalty in the following circumstances:
1) Refusal to receive an application for information.
2) Not furnishing information within the time specified under Section 7(1) of the RTI Act.
3) Malafidely denying the request for information or knowingly giving incorrect, incomplete or misleading information or destroying information, which was the subject of the request.
4) Obstructing in any manner in furnishing the information.
All the above are prefaced by the phrase, "without reasonable cause".
"Therefore, Mr Gandhi said, "if complete information is not furnished without any reasonable cause, the Bench, at the time of deciding any complaint or appeal is duty bound to levy a penalty at the rate of Rs250 each day till the information is furnished."
This principle has been relied on by Justice Ravindra Bhat of the High Court of Delhi in Mujibur Rehman vs. CIC in (CWP 3845 of 2007 decided on 28/04/2009). Moreover, as per Section 20(1) of the RTI Act, the PIO shall have to discharge the burden of proving that he acted reasonably and diligently.
Mr Gandhi said, "In the instant case, the order of the CIC dated 26 May 2011 clearly stipulated the date i.e. 20 June 2011 within which the requisite information was required to be provided to the complainant. However, despite its clear order, the Bench noted that the PIO did not provide the information to the complainant within the said date. Stay on the CIC order was obtained only on 13 July 2011. Given the same, it prima facie appears that the PIO has flouted the order of the Commission and not provided the information from 21 June 2011 to 12 July 2011. No explanation whatsoever has been provided by the PIO for not complying with the order of the CIC. The PIO has also failed to respond to the summons issued by the CIC."
The PIO was required to comply with the order of the Bench, unless a stay has been obtained on such order within the time limit mentioned in the order. "In the present matter, the PIO has provided no reasons for disobeying the order of a statutory authority. It is pertinent to mention that departmental procedures and administrative hurdles or exigencies cannot be used as an excuse for disobeying the order of a statutory authority and consequently denying the citizen's fundamental right to information. At the very least the PIO should have approached the Bench before 20 June 2011 and requested for an extension in time giving reasons. However, the PIO neither approached the CIC nor appeared before the Bench on 25 July 2011. Moreover, no written explanations have been submitted by the PIO before the Bench," Mr Gandhi noted.
In this regard, he said, the Bench would like to place reliance on certain pronouncements of the Supreme Court of India. In Prithawi Nath Ram vs. State of Jharkhand & Ors (Appeal (Civil) No. 5024 of 2000), the apex court, in its judgement dated 24 August 2004 observed as follows:
"If any party concerned is aggrieved by the order which in its opinion is wrong or against rules or its implementation is neither practicable nor feasible, it should always either approach to the Court that passed the order or invoke jurisdiction of the Appellate Court. Rightness or wrongness of the order cannot be urged in contempt proceedings. Right or wrong the order has to be obeyed. Flouting an order of the Court would render the party liable for contempt. While dealing with an application for contempt the Court cannot traverse beyond the order, non-compliance of which is alleged. In other words, it cannot say what should not have been done or what should have been done. It cannot traverse beyond the order. It cannot test correctness or otherwise of the order or give additional direction or delete any direction. That would be exercising review jurisdiction while dealing with an application for initiation of contempt proceedings. The same would be impermissible and indefensible." (Emphasis added)
Further, in Prakash Narain Sharma vs. Burma Shell Cooperative Housing (AIR 2002 SC 3062), the Supreme Court has observed that a judicial order, not invalid on its face, must be given effect entailing all consequences, till it is declared void in a duly constituted judicial proceedings. Reliance may also be placed on the observations of Justice SN Variava, in Ghaziabad Development Authority vs Balbir Singh (2004-002- CPJ-0012-SC) case, wherein he stated, "…unless there is a stay obtained from a higher forum, the mere fact of filing an appeal or revision will not entitle a person who is required to pay the penalty to not comply with the order of the lower forum. Even though the person may have filed an appeal or revision, if no stay is obtained or if stay is refused, the order must be complied with. In such cases, the higher forum should, before entertaining such appeal or revision, ensure that the order of the lower forum is first complied with."
Mr Gandhi said, "The law laid down by the Supreme Court, as described above, is the law of the land and must be abided by all. The CBI is not above this law and in the absence of a stay, should have complied with the order of the CIC. Just as citizens are expected to follow this, government agencies and their officers are equally bound to abide by all orders which have the sanction of law. Without this discipline, no rule of law can prevail. And if a police agency cannot follow this simple principle, it loses the moral authority to ask citizens to abide by its orders."
"The PIO's action is in clear violation of the principles laid down by the Supreme Court. Thenmoezhi, the PIO & SP, EOW, CBI (Chennai) has given no reasonable cause for not providing information for 20 days, before a valid stay was obtained on the Commission's order. Since no reasonable cause has been offered by the PIO for not providing the information from 21 June 2011 to 12 July 2011, i.e. for a period of 20 days, the Bench imposes a penalty on Thenmoezhi, the PIO, under Section 20(1) of the RTI Act at the rate of Rs250 per day of delay, i.e. 20X250 = Rs5,000," the Bench said.
The CIC also directed the director of CBI to recover Rs5,000 from the salary of Thenmoezhi, the PIO and remit the same to the CIC before 10 September 2011.
Decision No. CIC/SM/C/2011/000782/SG/13656Penalty
Complaint No. CIC/SM/C/2011/000782/SG
Complainant : PC Srivastava,
New Delhi
Respondent : Thenmoezhi,
Economic Offences Wing,
Central Bureau of Investigation,
III Floor, A- Wing, Rajaji Bhawan,
Besant Nagar, Chennai- 600090
Having predicted the 2008 financial crash and been involved with the financial sector closely since then the RBI governor surely knows that the West has made consumer financial protection a centrepiece of financial sector regulation. How about setting the ball rolling in that direction in India too?
Raghuram Rajan has been garnering a lot of plaudits and praises for his first speech as governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). However, he failed to mention one of the most important aspects of the banking system, or the entire financial system for that matter: consumer protection.
As a brilliant person who is well versed with the intricacies of finance and banking, he shot to fame when he predicted the financial crisis of 2008, when he knew that US consumers were hard sold cheap mortgages they couldn't afford. Having realised this, the US government set up Consumer Finance Protection Bureau and the UK government had set up Financial Conduct Authority which will have the power to regulate all providers of financial across different sectors. Even in India Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Committee has suggested exactly the same approach of a special consumer protection agency.
However, it is surprising that he has not mentioned anything about consumer protection or mis-selling which mentioning that banks should expand freely. Mis-selling is far more rampant here than in the US because Indian regulators are often lax and ignorant about many issues plaguing consumers, from hard-selling third-party products to non-transparent banking charges and so on.
Moneylife Foundation has been batting for consumers over the years and has raised several issues on banking, consumer protection and safety of products. With over 23,000 members, it has stumbled upon a wide variety of cases of mis-selling, cheating, some of which are horrifying because they are targeted at senior citizens and women. Unfortunately, the spate of mis-selling over the years has caused Indian investors and savers to lose money and lose trust in the financial system.
If Raghuram Rajan is interested in batting for the Indian investor and saver, if he is interested in restoring the faith of the Indian banking system and get people to trust bankers and financial intermediaries again, then here are the list of issues he can look at, all of which Moneylife has written about over the years:
Mr Rajan may like to know that Banking Code and Standards Board of India was created to enforce ethical and consumer-friendly practices but the code is voluntary. Brilliant, innovative and energetic that he is, we believe that Mr Rajan will have some new thoughts on effective consumer protection in the banking sector too. We wonder when he will start articulating his thoughts in this direction.
There is a continued sense of concern over the near-term outlook on powergen and exports segments for Cummins India, according to Nomura Financial Advisory and
Securities in its research note on the company based on its meeting with Rajiv Batra, CFO, Cummins India. However, export realisations could lead to gains in margins on account of the depreciating rupee.
Nomura recommends investors to remain focused on the fundamentally superior business model and franchise that Cummins India offers with a solid long-term opportunity in a power-short India. Nomura had been waiting for a better entry point given its expensive valuations so far. The Cummins India has a 'Neutral' recommendation with a target price of Rs382.
In the long term, Nomura believes that India's industrial sector offers the unfolding of a substantial opportunity in coming years. In particular, it sees potential opportunities in niche segments. Powergen is one of the best hi-tech niche segments.
The business forecast for Cummins India, according to Nomura analysts, is given below:
According to the CFO of the company, the overall economic slowdown is a big worry and that has led to the postponement of capex decisions, thus, hurting back-up power demand. A continued slowdown in capex decisions for industrial/ commercial projects could continue to hamper powergen growth beyond what is already visible, Nomura adds in its research note.
On the industrial segment, the Nomura research note mentions that the company had been doing well until now led by water well rigs (40% of the segment now) on the back of water scarcity last year. However, good monsoons this year could be a concern for the demand from this segment, in our view. Other bit of demand support for the segment continues from construction equipment original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) which are seeing increased offtake due to better export pricing.
On the exports side, according to Nomura, only 15% of the company's exports in the high HP segment (2/3rd of all exports) are into the US, while Middle East, Europe/Russia and Africa contribute about 40% where demand is still declining. As such, hopes of a US recovery benefitting exports are misled, in Nomura's view.
The CFO also expects that the replacement cycle of DG sets will elongate from the current 8-10 years to 10-15 years as the usage of gensets is decreasing following better power availability, concludes the Nomura research note.


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If you are into messaging, then you should be aware of how phone companies tend to charge you for every message that you send out or receive. This can be a bit of a hassle especially if you are the type to send and receive messages on a regular basis from some people. If this is your means of communication, then you will certainly want to make sure that you get exactly this kind of feature on your phone.
If you are not too careful, you might end up with such a huge overage fee for the messages that you may have received or sent out that went beyond whatever monthly plan that you have signed up for. This is the reason why many people these days would rather go for instant messaging applications on their phones. While they use the data connection on the mobile device, they are certainly more appropriate for heavy message senders because they offer unlimited sending and receiving of messages as long as the phone is online.
Alternative messaging medium
This is the reason why instant messaging apps such as Kik have become very popular options for the active online users nowadays. What you are getting is a platform that is a cross between an SMS and email messaging. If getting connected to people that you care about is something that you want all the time, then having a Kik account is a good way to start. As long as you have a data connection on the phone, you can send unlimited messages to whoever and receive these messages as well without having to constantly worry that you are using up your phone credit.
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There are a lot of things that you will find to be of your advantage if you are to start using the application. For instance, you can see your contacts typing when they are composing a message for you, so you are aware if you are going to anticipate an incoming message very soon.
There is going to be a notification that will be sent to you once your message has been sent, you will also know if someone has already received it on their end as well.
It is possible to invite your friends to be among your Kik contacts as well. All you need to do is invite them through SMS. If you have people on your friends' list that have decided to join Kik, you will get a notification too.
Aside from being able to send simple messages you can opt to send multimedia types as well. It is also possible to use Kik to be connected with your other accounts in social media. If you want to customize your profile, you will have full customization ability. This includes the pictures that are displayed don't the account along with the information therein as well.
Getting connected
What you need to know is that Kik has something to do with being connected to the people that you care about. This is a good way for you to increase your network and to meet new people along the way. If you want to increase the number of people that you are connected to on the platform, you can always use your social media account to inform others of your username sharing your username on Spotify or Twitter is one way of doing so.
You can share your profile too. To do this, all you need to do is go to Settings and then the option there that tells you to get your profile shared. It is located at the bottom of the screen. You just need to select then the social media platform that you would want the profile to be shared to and sooner or later, you might have more people added to your present list of friends.
Another way of finding usernames of possible Kik contacts would be through joining a public group. If there are specific things or interests that you are very fond with, you can search its hashtag. This will easily make it possible for you to meet people that are going to have the same interest, so more names for your contacts that you know you can get along with.
If you do not want to join a public group, you can always start your own. A good way of doing this is to name the group into something that you are interested in. So, it could be your favorite band or movie character or your favorite actor. Whatever it is, if people can search it on the platform, then expect that they will likely connect with you. Sharing the group name on your social media accounts does not hurt either.
You can also use the Address Book Matching feature on the platform to get more usernames as well. You just need to go to settings and then to Chat Settings, and then select Address Book Matching. This will result in you being sent with a match message to the contact that you have in your address book who happen to have the same messaging platform that also has the same feature turned on.
It is also possible to search for Kik usernames online through clicking the globe or the web icon on the screen for the main chat on the platform. Typing chat on the browser will help you get a bunch of pages from the web that may help make it easier for you to find conversations that you may be interested in.
Of course, the easiest way to add new names and new contacts to your Kik account is to ask for it. If you have friends who are on the platform but are not on your contact list yet, you can always ask them for their username. This is, by far, the easiest way for you to add contacts to your account. Instead of having to do some online sleuthing, all you need is the courage to ask for people's usernames, add them and you are ready to chat.

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The Vestry Records of the Parishes of St Catherine and St James Dublin, 1657-1692
Edited by: Raymond Gillespie
This volume provides a vivid picture of life in the suburbs of 17th-century Dublin. Situated, as they were in the Liberties area of the city, outside the control of the corporation, these two parishes provide unique evidence for what was the most rapidly expanding parts of Dublin. Central to managing that growth was the parish, with its network of parochial officials and taxation mechanisms. This is the second volume in the 'Texts and Calendars' series that publishes important records from the collections of the Representative Church Body Library, Dublin.
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Publication Date: 10/15/2004
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Record profits jackpot for gaming resort operator
Gaming resort operator NagaCorp achieved record profits last year, as its net gain surged by 109 per cent to US$92 million from US$44.1 million in 2010. Gross profit jumped by 54 per cent to US$163.8 million.
Total revenue was US$223.8 million, a 49-per cent surge from US$150.5 million in 2010.
'The improvement is not only because of increased business volume, but profitability as well,' says Philip Lee, chief financial officer.
The board has proposed a final dividend for last year of 1.55 US cents per share. When combined with the interim dividend paid, the total for 2011 comes to 3.09 US cents per share, representing a total dividend payout ratio of 70 per cent.
The company's gaming and leisure operation, NagaWorld in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, enjoys a huge competitive advantage over other gaming centres, such as Macau.
Established in 1995, NagaCorp operates the only hotel casino in Phnom Penh. It holds a casino licence valid for 70 years and exclusive gaming rights for casino operations in a 200-kilometre radius around the capital up to 2035.
NagaWorld has secured a favourable gaming taxation arrangement with the Cambodian government until 2018, where it pays a monthly fixed tax amount, regardless of revenue. This amounts to an effective tax rate of less than 2 per cent of gross revenue for the year ended December 31, 2011. The relatively low cost of living in Cambodia helps keep the operating cost of NagaWorld low, Lee notes.
The 73 per cent gross profit margin is attributable to the relatively high proportion of the commission-free mass-market business segments that account for 64 per cent of the gross revenue.
'We have successfully marketed NagaWorld as an entertainment and holiday destination beyond gaming. NagaWorld has helped lift tourist arrivals in Phnom Penh to the same level as Siem Reap. Tourist arrivals in Phnom Penh were only 70 per cent of Siem Reap's five years ago,' Lee says.
'The growing affluence of the locals also contributes to the increased public floor buy-ins. The compound effect of the increased buy-ins and the higher 24-per cent win rate pushed the gross revenue in the public floor gaming tables segment up by 51 per cent to US$62.63 million. 'NagaWorld is the preferred destination of lower-end junket players with minimum check-in at US$15,000 from Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore. They are also attracted by the competitively priced entertainment compared with Macau and Singapore. The win rates were 2.5 per cent. Given the higher business volume, we are able to achieve closer to the theoretical win-rates of 2.8 per cent. The higher win-rates and rolling helped push the gross revenue of the junket segment to US$80.14 million,' Lee says.
Supported by the Ministry of Tourism of Cambodia, NagaWorld will soon launch marketing campaigns in Vietnam and Thailand. With a marketing office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the company will collaborate with outbound travel agencies to further promote NagaWorld and launch a branding and awareness campaign in conjunction with Saatchi & Saatchi. A marketing office in Bangkok will start operations soon. 'Air travel is the main connection between Bangkok and Phnom Penh. There are up to seven one-hour flights every day. Because a lot of tourists from mainland China visit Bangkok, we plan to attract them by working with out-bound agencies in China and Bangkok to market package tours,' Lee adds.
A new Vietnamese-focused Saigon Palace will be opened by mid-2012. The company has also introduced cutting-edge rapid gaming machines by ShuffleMaster in the United States, which have helped increase volume significantly.
Opened last month, NagaRock explores the lifestyle gaming concept by incorporating live entertainment and food and beverage.
Upon completion of the nearby Naga Two by about 2015, which will feature extensive upscale retail spaces, additional gaming floors, hotel accommodation, entertainment venues and lush greenery, NagaWorld will become a truly integrated gaming and entertainment resort, Lee believes.
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Jamie Briggs manages Analog Addiction and you can like them on Facebook, follow his daily life on Twitter @JamieAA and his videos on YouTube.
There is this little gaming franchise many do not know of, it is forever lurking in the dark unnoticed by many. It is called Call of Duty
These games have revolutionized the console FPS, they made a multiplayer community and have kept that player base for years now. Yet people hate to admit it. The fact is Call of Duty being as popular as it is, still gets hated on, why? The game is good if not great.
The multiplayer suite in each game gets better and more refined, that is why they keep the player base it does and why this is one of the few multiplayer games I put time in, because it works, you can find a game and there are hardly any problems, fact. The game itself follows an outrageous storyline (Modern Warfare at least) but even Black Ops had a decent story and to be honest, better then some other games stories which feel like a muddled mess, Uncharted and Assassins Creed I am looking at you, fact. Sure graphics are not top notch, but they improve slightly each year and as much as the supersaturation continues yearly these games are developed for 2 years each so they are never rushed out the door, fact again.
So why the hate?
They are told they are repetitive, quote from a Metacrtic user review "Same shit different day, Modern Warfare 3 is the same old shit since Modern Warfare 2", well almost quote, I edited the complete lack of grammar But then the new trailer of Black Ops 2 arrives and makes this argument relevant again...Twitter was full of people saying it looks dumbs "Call of Duty with robots...original" was a tweet I saw. Instead of why the hate? The real question should be, what is it you actually want?
People complain about carbon copies of previous iterations, yet the first sign of change is met with unwelcome greetings. Do people just have to hate? Does it really grind people gears that a franchise is this success, even though it is clearly justified? Maybe this is a question that we will never truly know, hell maybe Battlefield fans at it again or maybe like my PC friend I have he seems it as "Too mainstream" to get into, the multiplayer is apparently "Full of 6 year old and foul language".
Yet I was part of a clan for months and hardly ever came across people being idiots, that is my experience, the people in my clan were nice people and even though many classify COD as casual...Were some of the most hardcore gamers I have ever met. Sure, they specialized in 1 game, but does it matter?
I am not one to defend COD, I like the games but I am not the die hard fan boy some people are, but I am smart enough to know when credit is due and when negativity is needed. COD has made gaming more well known and helped sell more games overall, the games are fun and exciting, the multiplayer is some of the most fun and cohesive around.
This shows me Call of Duty does not deserve the hate it receives and that is a fact.


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1 LOVETT/CODAGNONE John Lovett Alessandro Codagnone Born in USA, 1962 Born in Italy, 1967 EDUCATION: Lovett School of Visual Arts, New York MBA, Drexel University, Philadelphia BA in Psychology and Fine Arts, Dickinson College, Carlisle Codagnone Whitney Museum Independent Study Program, New York Goldsmiths College, London Chelsea School of Art, London Solo Exhibitions and Performances: 2011 Trip To Brest, September Galerie, Berlin. Hanged, outdoor billboard and gallery exhibition curated by Lia Gangitano, LAXART, Los Angeles Your Hero is a Ghost, in collaboration with architect Tom Zook curated by Mary Ceruti, Sculpture Center, Long Island City, New York. Saint Genet, Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York. Adjusted by Addition, in collaboration with Tom Cole, Radio Play Installation and Performance at Air International Radio, Clocktower Gallery, New York. Weighted, curated by Tom Cole and Christen Clifford, Dixon Place, New York (performance) Common Errors, Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York.
2 2008 Post no Bills, Office Project, Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York. Walk in Silence, September Gallery, Berlin. 2007/2008 Interruption of a Course of Action, curated by Lia Gangitano, MoMA P.S.1, Long Island City New York Erase, in collaboration with Tom Cole, Participant Inc., New York. For You, , The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, (performance). Driven by Love, 22 nd Torino GLBT Film Festival, Museo Nazionale del Cinema, Fondazione Adriana Prolo, Turin (solo program, catalogue) For You , Galleria Illy, Spazio Moroso, Milano (performance). Party with Us, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano. Driven by Love, curated by Jeffrey Uslip, LAXART, Los Angeles (performance). Lovett/Codagnone, Printed Matter, New York Obliquities, Roth Horowitz Gallery, New York. Echo, Galerie Praz-Delavallade,Paris. Driven by Love, Robert Beck Memorial Cinema, New York (solo program) ASK*, The Laura Mars Group, Berlin. For You 2003, NADA, Miami (performance). ASK*, TRANS>area, New York.
3 Wenn ich mir was wuensche duerfte (If I could wish something ), Participant Inc., New York Suited, Brent Sikkema Gallery, New York (performance). Suited, MicroMuseum for Contemporary Art and Culture, Palermo (performance). Duet, Centro d'arte Contemporanea Ticino, CH. <<PLAY>>, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano. Duet, Galerie Praz-Delavallade, Paris Wall 6: Landscape 8, Air De Paris, Paris. <<PLAY>>, Thread Waxing Space, New York Closer, Artissima Palazzo Nervi, commissioned by Castello di Rivoli, Torino (performance) Drifted, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne, New York. Drifted, Artforum Berlin 98, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne Greetings, Patricia Faure Gallery, Los Angeles. Sighting, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano Greetings, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne, New York. White Room, White Columns, New York. Selected Group exhibitions and screenings: 2011 On the writing about Leonardo, curated by Caroline May, Freud Museum London, England.
4 2010 A Feast of Fools, curated by Sarvia Jasso and Kathryn Garcia, Second Floor, Brooklyn. Editions Fawbush Projects & Artists, Gering & Lopez Gallery, New York. 100 Years (version #3), curated by Klaus Biesenbach, RoseLee Goldberg and Jenny Schlenzka, Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Moscow. I migliori anni della Galleria Emi Fontana, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milan. Au Pair, Contemporary Artist Duos, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio and Francesca Referza, Fondazione Menegaz, Borgo Medievale di Castelabasso, Teramo, Italy (catalogue). Summer Bazaar, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York. Are You Coming Too? Project space organized by September Galerie and Galerie Knoth & Kruger, Berlin. Screening/Salon/Cabaret/Disco, curated by Sarvia Jasso, Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia. Hardcorps: Movement Research Spring Festival 2010, curated by Walter Dundervill, A.L Steiner, Aki Sasamoto and Melanie Maar, Judson Memorial Church, New York. Fade to Black, curated by Rachel Gugelberger and Jeffrey Walkowiak, Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York. Unframed, curated by Neville Wakefield, The Iconic Manhattan House, New York. Uncontrollable Flesh, curated by Sarvia Jasso, Berkeley Art Museum, Berkeley.
5 Diegesis This Is Not, curated by Madeline Djerejian, part of Salon of Video Art at Atopia, Oslo, Norway Years (version #2), curated by Klaus Biesenbach, RoseLee Goldberg and Jenny Schlenzka, MoMA P.S.1, Long Island City, New York Butt in Ass, curated by Michael Bullock and Yasmine Dubois-Ziai, Asian Song Society, New York. A Personal Shout, video screening curated by Lovett/Codagnone, White Columns, New York. Can't Rape the Willing, curated by Sarvia Jasso and Kathryn Garcia, Second Floor, Brooklyn. Tre Punti..., Galleria Emi Fontana, Milan. Timeline, Participant inc, New York. Eye Candy, Maloney Fine Art, Culver City/Palm Springs. Objects of Desire, Anna Kustera, New York. 40 Years/40 Projects, White Columns, New York Power and Currency, curated by Natalie Kates, Factory Frexh, Brooklyn. History Keeps Me Awake at Night: A Genealogy of Wojnarowicz, P.P.O.W Gallery, New York. Poster Project, curated by Devon Costello, Nine Things Gallery, Frankfurt. All in The Family, video screening curated by Laura Parnes, Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York. That Was Then This is Now, MoMA P.S.1, Long Island City, New York.
6 Brice Dellsperger présente, curated by Brice Dellsperger, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris. Just Different, curated by Frank Wagner, Cobra Museum, Amstelveen, NL. Da Sodoma a Hollywood, 23 nd Torino GLBT Film Festival, Because My Body Can Never Be Touched, solo screening, Museo Nazionale del Cinema, Fondazione Adriana Prolo, Turin. Lucky Draw, Sculpture Center, New York. Group Show, Seventeen Gallery, curated by Vincent Honoré, London. Rhyme in Motion, All-Day Event: LTTR Videos-The Dead, Absent and Ficticious, curated by LTTR, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco. Cose mai viste, curated by Achille Bonito Oliva, Terme di Diocleziano, Rome (catalogue) Xmas Hysteria, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milan. Postcards From The Edge, 10 th Annual Benefit show for Visual Aids, James Cohan Gallery, New York. Performa 07, Second Biennial of New Visual Art Performance, New York (catalogue). Double Vision, curated by Liz Christensen, Deutsche Bank Gallery, 60 Wall Street, New York. Office Party, curated by Lia Gangitano, Rental, New York. NeoIntegrity, curated by Keith Mayerson, Derek Eller Gallery, New York. The Dead, The Absent and Fictitious, (screening organized by LTTR), July 24, 2007, Documenta 12, Publications Project, Kassel.
7 Substance and surface, Bortolami Gallery, New York. Love Addiction, Pratiche video dal 61 ad oggi, curated by Andrea Bruciati, La Comunale, Galleria Comunale d Arte Contemporanea, Monfalcone, (exh. cat.). Da Sodoma a Hollywood, 22 Torino International GLBT Film Festival, (exh. cat.). Elsewhere?, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano The Eighth Square: Gender, Life, and Desire in the Visual Arts since 1960,curated by Frank Wagner and Kasper Konig, Ludwig Museum, Cologne (catalogue). Dead, Absent, and Fictitious: Shorts, curated by LTTR, OUTFEST 2006 Film Festival, REDCAT: Roy and Edna Disney/CALARTS Theater at Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles (catalogue). Postcards From The Edge, 9 th Annual Benefit show for Visual Aids, Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York. Fresco Bosco, curated by Achille Bonito Oliva, Certosa di San Lorenzo Padula, Salerno, Italia. Passers-by: Photography from 1974 to 2004, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano PERFORMA O5, First Biennial of New Visual Art Performance, New York (catalogue). Gelman vs Roth, Roth Gallery, New York. Still Ill (curated by Lovett/Codagnone), Momenta Art, Brooklyn. Split Subjects, curated by Francesco Bernardelli e Theo Tegelaers, De Appel, Amsterdam.
8 E-Flux video rental, Kunst Werk Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin. Benefit 2005, Momenta Art, White Columns, New York. Log Cabin, curated by J. Uslip, Artists Space, New York Hosted, curated by L. Gangitano, Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem Netherlands. Sparwasser HQ Platform da: The home video system project, Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center, Istanbul, curated by Johannes Raether Re: Act, An evening of performance, curated by Sheri Pasquarella, Participant inc, New York. For You, performance, presented by Participant inc and Trans>area, The Nada Art Fair, Miami. Chironex Fleckeri or Suspended Moments (Mulholland Drive), Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst (NGBK), Berlin, curated by Frank Wagner (catalogue). Video Fuori dalla scena, Galleria Civica di Arte Moderna Monetevergini, Siracusa, Italia. A Song for You, a screening curated by Rafael Sanchez, Anthology Film Archives, New York. Decade, Shroeder-Romero, New York. Imperfect Marriages, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano. Benefit 2003, Momenta Art, White Columns, New York.
9 th TFF (Torino Film Festival), Palazzo del Lingotto, Torino, (catalogue). Videolab, Special Section, The International Fair of Contemporary Art Artissima 9, 2002, Turin. HANS: Interspecies Love, Gallery Oni, Boston, curated by Tom Cole. Fruit Farm Film Festival, McMinnville, Oregon (catalogue). A Song for You, a screening curated by Rafael Sanchez, Anthology Film Archives, New York. Charley, MoMA P.S.1, Long Island City New York. Gallery s Artists, Galerie Praz-Delavallade, Paris. Identité, mètissage et autres arrangements, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, curated by Alexandre Pollazzon. Group Show, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano. Power Ballads, Rupert Goldsworthy Gallery, New York Heads or Tails, Galerie Praz-Delavallade,Paris. Video Art Plastique, Centre d Art Contemporain de Basse-Normandie, Hérouville Saint-Clair, France (catalogue). My generation. Video art from the 70's to the present day, The Atlantis Gallery, London, curated by Mark Nash and Alexandre Pollazzon. Contemporary Utopia - Musdienu Utopjia, Latvian Centre of Contemporary Art, Riga Latvia, curated by Frank Wagner (catalogue).
10 Hops! Ambienti, Link project, Bologna, curated by Luca Vitone. Blind date, Brent Sikkema Gallery, New York Death Race 2000, Thread Waxing Space, New York. Kentric Sex, Cargo, London (screening). Collector s choice, Exit Art, New York. Espacio Marica, Institute of Civilian Disobedience, Oslo, Norway, curated by Octavio Zaya. Guilty Pleasure, Artnet.com. Mining the Store, Allentown art Museum, Allentown. TWO by TWO, The Rachofsky House, Dallas Non Solo fotografia, Centro d Arte Contemporanea Ticino, Bellinzona. Lovevolution, XL/Xavier La Boulbenne, New York. 999, organized by Centro d Arte Contemporanea Ticino, Stabile Ex-Troesch, Bellinzona. Videotheque Mobile , Palazzo delle Papesse, Centro d Arte Contemporanea, Siena Remix, Musee des Beaux Arts, Nantes (catalogue). Group Show, Galleria Emi Fontana, Milano. He swam down, away, Audiello Fine Art, New York, curated by Tony Payne. Videostore! Bricks and Kicks, Vienna, curated by Bureau de Video. Bathroom, Thomas Healy Gallery, New York, curated by Wayne Koestenbaum. #4, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne, New York.
11 Transatlantico, Centro Atlantico De Arte Moderna, Las Palmas, curated by Octavio Zaya (catalogue). Interferencias, Canal De Isabella II, Madrid, travelling to Centro Andaluz De Arte Contemporaneo, Sevilla; Universidad De Salamanca, curated by Octavio Zaya (catalogue). Edifying Sappho and Socrates, Darlinghurst Station Sidney,travelling to Torch Gallery, Amsterdam. Il Motore della Moda, Stazione Leopolda, Firenze, curated by Emi Fontana More, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne, New York. A Home Show: Sitting up Erected or Reclining, Hinterhof Links, Berlin, curated by Mary Goldman. Artforum Berlin 97, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne. Domestic Bliss, DNA Gallery, Provincetown. #2, Knut Asdam, Ellen Cantor, Lovett/Codagnone and Rosemarie Trockel, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne, New York. New Museum of Contemporary Art Benefit, New York. Health Crisis Emergency, Pat Hearn Gallery, New York The Male Gaze from y to z, Galerie Jennifer Flay, Paris. Mona Hatoum, Lovett/Codagnone, Marilyn Minter, XL Xavier LaBoulbenne, New York. Video Sans Titres, Galerie Froment Putman, Paris. Ellen Cantor, Lovett/Codagnone, Mike Sale: Video, XL/Xavier LaBoulbenne, New York. Fotog, SAUCE Gallery, New York.
12 Family Nation Tribe Community Shift, Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt, Berlin, Organized by NGBK, curated by Frank Wagner (catalogue). Best of Indipendent Video, La Panderia, Mexico City, Mexico. White Columns benefit, White Columns, New York. Open Your Heart, Leo Castelli Gallery, New York Soho Biennial, Eight Floor Gallery, New York. Crystal Blue Persuasion, Feature Gallery, New York. The Moderns, Feature Gallery, New York. Selected Bibliography:. The Art Universe, From the V.F. Observatory High Atop Times Square. Vanity Fair, December 2006, p Very Style Guide New York, issue #8, March October 2004, pp Preferences Mag, Number 1, March-April 2004, pp ; Tagestipp: Lovett/Codagnone ASK*, Zitty, 23/2003, p.148. Charley 01, May 2002, p.326. Una Performance unica, L ORA, June 22 nd 2001,. Hops!, Flash Art, February-March 2001, p.72. Hops!, Metropoliemilia Arte, January 2001,
13 . Tutti i segni del duemila, Il Resto del Carlino, January 25, 2001,. What do you expect from an art institution in the 21 st century?, Palais de Tokyo, published in 2001, p Food for Thought, Self Service, Spring/Summer 2000, p.46. Blue Jeans e Visioni, Flash Art, February-March 1998, p.41. Ist das der neue Mensch?, BZ, September 14, Neue Visionen, Der Tagesspiegel, September Urwuchsige Gemeinschaft, Die Welt, September 16, Witness: An Exquisite Corpse, XXX Fruit, Summer 1995, pp I Didn t Do It, Honcho, December 1995, pp Haber, John Dark Satanic Trolleys. November Bucalo, Domenica. NY Profile: Lovett/Codagnone. July/August Falconer, Morgan. "White Columns Gallery Profile." Art World, Issue 10, April/May 2009, p (Fig.) Bernstein, Fred, The Good Earth, Metropolitan Home, vol. 41, No 2, March 2009, p. 67 (Fig.) O'Neil-Butler, Lauren, Law and DisorderI, Artforum.com Diary, January 20, Zaya, Octavio, Lovett/Codagnone: un proyecto para Atlantica, ATLANTICA, n. 46, 2008, pp
14 Baker, R.C., History Keeps Me Awake at Night, The Village Voice, 08/05/2008. Delli Castelli, Alessio, Lovett/Codagnone, The/End, n. 8, April-May 2008, pp Mania, Astrid, Lovett/Codagnone: Walk in Silence, Art Review, n. 21, April 2008, p Smarrelli, Marcello, Franca una e centomila, Exibart on paper, n. 49, Aprile-Maggio 2008, pp Zaya, Octavio, Lovett/Codagnone. P.S.1, Flash Art International, n. 259, March-April 2008, p Papernik, Erica, New York s LES, Flash Art International, n. 259, March-April 2008, pp Best of New York 2008, New York, March 10-17, 2008, p.88. Cotter, Holland, NY Coming Back, Flash Art, n. 268, Febbraio-Marzo 2008, pp Mueller, Dominikus, Vorhut Der Spiesser, February, 21, Cotter, Holland, An Upbeat Moment for a Downtrodden Area, New York Times, Saturday, December 1, 2007, p. b7 and p. b11. Double Vision. Artistic Synergy Effects at the Lobby Gallery, New York, December Pernet, Diane, Pleasure Principle-Collaboration-Erase, December Velasco, David, Erase Errata, November Medium Cool, Timeout, n. 631, November 1-7, 2007, p. 95. Performa07, Tema Celeste, n. 124, November-December 2007, p Levin, Kim, Substance and Surface, Artnews, p. 210, October 2007.
15 Taft, Catherine, Substance and Surface, Critics Picks, Summer Bombelli, Ilaria, Lovett/Codagnone, Flash Art, n. 264, Giugno-Luglio 2007, pp Sossai, Maria Rosa, Elsewhere?, Flash Art, n. 264, Giugno-Luglio 2007, p Collettiva Elsewhere?, Inside Italia, n. 33, Maggio 2007, p. 34. The Waste Land, Mousse, n. 7, Marzo 2007, special issue The Waste Land. Scardi, Gabi, Italian Landscape. John Lovett/Alessandro Codagnone at Galleria Emi Fontana, Flash Art International, n.252, January/February 2007, p.70 Bombelli, Ilaria, Gioco a due. L analitica del potere nel lavoro di Lovett/Codagnone, Flashartonline.it, Gennaio Farronato, Milovan, Lovett/Codagnone. Forget all about Equality, Mousse, n.4 November 2006, pp Lovett/Codagnone- The party with us, Mousse, n.3, Settembre 2006, p.55. Bonazzoli, Francesca, Festeggiano 31 gallerie da Schifano alla Beecroft, Corriere della Sera, 21/09/2006, p.15. Bollen, Christopher, A History of Violence, V Magazine #43, Fall 2006, pp Viola, Eugenio, Fresco Bosco, Segno. Attualità Internazionali d Arte Contemporanea, n. 209, Luglio-Ottobre 2006, pp Fresco Bosco, Segno, n. 208, Maggio-Giugno 2006, p. 6. Passers-by, Mousse, n. 1, Maggio 2006, p.35. Viscardi, Sara Micol, Passers by, Mousse, n. 1, Maggio 2006, p.39.
16 Cesare, T. Nikki and Joy Jenn, Performa/(RE)Performa, TDR, Spring 2006, p. 170 Gangitano, Lia, Dead Flowers: Oppositional Culture and Abandonment, Whitney Biennial 2006: Day for Night, p. 80 Northcross, Wayne, Seductive and Complicit. Performance art stages its first Biennial in PERFORMA 05, Gay City News, Volume 4, Number 47, November 24 30, 2005, Smith, Roberta, Performance Art Gets Its Biennial, The New York Times, November, 4, 2005, p.e39. Pym, William, Genet Sais Quoi, Artforum.com, Scene & Herd, June, 30, Montreuil, Gregory, Cabin Fever, Gay City News, Volume 4, Issue 8, February 24 March, Bougatsos, Lizzi, Greetings from Miami, V magazine #28, Spring 2004, Takemoto, Tina, The Melancholia of Aids: Interview with Douglas Crimp, Art Journal, Winter 2003, vol.62, no.4, p.87 KBM. Ratselhaft: Chironex Fleckeri in der Neuen Gesellschaft fur Bildende Kunst, Tip 23/03: , p.72 Zapperi, Giovanna, Sex & Space. Sulla sessualità, il genere e la rappresentazione dello spazio, Flash Art (Italia), n 242, Ottobre-Novembre 2003, p Cotter Holland, Where witty meets gritty, The New York Times, Friday November 15 th 2002, p.e31 Flesh, Henry, Son of Thread Waxing Space, New York Press, October , volume 15, issue 41, p.11. Asdam, Knut, Heterototpia, Art, Phornography and Cemeteries, We are all normal (and we want our freedom). A
17 collection of contemporary Nordic artists writings. Edited by Katya Sander & Simon Sheikh, 2002, pp Nicita, Paola, Sesso in auto per riflettere, La Repubblica Palermo page XI, June 22 nd 2001, Steimane, Inga, What happens with two intimately close people. An Interview with Lovett/Codagnone, Neatkariga Rita Avize, 19/05/2001, Codognato, Mario, Palermo. Il Micromuseum nasce come spazio non profit aperto a tutte le discipline, Il Sole 24 ore, Sunday May 20 th, 2001, p.xi. Sossai, Maria Rosa, Sconfinamenti, Flash Art, February- March 2001, p Nyeborg, Pierre-Emmanuel, Expositions. Paris, l'agenda de Têtu nº4, Têtu nº 53, February 2001, p.17 Fanti, Silvia, Hops!Ambienti, Ziczero+, Juanuary 19, Iannessa, Simona, Hops! Cambia I connotati dell'ambiente, Il Domani, January 25, 2001, p.13. Naldi, Paola, Vedrete pittori fare il deejay e architetti pensanti in video, La Repubblica, January 25, 2001, Spada, Sabina, Il Fascino Discreto del Quotidiano, Arte, August 2000, p.128 Slesin, Suzanne. House & Garden, May 2000, p.138. Gehman, Geoff, Cultivating the Collection, Morning Call, April 23, 2000, p.e1-e2. Martinez, Rosa, Transatlantico: Celebration of Dispersion, Flash Art, March-April 1999, p.54. Servant, Jean Christophe, Nantes casse les clichés, Remix, March 1999, p.72 Thevenin, Patrick, Une oeuvre de mensonges, Tetu, January- February 1999, p.19. Huitorel, Jean Marc, Remix, Art Press, January-February 1999, pp.72-74
18 Dustan, Guillaume, Au-dela du gay, Les Inrockuptibles, January 20, 1999, p.25 Pozo, Alejandra, Transatlantico, Promiscuity on Board, ArtNexus, n. 30, November Zaya, Octavio, Out of Bounds, an interview, Flash Art, Summer 1998, pp Burns, Nora, Blow-Up Dolls, Paper, June 1998, p. 34. Saltz, Jerry, Time Out New York, April 2-9, 1998 Falces, Manuel, Nueve formas de usoradical de la camera, El Pais, April 1, Watson, Simon, Simon Says #2, April 1998 Guardiola, Juan, Interferencias, Shangay, April 1998, p.28 Sierra, Rafael, Carreteras Secundarias, El Mundo, April, 1, 1998, p.47 Aletti, Vince, The Village Voice, March 18, Vettese, Angela, Arte motore della moda, Il Sole 24 Ore, January, 11, 1998, p.35. Zaya, Octavio, Fuera de los Limites/Out of Bounds, an interview, Papel Alpha Nr.3, 1997, p Ciocca, Sabrina, Lovett/Codagnone art in town, ZERO2, June 1997, p.13. Sebastiano, Umberto, L Unità, June, 7, 1997 Verzotti, Giorgio, Party Lines, Artforum, Summer 1997, p.49. Kempkes, Anne, Unter geschwungenen Dachern, Texte zur Kunst, Spring 1997, pp Indiana, Gary, On George W.S. Trow and Daniel Harris, Artforum, April 1997 Werner, Gabriele, Virilitat, Erotik und Social-Hygiene, Aktuell, n. 17, 1996, pp.22-24
19 Gohlke, Gerrit, Family Nation Tribe, Springer, December 1996 Smith, Roberta, Chelsea s Work in Progress, The New York Times, November, 29, Rimanelli, David, The New Yorker, November, 18, Wilkinson, Jeanne, A Chelsea Afternoon, Review Art, November, 1, Arning, Bill. Time Out New York, November 14-21, 1996, Aletti, Vince, The Village Voice, October, 16, D Agnolo, Giulia, Pornography con Humor, Il Manifesto, September 1 st, 1996 Schindler, Christian, Saubere, asexuelle Akte, Generalanzeiger Oranienburg, September, 19, Werneburg, Brigitte, Exportierte Gluckseligkeit, Tageszeitung, September, 16, Boker,Carmen, Vater,Mutter,Kind-ein Auslaufmodell, Berliner Zeitung, September, 13, D Agnolo, Giulia, Interview, Virus #8, June 1996, pp Asdam, Knut, Heterotopia, Pornographi, Kunst og Gravgarder Hyperfoto, n.2, Asdam, Knut, Psychesthenia #2, Brev fra New York, Hyperfoto n.3, Peck, Dale, Family Ties, Out magazine, May 1996, p.48 Adams, Brooks, New Humanist Photography, The Print Collector s Newsletter, May-June 1996, pp Rimanelli, David. Crystal Blue Persuasion, The New Yorker, October, 2, Atkins, Robert, Lesbian and Gay Wahtzis, The Village Voice, June, 20, 1995, pp
20 Books and Catologues: Lovett/Codagnone, monograph published by Charta, texts by Lia Gangitano and Octavio Zaya, AA.VV., Au Pair. Coppie di fatto nell arte contemporanea, exh. cat., Fondazione Menegaz, Teramo Italy, 2010, pp AA.VV., Everywhere and All at Once: An Anthology of Writings on Performa 07, exh. cat., Performa 07, 2009, pp , 364. Vrieze, J., Wagner, F., Just Different, exh. cat., Cobra Museum voor Moderne Kunst, Amstelveen, 2008, p. 15. AA.VV., Macht Leder Lust, exh. cat., Deutsches Ledermuseum Schuhmuseum, Offenbach, 2008, pp AA.VV., Cose mai viste, exh. cat., Terme di Diocleziano, Rome, AA.VV., Performa. New Visual Art Performance, exh. cat., Performa 05, 2007, pp. 68, 69-71, 253. AA.VV., Musac Collection, Volume II, Musac, León and Actar, Barcelona/New York, 2007, pp AA.VV., Love Addiction. Pratiche video dal 61 ad oggi, exh. cat., Galleria Comunale d Arte Contemporanea di Monfalcone, 2007, pp ; p. 179; p AA.VV., 22 Torino GLBT Film Festival. Da Sodoma a Hollywood, exh. cat., 2007, pp AA.VV., Das Achte Feld, exh. cat., Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Hatje Cantz Verlag, Ostfildern, 2006, pp AA.VV., Still Ill, exh. cat., Momenta Art, Brooklyn, , pp Wagner, F., Chironex Fleckeri or Suspended Moments (Mulholland Drive), exh. cat.,viceversa, Berlin, 2003, pp. 1-9.
21 Crimp, Douglas, Melancholia and Moralism, The Mit Press, p.222 AA.VV., 20 Torino Film Festival, exh. cat., Torino Film Festival, Torino, 2002, p. 60. Fruit Farm Film Festival, exh. cat., Ramsey McPhillips, AA.VV., Contemporary Utopia - Musdienu Utopjia, exh. cat., Latvian Centre of Contemporary Art, 2001, pp and p Collings, Matthew, It Hurts, New York art from Warhol to Now, 21 Publishing London, 1999, p.29 AA.VV., TRANSATLANTICO, exh. cat., Centro Atlantico De Arte Moderna, Las Palmas, 1998, p AA.VV., Remix, exh. cat., Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nantes, Nantes, 1998, pp and p. 82. AA.VV., Interferencias, exh. cat., Tabapress, 1998, pp Kelly, Mary, Imaging Desire, The MIT Press, 1998,p.206 Pieroni, Augusto, Fototensioni, Castelvecchi Editore, 1998, p.42 and p.68. Savoca, Giuseppe, Arte Estrema, Castelvecchi Editore, 1998, pp AA.VV., All American, Grand Street 61, Summer 1997, p.126 Cattelan, Maurizio & Gonzalez-Forester, Dominique, Permanent Food #3 AA.VV., Family Nation Tribe Community Shift, exh. cat., Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin, 1996, pp
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