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Electron Salon
Curated by Rex Bruce
featuring Gaialight with "Mass Surveillance 2011"
November 10 - December 2
Reception Thursday November 10 , 7-9pm
Los Angeles Center for Digital Art
102 West Fifth Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
lacda.com
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The Others
Rolling Stone opening party 3 november - 9pm
The Others Show 4-6 november - 6pm-1am
Le Nuove
Via Paolo Borsellino 3
Turin
(Italy)
www.theothersfair.com
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FOIANOFOTOGRAFIA 2011
Multimedia curated by
Chiara Oggioni Tiepolo and Eva Zamboni
November, 5 - 6, 2011
Galleria Furio Del Furia
Sala della Carboneria - Foiano della Chiana
Arezzo (Italy)
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curated by
Gaialight and Tiziana Faraoni
October, 8 - 23, 2011
Inaugurazione/Opening Reception
Friday 7 October 2011
ISA - Istituto Superiore Antincendi
Via del Commercio 13 - Roma
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curated by
Elisabeth Biondi and Enrico Bossan
May, 11 - 15, 2011
NEW YORK PHOTOFESTIVAL 2011
The Multimedia Room
DUMBO ARTS CENTER - 30 Washington Avenue - BROOKLYN, NY
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THE MAGAZINE - Issue #5
THE MAGAZINE - Issue #4
a cura di
Giulia Collina e Tiziana Gazzini
3 dicembre 2010 - 29 gennaio 2011
inaugurazione Giovedì 2 dicembre, ore 18.30
Galleria Don Chisciotte
Via Angelo Brunetti, 21 a/b, 00186 Roma
tel. 06 3224515
info@galleriadonchisciotte.com
www.galleriadonchisciotte.com
La mostra è organizzata in collaborazione con l’Associazione Culturale
La coda dell’occhio
www.lacodadellocchio.com
Catalogo /in galleria
testo di Tiziana Gazzini
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THE MAGAZINE - Issue #3
THE MAGAZINE
Io Donna - Corriere della Sera #49
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a cura di
Simona Botti e Tiziana Gazzini
14 maggio-13 giugno 2009
inaugurazione 13 maggio, ore 18.30
Galleria Fontanella Borghese
Via di Fontanella Borghese, 31 – 00186 Roma
tel. 06 6876127 – 6873741
fax 06 6876127
galleriaf.borghese@libero.it
www.galleriafontanellaborghese.com
Catalogo
a cura dell’Associazione Culturale
La coda dell’occhio
www.lacodadellocchio.com
Testi di
Tiziana Gazzini e Piero Spila
Tiziana Gazzini
Foyer of Teatro Valle
Aprile 15 -26, 2009
Villa Torlonia Park
Aprile 19, 2009
11.30 AM -1.00 PM
Production:
Associazione Culturale Onlus La coda dell'occhio
ETI - Ente Teatrale Italiano
Patronage:
Comune di Roma - Assessorato alle Politiche Culturali e della Comunicazione
Tiziana Gazzini
Opening reception
Tuesday 20 January 2009, 5.30 - 8 pm
10b Photography Gallery
Via San Lorenzo da Brindisi, 10b
The show will run
from January 21 through February 22 - 2009
DRISSIEN GALERIE
June 5 - July 5, 2008
mon 3pm - 6pm
tue-fri 11am-2pm/3pm-7pm
sat 11am-2pm
Opening reception
Thursday 5 June, 7 pm
KUNSTPRAXIS der SIEMENS AG
Opening reception
Tuesday 3 June, 6 pm
Curator:
Tiziana Gazzini
Proposed and organized by
La coda dell'occhio - Cultural Association-Italy
Pro Arte e V. - Cultural Association-Germany
Supported by:
Planet LIfe Economy Foundation

5th INTERNATIONAL MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR OF BOLZANO
Drissien Galerie - Munich, Stand 21
May 22 - 25, 2008

Homage to Tribeca Film Festival
Tiziana Gazzini
Critical Apparatus
GK/Agence'X'
Opening reception
Thursday 24 April, 6-8 pm
Nancy Koltes at Home
31 Spring Street, New York
The show will run
from April 25 through May 24
Proposed by
Nancy Koltes and La coda dell'occhio - Cultural Association
Supported by
Italian Cultural Institute, New York

edited by Electa Mondadori
Volume Nine Contaminazioni
Gaialight with Rear Window can
(2007 - original installation: mixed media on tin can)
in Arte Contemporanea
(eleven volumes, Electa Mondadori)
Volume Nine - Contaminazioni
Chapter - Cinema
on the newstands in Italy beginning Friday February 29, 2008
with L' Espresso-Repubblica
The original installation is part of the cycle Light Treatment soon to shown in Germany for the artist's solo exhibition at the Drissien Galerie, Munich (June 5 - July 5, 2008).
Show, plays, exhibits
Cinematographic icons, one knows, are immortal. And so Humphrey Bogart continues to mumble with a cigarette between his lips, Marilyn lets her skirt be blown up by the air from a subway vent, Rita Hayworth lets her red hair sway to the rhythm of Bolero. Aware of their timelessness, the young pop and a bit concept artist, Gaialight, grabbed Scarlett O'Hara with her pretty straw brim hat, wasp waist and mischievous eyes and took her on a trip throughout the USA during the long presidential campaign which led to the election of Obama. The life-size cardboard stand-up of Scarlett was photographed in Central Park under the falling snow and in a tree laden road in autumn in Detroit, in front of a casino in Las Vegas, against barbed wire that divides New Mexico from the real Mexico and the chicanos from the wasps, in the Death Valley desert of Zabriskie Point, with a background of the surf waves in Florida and those in California blue as the sky, on Fifth Avenue in the middle of the sky scrapers and on the Brooklyn Bridge with the New York skyline; as if this cardboard Scarlett were an authentic candidate forced to repeat to an America that had lost her way: "Tomorrow is another day". A singular exhibit has come out of all this, Light America at the Galleria Fontanella Borghese in Rome: about twenty photographs, many of which blow-ups, on which Gaialight, to honor her style, recreated various graphic marks using shiny spangles which create a curious effect of alienation. Scarlett smiles, confident of the future, but what is there to smile about in front of a building on the Wall Street which, with its ruinous decline in the value of stocks caused the major economic disaster of '29? Scarlett, with her pretty green velvet ribbon, throws seductive glances, but who is there to seduce in a New York subway crowded with the poor, black and white, sitting tired, without even offering her a glance? The most photographed city is Detroit: Scarlett, in front of a wall which seems to be falling to the ground, in a warehouse of a disused factory, under the signs of a club for gentlemen only, in a field of sunflowers left to dry up in the sun, in front of Malcom X, long ago hero of a period that has passed because, explains Gaialight, with a garrulous tone which contrasts with the harshness of that which she is about to say, "Detroit is beautiful but dilapidated: the automobile makers' crisis has brought it to its knees. There you can see the authentic misery of the America of today and I wanted to bring it out". All of this, the Oscar award winner, Michael Moore, had foreseen years before, with his first full length film Roger and Me in which, as a good citizen, he sought in vain the reasons for the crisis of GM, trying to interview the factory's head, precisely, Mister Roger.
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