Thursday, September 2, 2010

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Mauricio Hernández Nora makes revelations about the Front from prison

Chilevisión interview, 08/31/1910:
Hernández makes revelations about the Front from prison

Ex leader of the terrorist organization discussed the crisis suffered by the group.

Mauricio Hernández Nora, a former leader of the FPMR, the mastermind of the murder of Jaime Guzman and the kidnapping of Cristian Edwards, made revelations about this terrorist organization in an interview broadcast last night by Chilevision.

The person was interviewed in prison in Brazil where he was serving sentence for the kidnapping of businessman in this country Washington Olivetto. Two days later he was transferred. Hernández

reviewed the actions of the FPMR from the attack on Augusto Pinochet in 1986, where he said the goal was to create a popular uprising. Regarding the abduction

of Colonel Carlos Carreño, the next year, said it was an act of propaganda in which the officer was not elected in a special way and that if they had known its connection with cases of weapons would have felt that they had "won the lottery." Former frontage

then described a series of events which were undermining the organization, as recognized, starting with his belief that there would be fraud in the plebiscite of 1988 and the "No" would be defeated. To this he added the death of their leader Raúl Pellegrin, whose style was not able to maintain said.

From there, said that under the leadership of the FPMR Apablaza Galvarino became almost exclusively a military organization. Recognizing that

acted with "voluntarism" after the return of democracy, described the policy of "executions" that was followed.

The so-called "Comandante Ramiro" took care to emphasize that these decisions, including the assassination of Senator Guzman, were taken collectively. After this crime, acknowledged that the economic aid it received the FPMR almost broke down, and would have been precisely the need for money that led them to kidnap Edwards. Even

FPMR Hernandez revealed that he lost half a million dollars as a result of dealings which he could not be attributed to corruption or negligence.

also helped to weaken the group that some members went to work in government intelligence functions, such as Enrique Villanueva and Agdalín Valenzuela. The latter was arrested with him and given "VIP treatment" he said.

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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

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"PLEASE ME FASHION. FLUCTUATIONS BETWEEN ART AND FASHION" _Sabbioneta Art Festival



ME PLEASE FLUCTUATIONS BETWEEN ART AND FASHION FASHION

Sabbioneta, Palazzo Du hauls
Photos by AMBonora @ D + Arch


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Carlotta Actis Barone, Elvezia Allari, Marloes ten Bhömer, Benedetta Bonichi, Sandra Bordin Silvia Bordin, Paul Cassara, Nick Cave , Roberta Chioni, Antonella Cinelli Girolamo Ciulla, Daniela Coman Corpicrudi, Caterina Crepax, Corrado Dalco, Worthy Miky, Moria De Zen, Louisa Dvorak, Elmerald, Elisabetta Farina, Matthew Farolfi, Marina Fedorova, Sandro Ferrone, Massimo Festi, Silvia Fiorentino, Fabio Fornasari, Anna Fracassi Francesca Gagliardi, Marina Gasparini, Massimo Giacon, Tea Giobbio, Ghita, Zoe Grun, Susanna Hesselberg, Faiyaz Jafri, Knotan, Oskar Kogoj, Gabriele Lamberti, Gianmarco Lorenzi, Sasa Makarova, Matticchio Franco, Fernanda Moneta, Gaetano Muratore, Jum Nakao, Barbara Pelizzon, Peter Perfect, Mariuccia Pisani, Klaus Pobitzer, Gianni Renzi, Jeannette Rütsche, Schietekat Paolo, Antonello Silverine, Barbara Tabone, Cosimo Terlizzi, Giovanna Torresin, Vittorio Valente, Alexandra and Ilya Zaharova Plotnikov, Andrew Zago, Chiara Zanetti, Dania Zanotto

By
Isabella Falbo, Ferruccio Giromini, Roberto Roda
collaboration with
Marcello Pecchioli
and ordination of
Matthew Fazzi


Fashion: mixed blessing of daily life, not only the female
Fashion: object and subject in the cultural history and society, especially nowadays
Fashion: heaven and hell of the artistic look, especially the contemporary
Fashion: beauty and provocation, always


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The exhibition offers a narrative of the relationship between art and fashion highlighting an art scene in which the most innovative trends seems to be inspired by the philosophy of convergence, contamination or media creativity. Over the past decade, art and fashion seem to become increasingly connected to the point where new statutes were outlined unifying. Although, considering that the art has gone down the path in search of the criterion adopted, Fashion regularly renewed and reinvented itself, becoming a 'cultural' and 'cultural code. " Today fashion has become a ship of the 'present', mirroring the change and the consecration of new forms culturali.Installazioni, Clothing, sculptures, photographs, video, painting, cultural heritage: works of sixty Italian and international artists - from ' Austria United States, from Sweden to Russia, Belgium Brasil - compose a stunning landscape in which art and fashion convert and overlap.

PLEASE ME FASHION unfolds around five broad thematic sections in the space of great beauty that is the Palazzo Ducale in Sabbioneta, occupying the wide spaces on both floors.

DE LUXE : Sins Atonement and
FASHION novels: The story dressed
De Sade tailors : Vanity 's Inferno
FASHION intellectuals: fantasy art hibrid
FASHION TECH : Beyond the fashion and into the future


The exhibition took place within the Sabbioneta ART FESTIVAL: Issues, Trends and new generations of Contemporary Art , 5th June-18 July 2010, organized by the Youth Study Center ERMES, directed by Matthew Fazzi.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

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Mimmo Rotella. "Journey to the Grand Cinema"



Mimmo Rotella, Journey in the Grand Cinema

Opening Night at the White September 4, 2010 21.30,
Visconti Castle of Pavia, Museums


"The artist sensitive to what happens in the world should tell

with his creativity the most important facts

of our lives. "
Mimmo Rotella


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The exhibition presents multiple thirty-five décollages on the Grand Cinema made by Mimmo Rotella (1918-2006).
protagonist in the international art of our century, Mimmo Rotella joined in 1961 at the invitation of the critic Pierre Restany, New Realism of the group which includes, among others, Klein, Tinguely, César, Spoerri, Arman and Christo. At the time of the sweet life
Roman wheel begins its work of exploring the world of images as an expression of society in terms of consumption, attitudes, hopes and dreams. From the mid-fifties, the artist steals and rips advertising posters from the road and then paste them on the canvas and rip it again. His favorite subjects are the billboards promoting the stars and the big titles of films, which contain myths and dreams of entire generations.
The exhibition hosted by the Visconti Castle of Pavia has a show dedicated to the movie theater where the actors and the Cult Film mythologized one another in a journey through time. Among those on display are Gone With The Wind, Gilda, The River of No Return, Batman, Diabolik, Casablanca, To Catch a Thief, The Giant, Bus Stop, Some Like It Hot, The Blue Angel, The Asphalt Jungle and many others.
The works, made by the artist in last years of his activities are carried out individually décollage, collected edition, sequentially numbered and signed by the artist. The technique is based on printing a poster on a base of support and the subsequent application of another poster, stacked and glued to make it feasible to pull the hand of the master, who spoke personally on the run.
Each sample then, while responding to the concept of multiple, is treated as a unique original, fits perfectly in the overall sense of the work of Wheeler.


Visconti Castle Museums
Viale XI Febbraio No 35, Pavia
From 5 September to 4 October 2010
Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 to 17:50

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