Achille Bonito Oliva
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Achille Bonito Oliva, (4 November 1939) is a recognized and respected Italian contemporary art critic, author of many essays on mannerism, and a professor of History of Contemporary Art at La Sapienza University in Rome. Oliva has curated thematic and interdisciplinary exhibitions both in Italy and abroad, including "Contemporanea" "Aperto 80", "Avanguardia transavanguardia", "Arte e depressione", and "Minimalia". He directed the 45th Venice Biennale, and over the years has been awarded several prizes and recognitions, such as the Valentino d’Oro, an international prize for art critics.
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- Boxe Lessons (Lezioni di Boxe, Sossella Editore)
- Life of Marcel Duchamp (la vita di Marcel Duchamp, Marani Editore)
- Art Tribes
- The Idelology of the Traitor: Art, Manner and Mannerism
- Installation & Performance Art
- Illy Collection: A Decade of Artist Cups by Illycaff
- Travelers Without Baggage
- Pignatelli
- American Graffiti
- Superart
- Italian Transavantgarde
- Marcello Levi: Portrait of a Collector
- Giuseppe Pulvirenti
- Fathi Hassan
- Italian Architects
- Appearance
- Giovanni Rizzoli
- White and Other in Any Case, Art
- Braco Dimitrjevic
- Minimalia
- Luisa Rabbia
- Europe/America: the different avant-gardes
- James Lee Byars: The Perfect Thought
- Andy Warhol
- Frida Kahlo
