Gianni Asdrubali

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Most exhibitions in:
Country	№
Italy	12
Germany	1

Most exhibitions shown with:
Artist	Rank	№
Pino Pinelli	9078	3
Enrico Castellani	712	3
Giulio Turcato	4323	2
Carla Accardi	713	2

Most exhibitions held at:
Institution		№
	Galleria A arte Studio Invernizzi, Italy	4
	Galleria Santo Ficara, Italy	3
	Galleria Marchetti, Italy	3

Biography:

1955 Born in Tuscania (IT)

lives and works in Tuscania

Gianni Asdrubali emerges in the early Eighties featuring a research exactly opposite to the expressive rules of his age.
In 1982 Asdrubali takes part in the exhibition "Lapsus" at Galleria La Salita in Rome; in 1984 he presents his first solo exhibition at Galleria Artra in Milan.
In 1985 he is invited by Flavio Caroli to the exhibition "Anniottanta" at the Galleria d'arte Moderna in Bologna; in 1986 he takes part in the exhibition "Il meno è il più", curator Filiberto Menna, at La Salerniana in Erice.
In 1988 Asdrubali is invited to the exhibition "Schlaf der Vernunft" at Museum Fridericianum in Kassel, and also to the "Australian Biennale" in Sidney and to "Aperto '88" at the Venice Biennale.
In 1996 Asdrubali - with the painters Bruno Querci and Nelio Sonego and the poet Carlo Invernizzi - subscribe the manifesto "Tromboloide e disquarciata. Natura Naturans", participating to the homonymous exhibition at Centro Espositivo della Rocca Paolina in Perugia, then at Galerie Nothburga in Innsbruck and at Museum Rabalderhaus in Schwaz.
In 1999 he is invited to the exhibition "Arte italiana. Ultimi quarant'anni. Pittura aniconica" at the Galleria d'arte Moderna in Bologna and in 2000 to the travelling exhibition "Zwischen Figur und Körper. Aspekte der Italienischen Kunst der Nachkriegszeit" at Städtische Galerie in Rosenheim, at Musei Civici Villa Manzoni in Lecco and at Städtische Galerie Villa Zanders in Bergisch Gladbach.
In 2001 the Institut Matildenhöhe in Darmstadt presents an important retrospective of his work.

Public exhibitions 13

Solo shows 6

2003

Gianni Asdrubali - Galleria Marchetti, Rome