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17/4/2001

I'm so fast, Babe!

Pari e Dispari 156, Berlin

Pari & Dispari opens the new exposition space in Berlin with GOI

New berlin project for the Pari & Dispari project and the Fine Arts Unternehmen AG

On April 18th 2001, at Number 156, Linienstrasse, will see the inauguration of the new exhibition space of the Pari & Dispari project, the first Italian art gallery (Art direction: Rosanna Chiessi and Stefano Gualdi) to transfer its offices and cultural project to the city of Berlin. The initiative, undertaken in collaboration with Franco Marinotti and the Swiss company Fine Arts Unternehmen AG, seeks to create a platform in the heart of the most industrialized area in Europe, to discuss, view, and appreciate the most innovative and interesting expressions of current art. The names Pari & Dispari, which in Italy has been synonymous with contemporary art for the last thirty years, and Fine Arts Unternehmen, equally well-known for its vocation as a patron of the arts, have come together in Berlin in a new, ambitious project for the benefit of young international art.

Next event:
I'm so fast, Babe! I'm a skateborder, GOI, installation and catalogue, from april 18th to june 2nd, opening wed., april 18th from 5 PM to 9 PM, Pari & Dispari project & Fine Arts Unternehmen AG, Berlin-Mitte (Germany), Linienstrasse 156, Opening time: wed-fri 2 PM ­ 7 PM sat 1 PM ­ 5 PM.
Info: paridispari@iol.it

The italian art gallery Pari & Dispari project, opens the new exposition space in Berlin with an artist's monograph book about GOI (Christian Marinotti Edizioni). The volume is widely illustrated, with colour images and reproductions of original works. It also contains the artist's interview by Stefano Gualdi and his biographical profile. GOI, born in Büsum in 1965 but resident in Berlin, belongs to the category of artists who love to blend together art and private life. His style is a sum of other styles, but despite this, it is unmistakable from the very first glance. GOI draws, designs, paints, photographs, performs, but above all, transforms everything and everyone that enters his range of action into a constituent element of his work. The GOI-Komplex, environmental sculptures ­ similar to black holes ­ which can contain from a few dozen to thousands of images, are the most complete and elaborate expression of GOI¹s work. They represent an emblematic example of the total work of art and introduce new themes for reflection. Among the peculiar characteristics of GOI is the fact that, in the last ten years or so, he has developed a multiple artistic personality. On the practical level, this means that the artist has created diverse characters, one after the other, each endowed with his own particular look and aesthetic idea: Zitronenmann (Lemon man), Schrumpfgoi (Shrinking Goi), Bernd Hass (Bernd Hate), Pop-Eye the Egg-head and airman. For the event of Berlin, produced by Fine Arts Unternehmen AG and curated by Pari & Dipari project, GOI has realized a big installation, in which the different elements of his world find their own place: bedroom, kitchen, atelier, micro-club, together with a wide number of new works, among which are drawings, paintings, pictures and objects.

Info: Pari & Dispari project, Art direction: Rosanna Chiessi and Stefano Gualdi
Art Gallery: D-10115 Berlin (Germany), Linienstrasse 156, Director Stefano Gualdi
Handy +49 (0)1751494636 +39 3473883489
e-mail: stefanogualdi@iol.it -
paridispari@iol.it
Historical Archives: P&D Archivio Rosanna Chiessi, I-42100 Reggio Emilia (Italy) via delle Carceri 1, Tel./Fax +39 0522 442262

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