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MICHELE ZALOPANY

1955 • Born in Detroit, Michigan
 
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1999 • Associated American Artists, New York, NY
1998 • Guy McIntyre Gallery, New York, NY
1997 • Lemberg Gallery, Detroit, MI
1995 • Associazione Culturale Ciocca Raffaelli, Milan, Italy
1994 • Larry Gagosian Gallery/65 Thompson Street, New York, NY
1992 • Cordula von Keller Gallery, Gologne, Germany
1991 • Allessandra Bonomo Gallery, Rome, Italy
1990 • Massimo Audiello Gallery, New York, NY
1989 • Allessandra Bonomo Gallery, Rome, Italy
1988 • Massimo Audiello Gallery, New York, NY
1987 • Hoffman Borman Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
1986 • John Good Gallery, New York, NY
1984 • P.P.O.W. Gallery, New York, NY
  
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
1999 • Review/Preview, Associated American Artists, New York, NY
1993 • La Montagna Dipinta, Rafaelli Studio d’Arte, Trento, Italy
• Drawing the Line Against AIDS, Under the Aegis of the 45th Venice Biennale,
• Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, Italy
• Grande Lubro, Erice, Sicilia, Italy
1991 • Anni Novanta, curated by Renato Barilli, Galeria Communale d’Arte Moderna, Bologna, Italy
• Arte, curated by Oliva Achille Bonita, Rome, Italy
1990 • Collector’s Annual: Contemporary Art, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
• New York: A New Generation, San Francisco Museum of Art, San Francisco, CA
1989 • The Whitney Biennial, The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
• The Slient Baroque, curated by Christian Leigh, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Saltzburg, Austria
• The Observatory, Tom Solomon’s Garage, Los Angeles, CA
1986 • The Benefit for the Poetry Project, New York, NY
• The Potent Image, The Morris Museum, Morris, NJ
• In Black and White, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA
• Hyperspaces, Art City, New York, NY
• Stimulations, John Good Gallery, New York, NY
1986 • Fictions, Kent and Marcus Galleries, New York, NY
• New Acquisitions, San Francisco Museum of Art, San Francisco, CA
• Memorabilia, Emilio Mazzoli Gallery, Modena, Italy
1985 • 57th Between A & D, Holly Solomon Gallery, New York, NY
• Precious: An American Cottage Industry of the Eighties, Grey Art Gallery, New York University, New York, NY
 
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
1984 • Walter Robinson and Carlo McCormick, Promising Debuts, East Village Eye, November, illus: Apollonia, 1984
• Vivien Raynor, Michele Zalopany, The New York Times, November 18
• Tetsu Fukaya, Neo-Y-Chromosome, Brutus, November
• Gini Alhadeff, Neo Galleristi, L’Uomo Vogue, December
• Valerie Smith, Selections, Artist Space, November
• John Caldwell, Exhibition Announcement, P.P.O.W Gallery, New York
• Carlo McCormick, supplement to the Neo-New York, catalogue, p.10
• Phyllis Pious, Neo-New York: Report on a Phenomenon, University Art Museum, Santa Barbara, CA, November, p.9, 51
1985 • Sarah Cecil, Michele Zalopany, Artnews, February, illus: Vertical Suffering, 1984
• Charles Hagen, Michele, Artforum, February
• Ron Warren, 57th Between A & D/Allen Ginsberg, Arts Magazine, April
• Michael Brenson, The Chi-Chi, The New York Times, April 19
• Al Morch, Sampling the Art of New York, San Francisco Examiner, May 10
• Steven Hagar, A Young Gallery Gains Ground, Vanity Fair, July
• Jane Warrick, Bomb, Fall/Winter
• Demetria Daniele, John Good Opens New Gallery with Dan Asher and Michele Zalopany, Soho Arts Weekly, October 23
• Frederick Ted Castle, Michele Zalopany at P.P.O.W., Art in America, December, illus: The Palace of Janus, 1986
• Roland Hagenberg, East Village 1985: A Guide Book
• Thomas Sokolowski, Precious: An American Cottage Industry of the Eighties, Grey Art Gallery, March/May p.6
1986 • Judy Stevens, Michele Zalopany, 108 Magazine May/June
• Gary Indiana, Insomnia, The Village Voice, May 27, Illus: Memento 1986
• Tom Gugliani, Exhibition Catalogue, John Good Gallery
1987 • Patty Harris, Stimulation, 108 Magazine, September/October
• Michael Laurence, Michele Zalopnay, Flash Art International, October, illus: King Pleasure, 1987
• John Yau, Black and White, Artforum, November, illus: The First, 1987; Without Him, 1985
• John Caldwell, In Black and White, The Carnegie Museum of Art (exhibition catalogue), January 17 - March 15
1988 • Claudia Hart, Michele Zalopany, Artscribe, January/February
• Roberta Smith, Group Show Survey: Downtown Galleries, The New York Times, Friday, June 10
• Phylis Floyd with Kevin Arnfield, Art of the 1980’s: Artists from the Eli Broad Family Foundation Collection, Los Angeles (catalogue)
1989 • Robert Mahoney, New York in Review, Arts Magazine, January, illus: Untitled (Men at Sea), p.101
• Robert Mahoney, Barking for Art, New York Press, May 19, pp.12-13, illus: Bequest
• Amei Wallach, 76 Artists as Capitalists, New York Newsday, May 19, illus: Bequest
• The Paris Review, no. 110, Spring, Table of Contents, illus: Untitled (Hotel), 1988
• Christopher Knight, A Photographic Observatory, Los Angeles Herald Examiner, June 16
• Tema Celeste, illus: Black and White
1989 • The Biennial Exhibition, The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, pp.172-173, illus: Home Triumphant, 1988 (catalogue)
• The Observatory, exhibition catalogue, Tom Soloman’s Garage, Los Angeles, curated by Douglas Blau
1990 • Gary Schwan, The Palm Beach Post, March 2, illus: Garden, 1988
• Nancy Jones, New York Woman, May, vol. 4, p.40, illus: Forum, 1989
• KK Kozik, Cover, September, p.13, illus: Calvary of the Ideal
• Ben Brantly, Bohemian Grooves, Vanity Fair, January, pp. 100-104, illus: Back to Culture
• John Caldwell, New Work: A New Generation, The San Francisco Musuem of Art, catalogue of exhibition, illus: The Bedroom, 1987
• Collectors’ Annual Contemporary Art, Boca Raton Museum of Art, February/March, p.22, illus: Untitled (Garden), 1988 (catalogue)
1991 • Michele Zalopany at Alessandra Bonomo, illus, review, Flash Art, Oct.-Nov., by Patrizia Ferri
• Massimo Carboni, review, Trova Roma, June 29, illus: Stone Elephant
• Brooklyn Review, cover illus: Untitled
• The Library, exhibition catalogue by Douglas Blau, John Baer Gallery, New York
• Michele Zalopany, book, Art Random Publishers, Kyoto Shoin, Japan
1992 • Ellen Daspin, W, article, Lives of Artists, October-November, pp.18-19
1993 • Giovanna Nicoletti, Juliet, no. 63, Michele Zalopany, p.52, illus: Montagna Vietnamita
• Marsha Miro, The Detroit Free Press, June 11, p.6E, Detroit-born artist’s drawings re-interpret the beauty of the past, review, illus: The Artist and Her Admirer
• Joy Hakanson Colby, The Detroit News, June 25, p.2D, review
1996 • Juliet, art magazine, special project, pp.30-31, no.75, Dec. 95-Jan. 96
• Romantico Contemporaneo 1996, illus. exhibition catalogue, curated by Alice Rubini, Castellodi Bentivogli, pp.76-77, January
• Juliet, art magazine, illus. artcle, p.52, no. 63, June
• La Montagna Dipinta, illus. exhibition catalogue, text by Gabriele Perretta
• I Colori della Montagna, article, Trento Notizie, p.3, April
• La Montagna Dipinta a Trento, Tema Celeste, announcement, p.61
• Dipingere la Montagna Speechio della Vita, Giovanna Nicoletti, Venerdi, article, pp. 28-29
• Extra in Scena la Montagna, Cronaca di Trento, article, May 3
1998 • Grace Glueck, The New York Times, June 5
   
SELECTED PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
• Bayer, Incorporated
• Eli Broad Foundation
• Carnegie Museum of American Art
• Chemical Bank
• Francesco Clemente
• S.I. Newhouse
• Nagasaki Museum
• Norton Museum
• Paine Webber
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
• Thomas Ammann
• Julian Schnabel
• Robert and Susan Sosnick
• Philp Taaffe
• Cy Twombly
• Walker Art Center
• Whitney Museum of American Art
• Minneapolis Institute of Arts

 

 

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