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Pierantonio Tanzola
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Biography Pierantonio Tanzola was born in Udine (Italy) in 1963 . He works and lives in Villafranca Padovana. Painter, photographer and videomaker, his works already show the artist's anthropologic approach to immagine, which is acknowledged with the publication of a few of his photos in the specialist books. In 1996 his work was rewarded with a first prize by both the art magazine Arte and the city of Laives (Bolzano). In 1997 he was invited to exhibit his works first in Graz (Austria) and received later a further invitation to exhibit at the Complements Art Gallery in Providence, Rhode Island (USA). His personal exhibition "Flash" held at the Art Gallery Forni of Bologna in 1999 is introduced by Marco di Capua and his show "The bodies are the walls" is a fixture at the Art Gallery Il Gabbiano in Rome during the same year. In 2000 Tanzola held a personal exhibition at Galleria Davico in Turin followed by a collective exhibition organized by Banca Nazionale del Lavoro under the direction of F. D'Amico at the Cloister of Bramante in Rome. His work was rewarded with a first prize “Morlotti”. In 2001 he was invited back to the Art Gallery Forni in Bologna and his personal exhibition was introduced by the English novelist and screenplayer Peter Adamson. In 2002 in “Arte Padova” was projected some of his video-documentaries, and was invited to exibith his works at Art Gallery “Stefano Forni” in Bologna. A few of his photos was pubblished under the direction of Fulvio Panzeri in a litterary magazine “Panta” (Bompiani). One short film partecipated at “Fano International Film Festival”, and in 2003 the “Borderland Art” video-documentary partecipated at “Libero Bizzarri-Italian Documentaries Festival”.
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