Breaking news! I received an e-mail from LinkedIn saying: “Roberto, Congratulations! You have one of the top 5% most viewed LinkedIn profiles for 2012!” I am honored to be ranked among the top LinkedIn profiles. Many thanks for checking me out, searching for me, reading the content I produce about my “Lacer/actions” Art Project. I… Read More HURRAY! I HAVE ONE OF THE TOP 5% MOST VIEWED @LINKEDIN PROFILES FOR 2012!
*** The relaxing and mysterious music created by Flute Ninja (笛忍者) – composer, artist and musician – meets my “Lacer/Actions” works in a videoclip titled “Falling Snow”. The clip presents an original Flute Ninja (笛忍者) composition accompanied by an image series from my collection of pics from torn and decomposed publicity posters and urban tokens.… Read More NEW VIDEO: “FALLING SNOW”, THE ETHEREAL SOUNDSCAPES OF FLUTE NINJA (笛忍者) + 21 R.A. ARTWORKS
“These take us back to the prehistoric art at Lascaux while pushing us forward into a post apocalyptic landscape featuring ruins of our own global civilization.” Jonathan E.Raddatz, Artist, Canada *** LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS by Roberto Alborghetti – LacerR/Actions Project *** FRAMED WORKS SIZE: 70X50 PAPER SIZE: 45X32,5 IMAGE SIZE: VARIOUS *** https://robertoalborghetti.wordpress.com/laceractions-lithographs/ *** INFO:… Read More NEW!!! THE LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS GALLERY / 29 FRAMED WORKS
© ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI – LACER/ACTIONS, Images of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters and Urban Signs *** Fellow blogger Nannus (Andreas Keller nick name) – see his blog Asifoscope– found my Lacer/actions pages and wrote some interesting comments about my works which represents, as you know, torn and decomposed publicity posters and urban tokens. I’m pleased… Read More THE AESTHETICS OF DECOMPOSITION: “THAT “BEAUTY ZONE” WHERE THERE IS AN OPTIMAL MIX OF ORDER AND DISORDER”
© Photos by ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI My recent 100 days exhibition at Rocca Aldobrandesca – the XIII Century manor on Mount Amiata – gave me the way to trip through the enchanting Tuscany landscapes, discovering its natural beauty. Whatever direction you come from, the Mount Amiata appears suddenly and unequivocally. It shows different profiles: more or… Read More HEART PLACES / THE TUSCANY LANDSCAPE, SOURCE OF NOURISHMENT, BEAUTY AND INEXHAUSTIBLE GIFTS
I usually catch my “Lacer/actions” – Images Of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters and Urban Tokens – in the most strange places of the world. But what I recently saw in Amsterdam city centre is really interesting. Near the Royal Palace and Magna Plaza Shopping Center, there was a big iron container in which workers… Read More SIGNS OF A CITY : AN UNUSUAL (AND PUBLIC) “ART INSTALLATION” IN THE VERY HEART OF AMSTERDAM…
Over 600 square meters of exhibition and about 10,000 works (drawings, posters, T-shirts, portfolios, cds, dvds, books, interviews, videos, board games…) These numbers define a truly extraordinary event set up at Rossini Trading Spa factory in Italy (Seriate, Bergamo) where has been displaced a selection of works participating to “First In Safety” campaign during ten editions.… Read More FROM DRAWINGS TO VIDEOS: ITALIAN STUDENTS AGAINST ACCIDENTS AT WORK. 10.000 EDUCATIONAL AND ARTISTIC WORKS IN A BIG EXHIBITION
I love to mash-up different techniques and materials. I think contamination is the base of my “Lacer/actions Project” (my realistic images are reproduced on canvases, textiles, lithographs, a.s.o.). I like to test, as I did on a lithographs prints series from my collection. I have spread a coat of resin on the whole paper surface.… Read More TESTING MATERIALS: A COAT OF RESIN ON A LITHO PRINT REPRODUCING A MACRO PHOTO
Andy Warhol always wanted to be a model. Thirty years ago, when Karen Bystedt saw the Barney’s Clothes store ad that Andy posed for, she got that . Bystedt was an art student at NYU. She rang up the Factory and Andy himself picked up the phone. Warhol was excited by the young photographer’s desire… Read More “THE LOST WARHOLS”: WORLD PREMIERE OF KAREN BYSTEDT’S TREASURE AT “PHOTO LA” (THE ARTIST’S CORNER)
THE COLLAGES GALLERY, CLICK TO GO TO THE SPECIAL PAGE: https://robertoalborghetti.wordpress.com/laceractions-the-collages-gallery/ https://robertoalborghetti.wordpress.com/laceractions-the-collages-gallery/ https://robertoalborghetti.wordpress.com/laceractions-the-collages-gallery/ “THE NEXT APOCALYPSE…” by Roberto Alborghetti COLLAGE OF PAPER PIECES FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS 2012, CM.47X47 Partecipating to Art Toppling Tobacco Campaign * “HE LOVES HIS CHAOS FROM A DISTANCE” by Roberto Alborghetti Title From A Story by Meredith Deerheart,… Read More NEW!!! / THE COLLAGES GALLERY – WORKS MADE OF WASTE-PAPER FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS (LACER/ACTIONS PROJECT)
This enchanting castle – which is hosting Roberto Alborghetti’s “Colors of an Apocalypse” Exhibition – tonight will be enlighted to say to the world that the life goes on… And the art show too (it will be opened to visitors until January 15, 20013). Rocca Aldobrandesca (in Piancastagnaio, Siena, Tuscany, Italy) becomes tonight an outstanding symbol of the times… Read More MIDNIGHT LIGHTS AT THE MEDIEVAL CASTLE TO SAY THAT LIFE AND WORLD (AND MY SHOW) WILL GO ON…
By Michelle LaBrosse, PMP®, Chief Cheetah and Founder of Cheetah Learning, and Kristen Medina, CAPM®, Co-Author Everyone reading this is a capable, smart, and skilled project manager, who is proud of managing the key stakeholder in each project with professionalism and finesse. Do you bring this same care to managing the stakeholder in your personal… Read More MANAGE YOUR STAKEHOLDERS, MANAGE YOUR LIFE / THE “CHEETAH KNOW HOW” SERIES
An extension of 50 square meters. Almost 20 thousand colored stones and glasses tiles. These numbers summarized an extraordinary artwork: the mosaic that Slovenian artist Marko Rupnik has created on the walls of the chapel of Suore Adoratrici at the Spirituality Center in Lenno ( Lake Como, Italy). Now a beautiful book ( “Adorationis Mysterium”)… Read More THE COLORS AND THE MYSTERY: A BOOK ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL MOSAIC CREATED BY RUPNIK IN LENNO (LAKE COMO)
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