Studio Bruno Tonini

Name: Studio Bruno Tonini
Address: Via Pratolungo 192, Gussago, 25064, IT
Telephone: +393493536121

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Studio Bruno Tonini

Is a bookstore and research space focused on modern and contemporary artistic movements. Ha sede a Brescia e il suo proprietario/fondatore è Alessandra Faita.

"17.2 art gallery" è una galleria d’arte moderna e contemporanea specializzata in libri d'artista, posters, fotografie, autografi, manoscritti, multipli. "17.2 art gallery" is a modern and contemporary art gallery specialized in artists' books, posters, photographs, autographs, manuscripts, multiple. It is based in Brescia and its owner / founder is Alessandra Faita.

05/06/2026

Donald JUDD
“Catalogue Raisonné of Paintings, Objects, and Wood-Blocks 1960 - 1974”
Ottawa, The National Gallery of Canada for the Corporation of the Nationals Museums of Canada, 1975

27,9x22,5 cm., paperback, pp. XV-[1]-320-[2 errata], red cover with title printed in black, 4 colour illustrations and 330 in black and white. English and French text, preface by Jean Sutherland Boggs. Graphic design by Eiko Emori. Firs edition. [Bibliography: Lailach 2005; page 129].

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04/06/2026

Enzo MARI
“Vizualna istraživanja. Strukture. Design”
Zagreb, Muzej za umjetnost i obrt Zagreb, 1962

20x17 cm, paperback, pp. [16], illustrated cover, 10 black and white images, text in Croatian by Matteo Meštrović. Catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition (Zagreb, Muzej za umjetnost i obrt, 19 October - 4 November 1962).

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03/06/2026

Michelangelo PISTOLETTO
“Pistoletto dentro e fuori lo specchio”
Roma, Fantini editrice, [1970]

23,9x22 cm, hardcover binding, dust jacket, pp. 136, dust jacket with typographic composition printed in black on a gray background, 9 color plates, 3 plates printed on tissue paper hors texte, 3 plates printed on pink wrapping paper, 55 black-and-white illustrations in the text with photographic images by Mario Abbate, Paolo Bressano, Mario Cresci, Piero Gilardi, Nino Peluffo, Renato Rinbaldi, and Bruno Scagliola. Graphic design by Dieter Grauer. Critical text by Alberto Boatto in Italian, English, and French. Edition not specified.

Bibliography: Lailach 2005: pag. 153

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02/06/2026

Allan KAPROW
“MATCH”
Wuppertal, Kunst- und Museumsverein Wuppertal, 1975

30x21 cm., stapled (softcover), pp. (12), black and white illustrated artist’s book. With a text by Allan Kaprow in English

“The photos here are not documents but are posed to illustrated the text. Together, text and pictures can be read as a “score” or plan of action. The actual event was carried out by a handful of couples on August 29, 30, 31, 1975, and was sponsored by the Kunst- und Museumverein, the von der Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal, Germany, and the Berlinische Künstlerprogramm of the DAAD.”

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01/06/2026

Gerhard RICHTER
“Die Ausstellung Gerhard Richter”
Berlin, René Block Gallery, 1966-1967

14,5x21 cm, leaflet folded in two parts illustrated with a full-page black and white photographic image, some biographical information and a short list of the exhibitions in which G. Richter was present starting from 1962. Invitation published on the occasion of the exhibition ( Berlin, René Block, 10 December 1966 - 21 January 1967).

[Bibliography: Babias - Eusterschulte - Rollig 2015: pag. 461 with pictures].

31/05/2026

GILBERT & GEORGE
“(Gilbert & George)- Bulletin 47”
Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 1971

29,5x21,8 cm (aperto 29,5x42,7 cm), pp. [4], Poster-format invitation sheet with a full-page black-and-white photographic image bearing the title A Touch of Blossom – Spring 1971. Copy signed in red pen by the artists. Mailed copy, folded in three parts, published on the occasion of the exhibition [Amsterdam, Art & Project, December 1971].

[Bibliography: Lailach 2004: pag. 122; Riley-Smith 2011: pp. 74-75]

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30/05/2026

Gerhard RICHTER
“Die Ausstellung Gerhard Richter”, Berlin, René Block Gallery, 1966-1967, 14,5x21 cm, leaflet folded in two parts illustrated with a full-page black and white photographic image, some biographical information and a short list of the exhibitions in which G. Richter was present starting from 1962. Invitation published on the occasion of the exhibition ( Berlin, René Block, 10 December 1966 - 21 January 1967).

[Bibliography: Babias - Eusterschulte - Rollig 2015: pag. 461 with pictures].

29/05/2026

Tonight in Santander for the opening of “Las fuentes del Nilo o La infancia de las vanguardias” at the new foundation Lafuente. Cultura Material .culturamaterial

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28/05/2026

Richard LONG
“A Sculpture by Richard Long presented by Konrad Fischer”
Düsseldorf, Konrad Fischer, 1971

61,6x15,7 cm., black and white illustrated sheet, folded in three parts, with a map and a text by Richard Long. Facsimile signature, as issued. Mentioned by Richard Long in the “Other Cards” section in his book “Richard Long. Postcards 1968 - 1982”, published by Capc Musée d’Art Contemporain de Bordeaux, 1984

[Bibliography: Lailach 2005: pag. 139; Long - Postcards 1984: pp. 72-73; Friedrich Meschede e De Werd, 2010: pag. 224]

27/05/2026

(Carl ANDRE - Sol LEWITT)
“10 (ten)”
New York, Dwan Gallery, 1966

27,2x27,2, paperback, soft cover, pp. (16), white cover without typographical indications, first page with the title “10” followed by a page with the list of the reproduced works and 12 plates with black and white photographic images, works and installations by Carl Andre, Jo Bear, Dan Flavin, Don Judd, Sol Lewitt,
Agnes Martin, Robert Morris, Ad Reinhardt, Robert Smithson, Michael Steiner. Graphic design by Sol LeWitt and Carl Andre. Catalog published in conjunction of the exhibition. (New York, Dwan Gallery, 4 - 29 October 1966).

[Bibliography: Dwan Gallery 2017: page 305].

This seminal exhibition includesthe works of ten artists Andre, Jo Bear, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, LeWitt, Agnes Martin, Morris, Reinhardt, Smithson and Michael Steiner. The idea for the show stems from conversations among Dwan, Reinhardt, and Smithson. Together they organize “10” with the help of Morris. Smithson pens a text but none of the artists can agree on it and the show is instead named after the number of artists; there is no statement. However, a small catalog including of the
instalation and artworks is produced”. (Paige Rozanski in “Virginia Dwan Chronology”, cfr. “Dwan Gallery 1959 - 1971”, Chicago, Chicago Press, 2017)

Indirizzo

Via Pratolungo 192
Gussago
25064

Orario di apertura

	10:00 - 12:30
	16:00 - 19:30

Telefono

+393493536121

Sito Web

http://www.studiobrunotonini.it/

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