Pinot Gallizio. Il laboratorio della scrittura-The laboratory of writing

Pinot Gallizio (1902 - 1964) has always been at the core of enthusiastic dialectical discussions, aesthetic and political analysis among philosophers, writers, painters, sculptors, architects.
The painter's work has always been characterized by a rigorous theoretical thought that relates him to important protagonists of the artistic and political debates of the '50s and '60s, such as Michel Tapié, Carla Lonzi, Asger Jorn and Guy Debord. By the late sixties, he became a figure of European importance with collection of works and solo exhibitions presented by museums and galleries in Paris, Amsterdam, London, Venice (XXXII Biennial), Vienna, Munich, Copenhagen. This book is published as a tribute on the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of his death. The volume-projected by the Archivio Gallizio-is cured by the authors of the general catalogue of his works and includes all his texts, revealing fascinating unknown aspects.