WLADIMIROPOLITANO by Politano Fine Art

WLADIMIRO POLITANO

BIOGRAPHY

SUMMARY

Wladimiro Politano was born in February 19, 1940 in Lago (Cosenza), Italy. Graduated in the “Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma” and here he started his artistic development as a drawer, painter and sculptor. He lived in Rome until 1966, when he moved to Caracas, Venezuela. Seven years later he went to New York where he lived for ten years. During this period of time Politano participated in different public and private exhibitions in the United States, Austria, Japan, Venezuela and Italy. He produced plenty and a wide variety of art works exhibited in several national and international galleries and museums. The Künstlerhause Museum of Vienna invited him in 1978, as the only foreign artist, to celebrate the One Hundred Years of the Künstlerhause Museum, together with the outstanding Austrian artists from the School of Fantastic Realism. There he realized an individual exhibition. Because of his grand merits, in July 1980, the city of New Rochelle N.Y. awarded him the title “Commendation”. In 1981 Politano and others great masters inaugurated “The Museum of Modern Art Toyama” in Shingogaura, Toyama-Shi, in Japan, where two of his paintings are present in permanent exhibition. In Florida he received the “Sylvia Daro Dawidowicz International Award” directly by the president herself. In 1983, he returns to Caracas to work with both private and public projects. Participate in Caracas to “Escultura Symposium 1985” and his model remained as a symbol of the “VIII Biennale of Architecture” in the “Museo de Bellas Artes” and then will be constructed in large dimension.

SUMMARY

This sculpture is called “Puntas de Plata” and is in permanent exhibition at the Caracas’s Metro, Station “El Silencio”. Politano in this periode lived and worked between Venezuela, Italy and Sweden. In 2003, he was invited as a curator and artist to participate in the “II Biennial of Painting” in Konstgall Väsby, Stockholm, Sweden. Here master Politano take part in various collective exhibitions and dealing with different cultures. The colors of nature so different from the tropical enrich the color molded in his paintings. Creating and animating works, constantly renewing itself without fatigue, such as an apostle of Art. He was invited to the first International Sculpture Symposium 2007 SIEIM made in ‘Margarita Island, Nueva Esparta Venezuela. For an outstanding art creativity and important artistic production outside his native country, he received the most important awards from the President of Italy, ”The Italy in the World Award” .This shows the quality of majestic artistry whose creation is based on passion, originality, expertise in drawing and a tireless work. Today, Politano lives between Caracas, Rome, Lago-Calabria and Stockholm, places where he has his Studios and soon it will open at Miami a new one.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

Gallery The Americas Collection. “Infinitum”. 6/30 Sept. 2013. Miami. Coral Gable Fl. USA. Museum of Art Acarigua Araure. MAAA. “Wladimiro Politano of Oniric Metaphors and Abstract Syntheses”. Acarigua-Venezuela. 4 Aug. / 4 Nov. 2012 Museum of Contemporary Art. Panamá. ”Politano. Un maestro italo-venezolano en Panamá”. Panamá. 22 March 2012 Studio Politano Venezuela. 2008.

“Politano

Alterities

Immaginarie”.

Caracas-

Art Gallery Il mondo dell’Arte “Palazzo Margusa” Rome-Italia 15/24 Oct. 2004. Art Gallery Dimaca. “Politano 1996-1998”. Caracas-Venezuela. 25 Oct. /18 Nov. 1998. Art Gallery Slato. Caracas-Venezuela 1997. Metro of Caracas. ”Permanent Exhibition” El Silencio. CaracasVenezuela. 1993. Art Gallery Opere d’Arte. Spazi Pubblici New York-USA 1992. Art Gallery El Mundo del Arte. “Lo Mágico y lo Moderno” 3 Dic. 1990/ 3 Jan. 1991. Art Gallery El Mundo del Arte. Maracaibo-Venezuela 1987. Arquin Gallery. “Politano”. Director Sami de Mizraji. CaracasVenezuela 1981. Art Gallery Opera. Caracas- Venezuela 1979. Museum Kunstler Haus. Vienna-Austria 1978. Art Gallery El Mundo del Arte. Maracaibo-Venezuela 1987.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

Arquin Gallery. “Politano”. Director Sami de Mizraji. CaracasVenezuela 1981. Art Gallery Opera. Caracas- Venezuela 1979. Museum Kunstler Haus. Vienna-Austria 1978. Art Gallery Clay, Gallery of the year. New York-USA. 1977. Inter-American Development Bank, BID . Politano‘s Painters. Washinton D.C.-USA 1976. Art Gallery Maison Bernard. “International Exhibition of Politano’s Sculptures” Caracas-Venezuela 1975. Art Gallery Maison Bernard. “Politano” Caracas-Venezuela 1974. Art Gallery Maison Bernard. “Politano” Caracas-Venezuela 1973. Art Gallery Maison Bernard. “Politano” Caracas-Venezuela 28 Oct/ 30 Nov. 1972. Art Gallery Sans Souci. “Politano”. Caracas-Venezuela 1971. Art Gallery Bellas Artes. Caracas-Venezuela 1970. International Artex Gallery. ”Politano“ Caracas-Venezuela. 29 May/30 Jun. 1969. Art Gallery La Isla. “Contemplación “Paintings and Collages. Caracas-Venezuela. 29 Sept. /30 Oct. 1968. Art Gallery El Muro, Politano-Collages and Paintings CaracasVenezuela. 25 Jan./8 Feb. 1969. Director and owner German Mancini. Venezuelan American Center. “Politano” Caracas-Venezuela 6 Apr. / 10 May. 1967. Palace of the Bruzi. ”Ferro di Cavallo”. 70 Art work. Cosenza-Calabria Italy 6 Dic. /30 Dic. 1965

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

Gallery The Americas Collection. “Spectrum Miami 2013”. Dec. 4-8, 2013 Miami. Fl. USA. Gallery The Americas Collection. “Pinta New York”. Nov. 14-17, 2013 N.Y. USA. Gallery The Americas Collection. Oct-Dic. 2013. Miami. Coral Gable Fl. USA. Gallery Graphicart “36 Años de Geometría”. Caracas-Venezuela. 10 Dic. 2012/27 March 2013. Gallery “Curator’s Voice Art Project” Modern-Postmodern. Miami-USA. Feb/March 2013 Miami River Art Fair 2012 “Politano”. Brickell. Miami-USA. Dec 2012. Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi. ”InternationArt in Venice”. Venice-Italy. 5 /28 Oct. 2012. Swedisch Parlament. ”Latin America Art”. Stockholm–Sweden. 2011. Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi. ”World Art in Venice”. Venice-Italy. 2011. Canal Gallery “ Temperatura Latina”. Panama. 14/7/2011 - /28/8/2011. FIA 20 Years “Iberoamerican Art Fair Caracas”. Caracas-Venezuela. 2011. Edsvik Konsthall. Stockholm-Sweden. 2010. Art Gallery Dimaca. Caracas, Venezuela 2010. Art Gallery Medici, Caracas, Venezuela 2008. VII Biennale of National Art, Puerto la Cruz, Venezuela 2007. IV Fair of International Arts and Antique FIAAM, Venezuela 2007.

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

Museum of LAtin American Art, MOLAA, Long Beach California, USA 2005. Art Gallery Joan Gaspar. “Accrochage“ Madrid. Spain. 2005. Embassy of Canada. Auction to Benefit Research on Cancer in Venezuela. Caracas, Venezuela 2004. City Hall, Cosenza, Italy 2004. Edsvik Konsthall. Stockholm, Sweden 2004. Fair FIAAM, Maracaibo, Venezuela 2004. Vasby Konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden 2003. Art Gallery Dimaca. “Obras Maestras de Grandes Maestros” Caracas-Venezuela. 23 Jan 2000 / 15 Feb 2001. Art Gallery Slato. Caracas-Venezuela 1999. Art Gallery Slato. Caracas-Venezuela 1997. Art Gallery Slato. Caracas-Venezuela 1996 Art Gallery Uno. “Amigos Comparte” Caracas-Venezuela 26 Oct/5 Nov. 1995. Art Gallery Theo. Madrid-Spain. 1991. Art Gallery Freites. III Venezuelan Festival of Art. Caracas-Venezuela 18/20 May 1990. Museum of Bellas Artes. Caracas-Venezuela 1987. Virginia Miller Art Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida, USA 1986. Art Biennale, Barquisimeto, Venezuela 1985. Cultural Center of Caracas. Teatro Teresa Carreño, Venezuela 1985

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

Cultural Center of Caracas. Teatro Teresa Carreño, Venezuela 1985 FUNDARTE. Government of the Federal District and Municipal Council. “Escultura 85“. Caracas, Venezuela. 13 Oct 1985. Rotary Club International, New York, USA 1984. Public Square. “Art in Public Spaces”. Miami-Florida. USA 1983. City Bank, Private Collection, Caracas, Venezuela 1983. Metropolitan Museum of Miami “International Masters” Coral Gables, Florida, USA 1983. Sala Mendoza, Caracas, Venezuela 1983. Art Space Gallery. Coral Gables, Florida, USA 1983. John and Koubeck Foundation, University of Miami, USA 1983. Sylvia Daro Dawidowicz International Foundation, Florida USA 1982. Viridiam Art Gallery, New York, USA 1982. Virginia Miller Art Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida, USA 1982. Art Foundation Concordia University. Concordia, USA 1981. Museum of Modern Art of Japan. City of Toyama Japan. 1981 Harmonie Club Fundation New York, USA 1980. Cultural Center of Art New Rochelle. ”Art from Private Collections“ New York, USA 1980. Elizabeth Weiner Art Gallery, New York, USA 1980. Museum Bennington College. Bennington. Vermont-USA. 1979 Clay Art Gallery, New York, USA 1978.

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

Clay Art Gallery, New York, USA 1977. Welz Gallery, Salsburg. Austria 1976. David Finlay Art Gallery, New York, USA 1976. Randall Art Gallery, New York, USA 1976. Art Gallery Sans SoucĂ. Caracas. Venezuela. 1972 XXIII Salon Arturo Michelena, Valencia, Venezuela 1970. Academy of Belle Arti di Roma, Italy. 1965.

MUSEUMS COLLECTIONS

Museums Public & Private Collections Künstlerhause Museum of Vienna. Vienna-Austria. 4/22 Oct. 1978 Museum Bennington College. Bennington. Vermont-USA. 1979 Museum Modern Art Toyoma. Shingogaura. Toyama-Shi. Japan. 13 March 1981 Sylvia Daro Dawidowicz International Foundation. Florida-USA. 1983 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Coral Gable. Florida-USA. 1983 John J. Koubeck Foundation, University of Miami. Florida-USA. Museum “Bellas Arte”. Caracas-Venezuela. Museum of Contemporary Art Sofia Imber. Caracas-Venezuela. 2 Dec. 1998 Museum of Rende, Municipality of Rende. Rende. Cosenza-Italy. 2003 Museum of Latin American Art Molaa. Long Beach. California-USA. 2005 Museum of Contemporary Art. Panamá. 23 March 2012 Museum of Art Acarigua Araure. MAAA. Acarigua. PortuguesaVenezuela.

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS

Mezerhane Group, Caracas, Venezuela. Public Road Museum Margarita Island at the Luisa Cáceres de Arismendi Avenue, Sculpture “Interatracción” International Simposium of Sculpture (SIEIM) , Venezuela. Collection Carlos Van Stuijvenberg, Politano´s Stained Glass Tribute to the Arts: The Painting, The Literatura, The Music, The Theater, Caracas, Venezuela. Museum of Latin American Art MOLAA, Long Beach, California. USA. Museum of Rende, Cosenza, Calabria-Italy. Museum Of Contemporary Art Sofia Imber, Caracas, Venezuela. Public Square Lago sculpture “Convergenza dei contrari”, Lago (CS) Calabria, Italy. Rotary Club, New York, USA. City Bank, Metro of Caracas station´s Subways “El Silencio” Sculpture “Silver Points”, Caracas, Venezuela. Eugenio Mendoza Foundation, Caracas, Venezuela. University of Miami, Coral Gables, USA. Metropolitan Museum of Art Miami, USA. Cultural Center New Rechelle, New York, USA. Museum Bennington College, Vermont, USA. Kunstlerhaus Museum, Vienna, Austria. Inter American Development Bank, Washington D.C, USA. Palazzo Bruzzi, Cosenza, Italy.

AWARDS

Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma. Italia, 1966. “Mention of Honor”. Valencia’s Ateneo. Salon XXIII. Valencia, Venezuela 1970. Merit Honor “Commendation”, given by the Mayor of New Rochelle. New York. For the Art work “Lirismo Abstracto”. New York, USA. 1980. “Sylvia Daro Dawidowicz International Award”. South Florida, USA. 1983. Sculpture Award 85, Theater Teresa Carreño. Caracas, Venezuela. 1985. ”The Italy in the World Award “. Categories in Painting and Sculpture. Italy Roma-Caracas. 1998. “Mention of Honor” Venezuelan Army. Caracas, Venezuela.

THE IMAGINARY ALTERATIES

The Imaginary Alteraties, White and Black Drawings, Ink on Paper, Small Format

The Perfect Aerialist, Oil on Canvas, 37.4 x 57.5 in / 95 x 146 cm

The Synchronised Exsistence, Oil on Canvas, 55 x 43 in / 137.9 x 109.22 cm

Astroequus, Oil on Canvas, 39 x 32 in / 100 x 81 cm

Astrophisic III, Oil on Canvas, 57 x 37 in / 146 x 95 cm

Astrophisic IV, Oil on Canvas, 57 x 37 in / 146 x 95 cm

Astrophisic XVIII, Oil on Canvas, 57 x 37 in / 146 x 95 cm

Carpe Diem, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Biocomunicazione, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

The New York Spirit, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

The Mystery, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Agni, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Citta Rurale, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

The Energetic Overlook, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Anagogia, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Giochi dal Tuo Profilo, Oil on Canvas, 57 x 43 in / 144.78 x 109.22 cm

Cosmofilm, Oil on Canvas, 57 x 43 in / 144.78 x 109.22 cm

Bionica II, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Eco, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Uomo Film, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

Blue Vision, Oil on Canvas, 39.4 x 32 in / 101 x 81.22 cm

GEOMETRIC ABSTRACT SCULPTURES

Diamond, Aluminum Sculpture, 60 x 53 x 32 in / 152.4 x 134.62 x 81.23 cm

The Right Balance, Aluminum Sculpture, 12.6 x 12.6 x 3. 93 in / 32 x 32 x 10 cm

La Intra Intesa , Aluminum Sculpture, 22 x 22 x 4 in / 55.9 x 55.9 x 10.16 cm

Flammeum, Aluminum Sculpture, 16.53 x 14.17 x 9.87 in / 42 x 36 x 25 cm

Interatraccia II, Aluminum Sculpture, 21 x 7 x 4 in / 53.34 x 17.8 x 10.16 cm

Red and Black Synergy, Aluminum Sculpture, 24.5 x 9.5 x 5.5 in / 62.23 x 24.13 x 14 cm

Verticale I, Aluminum Sculpture, 78.75 x 3.94 x 35.43 in / 200 x 10 x 90 cm

Apre Eterne, Aluminum Sculpture, 78.74 x 19.68 x 7.87 in / 200 x 50 x 20 cm

The Red Sea Waves, Aluminum Sculpture, 15.34 x 22.5 x 9.78 in / 39 x 57.15 x 24.84 cm

The Red Waves, Aluminum Sculpture, 20 x 16 x 6 in / 50.8 x 40.64 x 15.24 cm

The Yellow Obsession, Aluminum Sculpture, 19.7 x 16.5 x 8.6 in / 50 x 41.91 x 21.84 cm

Ophir, Aluminum Sculpture, 27.6 x 15.75 x 11.8 in / 70.10 x 40 x 28 cm

The Yellow Ponts II, Aluminum Sculpture, 27.6 x 15.75 x 11.8 in / 70.10 x 40 x 30 cm

Aythy Vitula, Aluminum Sculpture, 16 x 20 x 6 in / 40.64 x 50.8 x 15.24 cm

The Blue Kactus, Aluminum Sculpture, 25 x 19 x 6 in / 63.5 x 48.26 x 15.24 cm

The King, Aluminum Sculpture, 26.37 x 15.15 x 8.66 in / 67 x 38.48 x 22 cm

BRONZE FIGURATIVE SCULPTURES

L`Otto, Bronze Sculpture, 29.53 x 12.2 x 7.09 in / 75 x 31 x 18 cm

Coexistence, Bronze Sculpture, 64.17 x 16.54 x 6.3 in / 163 x 42 x 16 cm

Il Trionfatore, Bronze Sculpture, 17 x 8 x 4 in / 43.18 x 20.23 x 10.16 cm

Inclinata, Bronze Sculpture, 20.47 x 16.93 x 7.09 in / 52 x 43 x 18 cm

Donna Rigida, Bronze Sculpture, 24.5 x 8 x 6 in / 62.23 x 20.23 x 15.24 cm

Simbiosis I, Bronze Sculpture, 27 x 15 x 5 in / 68.58 x 38.1 x 12.7 cm

Kore, Bronze Sculpture, 31.5 x 13.78 x 5.91 in / 80 x 35 x 15.01 cm

Inclinata, Bronze Sculpture, 21 x 20 x 9 in / 53.34 x 50.8 x 22.86 cm

Movimento, Bronze Sculpture, 28 x 14 x 6 in / 71.12 x 35.56 x 15.24 cm

Alhacer, Bronze Sculpture, 18 x 16 x 5 in / 45.72 x 40.64 x 12.7 cm

Coexistence, Bronze Sculpture, 64.17 x 16.54 x 6.3 in / 163 x 42 x 16 cm

Soprawento, Bronze Sculpture, 23.62 x 7.87 x 5.91 in / 60 x 70.78 x 15 cm

THE EXPRESSION OF THE SOUL

The Expression of the Soul VIII, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XXX, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XXXI, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XXXIV, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XXXV, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XXXVI, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul LI, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul LII, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul LIV, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XL, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XLII, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XLIII, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XLIV, Mixed Media, Small Painting

The Expression of the Soul XLV, Mixed Media, Small Painting

EQUUS

Equus XXXI, Oil on Canvas, 11.81 x 15.75 in / 30 x 40 cm

Equus Strategos, Oil on Canvas, 20.87 x 16.54 in / 53 x 42.01 cm

Equus Nichab, Oil on Canvas, 7.87 x 10.23 in / 20 x 26 cm

Equus Superbus, Oil on Canvas, 14.96 x 18.9 in / 38 x 48 cm

Equus Summo, Oil on Canvas, 18.9 x 15.75 in / 48 x 39.87 cm

Equus Nobilis, Oil on Canvas, 19.69 x 17.72 in / 50.01 x 45 cm

Equus in Blue, Oil on Canvas, 7.87 x 9.84 in / 20 x 50.3 cm

Equus Unios, Oil on Canvas, 19.69 x 17.72 in / 50.01 x 45 cm

Equus Fauvel, Oil on Canvas, 7.87 x 10.23 in / 20 x 26 cm

Equus Spectabillis, Oil on Canvas, 18.11 x 13.78 in / 46 x 35 cm

Equus Altivo, Oil on Canvas, 11.81 x 15.75 in / 30 x 40 cm

Equus Streiff, Oil on Canvas, 19.69 x 17.72 in / 50.01 x 45 cm

Equus Draco, Oil on Canvas, 7.87 x 9.84 in / 20 x 50.3 cm

MEDIA

The Americas Collection at the II Edition of ArtSpot “SPECTRUM Miami 2013” presents the sculptor Wladimiro Politano. Miami 2013, Dec.4-8.

ArtSpot at this II Edition hosted by Spectrum Miami 2013 is an International Contemporary Art Fair in the heart of Midtown Miami featuring an international slate of artists and galleries. It’s where contemporary meets extraordinary. The Show last 5 days during which there are enjoye dan experience cultures of diverse concepts and areas: fine art experience, featuring music, entertainment and other special events. What A juried contemporary art fair featuring publishers, galleries and studios representing talented mid-career and emerging artists.

The master, painter and sculptor Wladimiro Politano will be joining the Contemporary Art Fair through The Americas Collection Miami at SPECTRUM Miami and sharing an innovative array of new Sculptures. Art work focuses on the interplay between color, space and place and the respective scale. His sculptures range from geometric forms and benches to wave forms and pieces that feature curves, beams and tips. Spatially a unique colour and polychrome aluminum structures, they invite you to communicate from the Earth to the Sky, from low to high, otherwise that synergistically joined.

The Americas Collection at “Pinta NY 2013” presents the sculptor Wladimiro Politano. New York 2013, Nov.14-17.

This is the 7th ANNUAL PINTA NEW YORK ART SHOW is a Modern & Contemporary Latin American Art Show and cover a wider range of art from Latin America, Spain and Portugal than ever before. According to Executive Director and CEO of PINTA New York, Diego Costa Peuser the entire reason for PINTA in New York City is to raise the profile of Latin American art and its identity, “We believe that a joint effort and working together for a common purpose are a foundation for success and for achieving great results, and we are determined to build bridges to and from Latin America, so that art from the region may continue to position itself globally.” POLITANO exposes aluminum sculptures chromed of different colors unique, red, cobalt blue, viola and yellow. His artistic language part of geometric shapes and volumes that are defined in space, where highlights the use of pure primary colors to create abstract images, of extreme minimalist synthesis, sometimes completed in acute tips. Their sculptures are the product of the volumetric study based on symmetries or asymmetrical shapes based on concepts and calculations, designed by maestro POLITANO who, well known to the study of the space and the perfect proportion. The year of 2013 is an exciting time for Wladimiro POLITANO, Italian-Latin American master, sculptor and painter in a Show where participate around of 40 organizations from across Latin America, the United States, Spain and Portugal have funded PINTA NY and the very best of the best is being represented.

The Americas Collection presents the Master Wladimiro Politano through the Abstract Geometric Sculptures Exhibition “Infinitum”. Director and Curator Velia Larcinese. Miami 2013, Sept. 6-30.

Wladimiro Politano, Venezuelan artist of Italian origin, the possessor of a prolific and solid projected trajectory since the seventies in Europe, the United States and Venezuela, performs an important sculptural exhibition in the Gallery The Americas Collections, USA, from September 06, under the title of Infinitum, which confirms their approximations and influences in the geometric abstraction. Works stemming from their designs where art and mathematics are joined together, built in aluminum chrome of vibrant colors, in medium format or at the public to join the architecture, will be exhibited next to a series of photos that record the process of artistic achievement. His sculptural language part of geometric shapes and volumes that are defined in space, where highlights the use of pure primary colors to create abstract images, of extreme minimalist synthesis, sometimes completed in acute tips. Their sculptures are the product of the volumetric study based on symmetries or asymmetrical shapes based on concepts and calculations, designed by maestro Politano who, well known to the study of the space and the perfect proportion. Hence the use of vivid colors, composed by the artist himself, unique, intense as red, yellow, cobalt blue or lilac that arouse effervescent energies already that, apart from its meaning, the purpose of the comprehensive work is to bring these emotions”, we regard Politano. Pyramids, circles, various shapes based on mathematical principles and their multiple and repetitive elements, i.e. modular, create rhythms and sounds numeric visual in their sculptures.

The Americas Collection presents the Master Wladimiro Politano through the Abstract Geometric Sculptures Exhibition “Infinitum”. Director and Curator Velia Larcinese. Miami 2013, Sept. 6-30.

“Ideas and contemporary forms with pyramidal tips are multiplied depending on the position of those who observed and move creating impact and electricity through the gaps and intangible, where light plays freely between the solid elements,” says the artist. To Wladimiro, their sculptures in metal are a minimalist expression of the nature and the repetition of asymmetric and symmetric forms allow a dynamic of the light and the movement to give balance and harmony. Equally the artist explores creatively drawing, painting, and the volumes in wood.

Sculptura pubblica “Interatraccion” dell`artists sculptore Wladimiro Politano

Auction Latinamerican Artists 2005, Museum Of Latin American Art. MoLAA, Long Beach. CA, USA.

El Venezolano, Alex SLATO, Director del Museo de Arte Latinoamericano (MoLAA) en Los Ángeles, California, anunció la participación del Artista Wladimiro POLITANO, en su próxima gran subasta a efectuarse el 15 y 16 de Octubre de 2005. “Con el apoyo de importantes artistas Latinoamericanos esta subasta sin duda alguna será el Salón - Subasta mas importante de Arte Latinoamericano en el Oeste de los EE.UU. El MoLAA cuenta con obras de grandes maestros Diego RIVERA, Francisco TOLEDO, Fernando DE SZYSZLO, Rufino TAMAYO, Fernando BOTERO y por supuesto Wladimiro POLITANO. Todos los fondos recaudados en dicha Subasta serán destinados al proyecto “EXPANSIÒN DEL MUSEO MoLAA”. Este proyecto de ampliación ha sido realizado por el Arq. Manuel Rosen graduado en la Universidad Nacional en la Ciudad de Méjico, profesional de gran prestigio y una experiencia de más de cuarenta años de logros, registrado en los Estados Unidos, Méjico y Argentina. El Arq. Rosen tardará casi dos años en finalizar y describe su proyecto: Dos arcos rectangulares monolíticos del cuarenta-pie sirven como el tema primario y el punto focal para el nuevo complejo de MoLAA’s. Los arcos, una América Latina de simbolización y la otra, los Estados Unidos, fueron diseñados para reflejar el encuentro de estas culturas diversas. También se miran como los puentes metafóricos que MoLAA proporciona a y desde las Américas, y la unidad idílica del hemisferio occidental. Más allá de los arcos, las aberturas cuadradas pequeñas envuelven las paredes exteriores de los museum’s, creando un collar de la luz mientras que el sol sigue su trayectoria diaria a través del cielo. Flotando debajo de los arcos, una piscina expansiva de la reflexión celebra la proximidad de MoLAA’s al Océano Pacífico.Para compensar la rigidez de la estructura angular, una torre cilíndrica emerge de la piscina de la reflexión, y balancea el equilibrio geométrico del diseño. En referencia adicional al mar, el azulejo azul y blanco de encargo adorna el cilindro, creando la ilusión de las ondas suaves que ruedan a través del exterior del museo. El Director Asociado, Alex Slato concluye que éste es uno de lo pocos Museos dedicado exclusivamente a proyectar el arte Latinoamericano Contemporáneo así como su Cultura en los EE.UU., tal como lo idealizó y creó su fundador el Dr. Roberto Gumbiner, en noviembre de 1996 en Long Beach en California. Con la utilización de su formidable Colección Permanente, exposiciones que viajan, y programas el MoLAA educa a audiencia meridional diversa de California sobre arte americano latino contemporáneo. Sin duda alguna esta ambiciosa expansión dará la capacidad de generar y proyectar aún mas el nivel artístico de los grandes maestros como lo es POLITANO y de otros artistas del resto de Hispanoamérica”.

Auction Latinamerican Artists 2005, Museum Of Latin American Art. MoLAA, Long Beach. CA, USA.

Título de la Obra: L’ Armonía Autor: Wladimiro POLITANO Año: 2003 Técnica: Óleo sobre tela Dimensiones: 100x81 cm. Obra que participará a la Gran subasta de los Artistas Latinoamericanos, en el Museum of Latin American Art – MoLAA, Long Beach, California, EE.UU. El día 15 Y 16 de Octubre de 2005

II Biennale In Painting, 2003, Stockholm, Sweden

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Sculptura pubblica “Puntas de Plata ” dello Sculpture Wladimiro Politano

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Sculptura pubblica “Puntas de Plata ” dello Sculpture Wladimiro Politano

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The Gallery Caly presents the sculptor and painter Wladimiro Politano