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1955 Libreria Il Salto, Milano, (presentation by Albino Galvano)
1957 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Galvano)
1959 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Luigi Carluccio)
1960 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Galvano)
1964 Galleria Stampatori, Turin, (presentation by Galvano and Edoardo Sanguineti); Galleria La Carabaga, Sampierdarena (presentation by Edoardo Sanguineti)
1965 Museo Civico, Pistoia, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1966 Galleria Lutrin, Lione, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1967 Galleria Numero, Rome, (presentation by Sanguineti); Galleria Fiamma Vigo, Rome, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1970 Sala Bolaffi, Turin
1971 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1972 Galleria Anthea, Rome, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1974 Galleria Il Fauno, Turin (presentation by
Man Ray)
1975 Galleria LP220, Turin, (presentation by Maurizio Fagiolo dell'Arco); Galleria Marin, Turin (presentation by Fagiolo dell'Arco)
1976 Place and sign, Galleria Luciano Anselmino, Milan, (presentation by Sanguineti); Galleria Il Capricorno, Venice, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1978 Galleria Weber, Turin, (presentation by Giancarlo Salzano)
1979 Galleria Martano, Turin, (presentation by Paolo Fossati, Galvano, Marco Vallora)
1980 Carol Rama: watercolors 1939-1941, work 1966-1980, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin (presentation by Corrado Levi and Sanguineti)
1981 Carol Rama, works 1950-1955, Galleria D'Arte Maggiorotto, Cavallermaggiore (presentation by Galvano and Paolo Fossati)
1983/84 Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin (texts by Levi, Sanguineti, and Lea Vergine)
1985 Sagrato del Duomo, Milan, (curated by Lea Vergine); Carol Rama: Seven Works, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin
1987 Carol Rama, Works from 1937 to 1987, Galleria Dell'Oca, Rome, (presentation by Giuliano Briganti and Corrado Levi)
1988 Casa del Mantegna, Mantova (presentation by Giorgio Manganelli, Francesco Bartoli, Giuliano Briganti and Anne-Marie Sauzeau Boetti)
1989 Circolo degli Artisti, Turin (presentation by Paolo Fossati)
1990 Galleria UXA, Novara; Carol Rama, works 1989/90, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano
1993 Carol Rama: Quasi note azzurre (Almost blue notes), Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, XLV Biennale Internazionale d'Arte, Venice (presentation by Achille Bonito Oliva and Corrado Levi)
1993/94 La corona di Keaton, 1993 Idilli, 1993 Inediti, 1952/57, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano
1994 Galleria Monica De Cardenas, Milano
1994-95 Carol Rama, Past to Present 1994-1930, Galleria Sprovieri, Rome (presentation by Achille Bonito Oliva and Maurizio Fagiolo dell'Arco)
1995 Le stanze di Carolina 1939-1994, Galleria Otto, Bologna (presentation by Paolo Fossati and Dario Trento)
1996 Galleria Il Ponte, Turin; Stamperia del Borgo Po, Turin (text by Sanguineti)
1997 Carol Rama, works on paper, 1930s to present, Esso Gallery, New York (presentation by Filippo Fossati, Levi, Paolo Fossati, Sanguineti and Ingrid Schaffner); Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin
2015 La Passion selon Carol Rama, The Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris
2016 The Passion According to Carol Rama, Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), Dublin
2017 Carol Rama: Antibodies, New Museum of Contemporary Art (New York, N.Y.) April 26-September 10, 2017.
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Notable works
Nonna Carolina [Granny Carolina] (1936). Thought to be her earliest watercolor, the old woman's withered bust lies limply among so many prosthetic limbs and wooden shoe forms, her throat besieged by a half dozen black leeches like a soggy swamp monster, displaying her wetness as a necklace.[1]
Melodramma [Melodrama] (1960). Features a bubbling, festering, charred tumor of texture stretched across the middle, surrounded by a handful of ready-made plastic skull-and crossbones stickers or tags.[1]
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1955 Libreria Il Salto, Milano, (presentation by Albino Galvano)
1957 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Galvano)
1959 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Luigi Carluccio)
1960 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Galvano)
1964 Galleria Stampatori, Turin, (presentation by Galvano and Edoardo Sanguineti); Galleria La Carabaga, Sampierdarena (presentation by Edoardo Sanguineti)
1965 Museo Civico, Pistoia, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1966 Galleria Lutrin, Lione, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1967 Galleria Numero, Rome, (presentation by Sanguineti); Galleria Fiamma Vigo, Rome, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1970 Sala Bolaffi, Turin
1971 Galleria La Bussola, Turin, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1972 Galleria Anthea, Rome, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1974 Galleria Il Fauno, Turin (presentation by
Man Ray)
1975 Galleria LP220, Turin, (presentation by Maurizio Fagiolo dell'Arco); Galleria Marin, Turin (presentation by Fagiolo dell'Arco)
1976 Place and sign, Galleria Luciano Anselmino, Milan, (presentation by Sanguineti); Galleria Il Capricorno, Venice, (presentation by Sanguineti)
1978 Galleria Weber, Turin, (presentation by Giancarlo Salzano)
1979 Galleria Martano, Turin, (presentation by Paolo Fossati, Galvano, Marco Vallora)
1980 Carol Rama: watercolors 1939-1941, work 1966-1980, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin (presentation by Corrado Levi and Sanguineti)
1981 Carol Rama, works 1950-1955, Galleria D'Arte Maggiorotto, Cavallermaggiore (presentation by Galvano and Paolo Fossati)
1983/84 Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin (texts by Levi, Sanguineti, and Lea Vergine)
1985 Sagrato del Duomo, Milan, (curated by Lea Vergine); Carol Rama: Seven Works, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin
1987 Carol Rama, Works from 1937 to 1987, Galleria Dell'Oca, Rome, (presentation by Giuliano Briganti and Corrado Levi)
1988 Casa del Mantegna, Mantova (presentation by Giorgio Manganelli, Francesco Bartoli, Giuliano Briganti and Anne-Marie Sauzeau Boetti)
1989 Circolo degli Artisti, Turin (presentation by Paolo Fossati)
1990 Galleria UXA, Novara; Carol Rama, works 1989/90, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano
1993 Carol Rama: Quasi note azzurre (Almost blue notes), Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, XLV Biennale Internazionale d'Arte, Venice (presentation by Achille Bonito Oliva and Corrado Levi)
1993/94 La corona di Keaton, 1993 Idilli, 1993 Inediti, 1952/57, Galleria Giancarlo Salzano
1994 Galleria Monica De Cardenas, Milano
1994-95 Carol Rama, Past to Present 1994-1930, Galleria Sprovieri, Rome (presentation by Achille Bonito Oliva and Maurizio Fagiolo dell'Arco)
1995 Le stanze di Carolina 1939-1994, Galleria Otto, Bologna (presentation by Paolo Fossati and Dario Trento)
1996 Galleria Il Ponte, Turin; Stamperia del Borgo Po, Turin (text by Sanguineti)
1997 Carol Rama, works on paper, 1930s to present, Esso Gallery, New York (presentation by Filippo Fossati, Levi, Paolo Fossati, Sanguineti and Ingrid Schaffner); Galleria Giancarlo Salzano, Turin
2015 La Passion selon Carol Rama, The Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris
2016 The Passion According to Carol Rama, Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), Dublin
2017 Carol Rama: Antibodies, New Museum of Contemporary Art (New York, N.Y.) April 26-September 10, 2017.
No info as to why these particular pieces are "notable" -
WomenArtistUpdates (
talk) 00:48, 1 May 2023 (UTC)reply
Notable works
Nonna Carolina [Granny Carolina] (1936). Thought to be her earliest watercolor, the old woman's withered bust lies limply among so many prosthetic limbs and wooden shoe forms, her throat besieged by a half dozen black leeches like a soggy swamp monster, displaying her wetness as a necklace.[1]
Melodramma [Melodrama] (1960). Features a bubbling, festering, charred tumor of texture stretched across the middle, surrounded by a handful of ready-made plastic skull-and crossbones stickers or tags.[1]