Biography
Carlo Carnevali was born in Perugia fifty four years ago.
His artistic experience begins in this first 70s.
He has frequented the "Accademia delle belle arti Pietro Vannucci" in Perugia, graduating himself with an experimental thesis in history of art.
As he got the diploma he has worked in cycles and topics expressing himself with painting, sculpture, diagram and ceramics.
He has travelled a lot for his studies and he did many researches about "the expressive sign" in particular to the prints and cancellations to X of the "Aurignaziano" period.
He kept contacts with contemporary artists he is very interested in the work of De Kooning and through the knowledge and the studying of Tapi's works he started expressing himself also through different materials such: paper, chalk, cardboard, wood baurlap. He has shared artistic experiences with cultural centres and associations.
He has been the promoter of the associations of visual art called "Opera" in Perugia.
In 1987 in collaboration with Nuvolo and with the critical text of Bruno Corà he has organized an exhibition in the "centro espositivo della Rocca Paolina" in Perugia, called "Tra Morfemi e Cromie" which is showed a cycle of his works.
In march 2001 he has been invited by the "Rogers State Univerity" of Tulsa in Oklahoma for an important exhibition of his works and meeting with students and teachers of the artistic academy of the same university.
He is also author of illustrations for books, posters, and scene of theatre.
He works in his own workshop in Mastrogiorgio Street n.47, Pieve Pagliaccia Perugia - Italy
tel. 039-0755918037
e-mail: info@carlocarnevali.com.
Famous art criticals who has been interested in his exibitions and art work:
Aldo Capobianco, Gino Viziano, Renato Lamperini, Aldo Rosimini, Giorgio Guenzatti, Anna Rita Piazzai, Duccio Travaglia, Claudio Spinelli, Sergio Zanni, Paul Gouverner, Michel Hubert Martin, Ernst Weeber, Giorgio Smuraglia, Raul Endreas, Martin Gerner, Settimia Ricci, Giorgio Maradei, Massimo Duranti, Emidio De Albentiis, Giorgio Bonomi, Claudio Casorati, Domenico Coletti, Pasquale Rizzardi, Giorges Lillikas, Emil Cooler Holzer, Bruno Corà, Aldo Iori, Maria Ausilia Binda, Adolfo Orsini, Monica Rosati, Umit Inatçi, Pavel Machotka, Gary Moeller, Sara Scarabottini, Eniva Mungo.
