Studio Bruno Tonini

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Gussago
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.

11/08/2026

Alighiero BOETTI
“Alighiero e Boetti”
Brescia, Galleria Banco, 1976

97x67,8 cm., original poster illustrated with a black and white photos by Gianfranco Gorgoni, published on the occasion of the exhibition (Brescia, Galleria Banco, 1976). Attached: an original black and white photo of the work is (printing with Salt and Silver Nitrate) with some variations in the arrangement of two hands, on the back is glued the label of a well known Turin gallery.

[Bibliography: Boetti 2016: pag. 160; Maffei - Picciau 2011: pag. 271].

“Alighiero amava le mani. Attribuiva alle mani molte virtù, segreti e conoscenza… Era affascinato dai mancini (io sono mancina!) e usava sempre le due mani, specificando che una scrive e l’altra disegna. Nell’opera san Berbardino ha una mano aperta e una chiusa. Quella che dona e quella che conserva. “Quella che fa una carezza e quella che da un pugno”, mi disse teneramente...“. (Agata Boetti)

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10/08/2026

George BRECHT - Robert FILLIOU
“Games at the Cedilla or the Cedilla takes off”
New York - Toronto - Frankfurt-am-Main, Something Else Press, Inc., [1967]

20,3x14 cm, pp. [154], hardcover binding, dust jacket”, illustrated cover with a typographic composition. Artist’s book designed in the form of a scrapbook, featuring printed interventions including drawings, handwritten letters, notes, black-and-white photographs, newspaper clippings, poems, statements, and other materials.

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09/08/2026

Bernd & Hilla BECHER Bernd
“Fachwerkhäuser des Siegener Industriegebietes”
München, Schirmer und Mosel, 1977

22,2x24,5 cm, pp. 356, hardcover binding with dust jacket / artists’ book, illustrated dust jacket and 350 black and white photographic illustrations with examples of half-timbered houses built in the Siegen’s industrial area. First edition. Dust jacket slightly yellowed but copy in excellent condition.

Bibliography: De Beaupré - Bl**er 2013: pag. 55, n. 3

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08/08/2026

Joe TILSON
“Labirinth”
without place, self-publishing, 1975/1976

16x19 cm, pp. [4], folded greeting card, screen-printed in color. Copy sent to the graphic designer Silvestro Bini, bearing an affectionate dedication by the artist. Limited edition, produced in a small number of copies for friends.

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07/08/2026

Singh, DAYANITA
“Go Away Closer”
Göttingen, Vlg. Steidl, 2006

160 x 200 mm. 32 pages, paperback, artist’s book without text, published on occasion of solo artist exhibition, illustrated with 31 black-and-white photographs. First edition, first printing. (New Delhi, Gallery Nature Morte, December 18, 2006 - January 20, 2007)

“Go Away Closer is a novel without words. It concerns series of opposites in Singh`s India: presence and absence, reality and dreams, tradition and progress. She is able to express the emotion underlying these often abstract concepts, because her photography springs from her own intimate experiences. For example, Singh establishes a connection between her personal losses, and the collective sadness due to lost traditions in the face of technology. Such opposites are ultimately irreconcilable, as embodied by the paradox of the book`s title. Singh embraces this uncertainty, and presents visual clues in her photographs into which the viewer can read his or her own biography. Go Away Closer - like all of Singh`s books - is not about answering questions, but considering the emotion fabric from which they arise.” (from the publisher)

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06/08/2026

Thomas BAYRLE - Bernhard JAGER
“Bayrle & Jäger Gulliver-Presse. (Ausstellungskatalog)”
München, Galerie Buchholz, [1965]

14,7x10,5 cm, paperback, pp. [88]. Catalogue / artist’s book fully illustrated with reproductions of prints, drawings and photographic images in both color and black and white, many of them double-page printed. Text in German by Franz Mon. Catalogue featuring the books and prints published by Bayrle & Jäger Gulliver-Presse for Galerie Buchholz in München.

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05/08/2026

Blinky PALERMO
“Blinky Palermo / Gesamtgraphik”
Bonn, Galerie Klein, 1972

56,9x40 cm., color illustrated poster, silkscreen printed, published in occasion of the exhibition (Bonn, Galerie Klein, February 2 - March 18, 1972).

[Bibliography: Lailach 2005: page 110]

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05/08/2026

John BALDESSARI - (Klaus RINKE)
“Dear Klaus…”
Los Angeles, Marina del Rey, 1996

15x10,6 cm., illustrated postcard reproducing John Baldessari’s Two High Rises (With Disruptions), Two Witnesses (Red and Green) (1990). With a handwritten message by the artist, signed; mailed to artist Klaus Rinke.

“Dear Klaus, yes, let’s get together! Call me when you arrive in L. A. Aug. 20. Warm regards, John”.

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04/08/2026

(Arte povera)
AA.VV.
“Untilted [29 Ottobre 1969]”
Torino, Galleria Sperone, 1969

10,5x17 cm, pp. [10] loose sheets, series of 10 loose sheets in semitransparent parchment paper, on the first of which the inaugural date of the exhibition is printed in red, and the name and address of the gallery in black. On the remaining nine sheets, the name and surname of one of the nine participating artists are printed in black at the center: Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Giorgio Griffa, Roberto Maini, Mario Merz, Giuseppe Penone, Emilio Prini, Gilberto Zorio. Invitation published on the occasion of the exhibition opening (Turin, Galleria Sperone, October 29, 1969). [Bibliography: Sperone 2000: volume I, pag. 36].

“Nel 1969 si svolgono due collettive. La prima è «Disegni progetti» (maggio) dove sono presenti Anselmo, Boetti, Calzolari, Marz, Penone e Zorio. La seconda, in ottobre, è di maggior impegno e rinforza il gruppo della mostra precedente con Griffa, Maini e Prini...” (Anna Minola in AA.VV., «Gian Enzo Sperone. Torino Roma New York – 35 anni di mostre tra Europa e America, Torino, Hopefulmonster, 2000, volume I, pag. 36) 2. A

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03/08/2026

Richard LONG
“Dartmoor Wind Circle”
no place, Worthington Family Collection, 1988

21x14 cm, pp. [4], illustrated card folded in two parts printed in red and black with a charming dedication inside written in pencil by the artist dedicated to “Rudi” (Fuchs). “Dartmoor Wind Circle” is a 1988 text and line sculpture documenting a long walk across the vast, windswept landscape of Dartmoor.

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Indirizzo

Via Pratolungo 192
Gussago
25064

Orario di apertura

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

Telefono

+393493536121

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http://www.studiobrunotonini.it/

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