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VIVA CAVANDOLI!
mostra omaggio a OSVALDO CAVANDOLI, disegnatore del celebre cartoon "LA LINEA"
di 100 ILLUSTRATORI, DISEGNATORI, ANIMATORI
di fama nazionale ed internazionale
Dal 10 aprile 2015
Al 2 giugno 2015
al MUSIL
il Museo dell'Industria e del Lavoro di Rodengo Saiano (Brescia).
Per maggiori informazioni: vivacavandoli.it
In anteprima qualche opera :
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| di Bruno Bozzetto |
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| di Segio Staino |
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| di Piero Tonin |
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| di Lido Contemori |
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| di Ugo Sajini |
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| di Frago |
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| di Giuliano |
- Achille Superbi (Italia)
- Adriano Carnevali (Italia)
- Aguinaldo Perrone (Italia)
- Aka B (Italia)
- Alfio Leotta (Italia)
- Andrea Bersani (Italia)
- Andrea Blasich (USA)
- Andrea Pecchia (Italia)
- Antonio Dusi (Italia)
- Antonio Tubino (Italia)
- Athos Careghi (Italia)
- Aurélien Baudinat (Francia)
- Bicio Fabbri (Italia)
- Bruno Bozzetto (Italia)
- Carlo Squillante (Italia)
- Cent Alantar (Francia)
- Chiara Colasanti (Italia)
- Claudio Acciari (Italia)
- Corvo Rosso (Italia)
- Cristian Neri Gonzaga (Italia)
- Daisuke Ichiba (Giappone)
- Dast (Italia)
- Denis Dugas (Francia)
- Dino Aloi (Italia)
- Elena Rapa (Italia)
- Emanuele Fossati (Italia)
- Emilio Isca (Italia)
- Eugenio Saint Pierre (Italia)
- Fausto Gilberti (Italia)
- Frago (Italia)
- Francesco Marrello (Italia)
- Francesco Natali (Italia)
- Franco Buffarello (Italia)
- Fusako Yusaki (Giappone)
- Gabriele Picco (Italia)
- Giacomo Lion (Italia)
- Gianni Audisio (Italia)
- Gibba Guido (Italia)
- Gino Gavioli (Italia)
- Giorgio Franzaroli (Italia)
- Giovanna Casotto (Italia)
- Giovanni Beduschi (Italia)
- Giuliano (Italia)
- Giuseppe Maurizio Laganà (Italia)
- Gjon Marku (Kosovo)
- Hurricane (Italia)
- Ian David Marsden (Svizzera)
- Jazz Manciola (Italia)
- Jonas Bergstrand (Svezia)
- Joshua Held (Italia)
- Kanako Noda (Giappone)
- Lele Corvi (Italia)
- Leo Ortolani (Italia)
- Lido Contemori (Italia)
- Luca Fattore (Danimarca)
- Luca Francocci (Italia)
- Luca Salvagno (Italia)
- Lucio Schiavon (Italia)
- Maicol&Mirco (Italia)
- Marco Varrone (Italia)
- Marian Avramescu (Romania)
- Marilena Nardi (Italia)
- Mario Gomboli (Italia)
- Massimo Bonfatti (Italia)
- Massimo Giacon (Italia)
- Matteo Bertelli (Italia)
- Maurizio Ercole (Italia)
- Mauro Gariglio (Italia)
- Max Capogna (Italia)
- Miguel Paiva (Argentina)
- Mike Diana (USA)
- Milko (Italia)
- Milo Manara (Italia)
- Nedo Zanotti (Italia)
- Nik Guerra (Italia)
- Olivier Martin (Francia)
- Paolo Del Vaglio (Italia)
- Pat Carra (Italia)
- Piero Tonin (Italia)
- Pierpaolo Perazzoli (Italia)
- Ralph Bakshi (USA)
- Riccardo Crosa (Italia)
- Roberto Baldazzini (Italia)
- Roberto David (Italia)
- Roberto Mangosi (Italia)
- Sandro Dossi (Italia)
- Sergio Ponchione (Italia)
- Sergio Staino (Italia)
- Silvio Camboni (Italia)
- Squaz (Italia)
- Stefano Baratti (Italia)
- Stefano Disegni (Italia)
- Stefano Zattera (Italia)
- The Hand (Italia)
- Toru Fukuda (Giappone)
- Ugo Sajini (Italia)
- Vincino (Italia)
- Vittore Baroni (Italia)
- Winston Smith (USA)
- Yoshiko Noda "YOCCI" (Giappone)
- Zograf (Serbia)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTMBl7HcqEI
Download "CAVANDOLI!" http://www.divshare.com/download/1782...
"CAVANDOLI!", from an idea by Hurrican Ivan in collaboration with Piero Tonin and Emanuele Fossati, is an affectionate tribute to the beloved humorist Osvaldo Cavandoli, also known as Cava, father of the world-famous cartoon character La Linea (The Line).
The story is a shocking, horrific journey in the Afterlife. The Comics Committee is in crisis: cartoons are not funny anymore! What happened? What terrible spell lingers over their ink souls? And above all, who will save them from their grim fate?
Puck the Dwarf, Dirty Bastard and The Cow are sent to the Comics Paradise to seek advice from cartoon legend Osvaldo Cavandoli.
Will the trio be able to come back from the Other Side and revive their miserable careers with the help of a jar of jam?
"CAVANDOLI!" is a unique comic-strip story drawn by 30 of the best Italian cartoonists, all of which, in one way or the other, are connected to the Maestro.
From the legendary cartoonists of Carosello (Bruno Bozzetto, Gino Gavioli, Nedo Zanotti, Carlo "Perogatt" Peroni), to Cavandoli's closest collaborators (Lucio Tomaz, storyboard artist, and Mauro Gariglio, animator), to his friends and colleagues, all teamed up for the first time to pay homage to one of the pioneers of Italian animation.
The great Brazilian poet Vinicius de Moraes also makes a special appearance. Cavandoli was a big fan of de Moraes' work and wrote many poems himself: some verses from "Allo specchio" ("At the mirror") are cited in the Comics Paradise sequence.
"CAVANDOLI!" also pokes fun at Italian media, that have regrettably neglected Cava and his work over the years.
But we don't need their approval, right Osvaldo?
Piero Tonin
"CAVANDOLI!", from an idea by Hurrican Ivan in collaboration with Piero Tonin and Emanuele Fossati, is an affectionate tribute to the beloved humorist Osvaldo Cavandoli, also known as Cava, father of the world-famous cartoon character La Linea (The Line).
The story is a shocking, horrific journey in the Afterlife. The Comics Committee is in crisis: cartoons are not funny anymore! What happened? What terrible spell lingers over their ink souls? And above all, who will save them from their grim fate?
Puck the Dwarf, Dirty Bastard and The Cow are sent to the Comics Paradise to seek advice from cartoon legend Osvaldo Cavandoli.
Will the trio be able to come back from the Other Side and revive their miserable careers with the help of a jar of jam?
"CAVANDOLI!" is a unique comic-strip story drawn by 30 of the best Italian cartoonists, all of which, in one way or the other, are connected to the Maestro.
From the legendary cartoonists of Carosello (Bruno Bozzetto, Gino Gavioli, Nedo Zanotti, Carlo "Perogatt" Peroni), to Cavandoli's closest collaborators (Lucio Tomaz, storyboard artist, and Mauro Gariglio, animator), to his friends and colleagues, all teamed up for the first time to pay homage to one of the pioneers of Italian animation.
The great Brazilian poet Vinicius de Moraes also makes a special appearance. Cavandoli was a big fan of de Moraes' work and wrote many poems himself: some verses from "Allo specchio" ("At the mirror") are cited in the Comics Paradise sequence.
"CAVANDOLI!" also pokes fun at Italian media, that have regrettably neglected Cava and his work over the years.
But we don't need their approval, right Osvaldo?
Piero Tonin
http://pierotonin.blogspot.it/
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